An intimate & luxurious Mediterranean style villa surrounded by the sea, sun and sand in the heart of Cowes, the main township of Phillip Island

Located in a magnificent garden oasis and only footsteps from the beach. Choose from standard or luxury spa suites, cooked gourmet breakfasts, room service or restaurant dining.

We only accomodate a small number of guests to ensure your total privacy, comfort and relaxation.

Your hosts, Jenni and Harley Boyle, have an extensive background in arts, entertaining and hospitality and know how to make your stay truly special.

The Gardens - The magnificent gardens are an outstanding feature of our villa. Lovingly and painstakingly transformed by Jenni in only a few short years, they are designed to capture the ever changing seasons and to create a private oasis. Once surrounded by the gardens you are truly in your own private world. Winding paths could lead you to a secret corner, a lily pond or a special sculpture. It is a wonderful way to while away the day and forget the outside world.

Boyle's Restaurant at The Castle - After almost a decade "Boyle's" Award Winning Restaurant has closed it's doors to the general public and now operates exclusively for in-house guests & private functions. The Restaurant is unique with it's cosy and romantic ambience and provides candlelit tables for two.

The Gallery - Situated in a beautiful corner of the rear gardens, The Gallery features original artworks for sale by Jenni and her daughter Freya (who is also an artist).

Things to see on Phillip Island - Phillip Island is a jewel of an island set in beautiful Westernport Bay.

It is a thriving seaside and rural community of 6000 residents who share this unique natural attraction with visitors and tourists 365 days a year. Surrounded by pristine beaches, there are endless activities to fill the day, swim, fish, surf, sail or simply marvel at the abundant rock-pools.

Take in a nature walk or hire a bike to explore the island at your own pace.

Every evening you can see the fairy penguins who magically appear at dusk and parade along the beach to nest. Phillip Island is also home to one of the largest fur seal colonies in the Southern Hemisphere. The Island's koalas have their own special enclosure where viewing can be made from specially built boardwalks.There are also vast numbers of seabirds and other native birds including the Short Tailed Shearwaters, who arrive via Siberia and make for a very special sight at dawn and dusk when they leave and return from their day at sea. Elsewhere wallabies and echidnas can be seen in the grassy shrublands.