Robe offers several transportation options for visitors. Driving is the most popular choice, allowing travelers to enjoy the scenic beauty of the South Australian countryside. Major routes connect Robe to Adelaide and Melbourne, providing opportunities to explore along the way. For those preferring public transport, bus services are available, although schedules may be limited. It's often necessary to combine bus travel with other transportation options, such as hiring a car, to reach Robe. Air travel is another option, but with limited flights to the nearest airport in Mount Gambier. Once there, visitors can continue their journey to Robe by bus or car.

Robe is an ideal destination for campervan travelers as there are some great Robe attractions and experiences to enjoy. There is something for every traveler, from its rich history, great fishing and stunning Robe beaches, to the incredible food and wine scene, especially the local Robe seafood. If you’re traveling as a couple or as a family, this place has so much to offer, making it a must-visit destination to add to your travel itinerary.

Robe offers a wide selection of hotels and motels. Historic Robe Hotel on the waterfront is a one-stop shop for entertainment with a beer garden, a front bar with Keno and TAB and a large dining area and lounge. For a fuss-free stay with sweeping water views, consider Robe Harbour View Motel with its 14 rooms and suites. Or, if you’re with a group, Aloha Highview Robe Central, which sleeps 10 and boasts floor-to-ceiling windows. For Instagram fodder, book into coastal holiday homes the Driftwood House or the Pelican Shed at Robe Retreats. Robe also has four caravan parks. Sea Vu Caravan Park sits on the beach, steps from the center of town. Also along the beach, Discovery Parks – Robe features a kids’ activity room and playground, as well as indoor heated pool. Robe Holiday Park is run by local couple Anthony and Keryn who love to share their area knowledge. And finally, Lakeside Tourist Park is a leafy site on the shores of picturesque Lake Fellmongery.

Long Beach is one of the most popular attractions in Robe, and for good reason. It is a breathtaking beach that stretches for kilometres and offers visitors a chance to enjoy a walk along the gorgeous coastline. You can even pack a picnic lunch to enjoy the stunning views. Cape Dombey Obelisk is another must-visit attraction in Robe. Here you can take in the stunning views of the town from the top of the obelisk and learn about the history of the area. Robe is known for its culinary delights. For seafood lovers, highly recommend heading to Sails restaurant for some delicious lobster, or to Robe Seafood & Takeaway for a quick bite. Little Dip Conservation Park is a great place to explore the native flora and fauna, whilst also taking in the stunning views of the rugged coastline and Southern Ocean.

Robe offers a perfect escape for relaxation and nature lovers. A short getaway of 2-3 days is enough to explore the town, enjoy its beautiful beaches, and savor fresh seafood. For a deeper immersion, extend your stay to 4-5 days to explore nearby national parks, go fishing, or simply unwind on the pristine coastline. If you have more time, a week or longer allows you to fully experience Robe's diverse offerings, including wildlife encounters, water sports, and exploring its rich history.