Apollo Bay Boat Harbour is a coastal access point situated in Victoria, Australia, where the Barham River meets Bass Strait at the town of Apollo Bay.

The harbour sits within an ocean environment and is a well-regarded fishing destination, particularly known for Eastern Australian salmon, Southern calamari, and King George whiting.

The nearby Barham River flows approximately 16 kilometres from the Otway Ranges, descending 481 metres before emptying into Bass Strait just north of Cape Otway.

The river and harbour together form a productive fishing area, with the surrounding waters also yielding species such as dusky flathead and gummy shark.