The drive from Hobart only takes about 75 minutes, but it can take much more if you like to have a look at the lovely little towns and scenery on the way. Once you get there you will be amazed at how pristine the location and the beach is. The rolling waves do crash a bit at times, but that will only serve to relax you and send you to noddy land. Light the fire, open a good wine, drag over a couple of old easy chairs and kick back. There is a selection of music to wack on the CD player. If thats not your style, try fishing off the beach out the front. A good surf rod will soon have a couple of pretty good sized flathead in the bag. What about snow walking and sight seeing. What about 4 wheel driving. How about reading, playing your guitar, writing poetry or even a novel. If you have kids, you wont see them till they get hungry. You can't get them off the beach. Deep blue water(extremely clean) and a beautiful white sandy beach to lay or walk on. Allow plenty of days to chill out.
This area has become known as "Far South Tasmania" and is quite unique. There are lots of things to see and do, if you can drag yourself away from the beach. It is worth taking a look at
Feature List
Barbeque
Bedding
Cooking facilities
Cd player
Linen supplied
Microwave
Open fireplace
Refrigerator
Television reception
Wheelchair access
Nonsmoking
Stereo
Wood heater
Very private
Quiet
Fresh oysters on rocks
Fresh mussells on rocks
4wd tracks
Walking tracks
Snow nearby
Great fishing/boating
Accommodation Rates
Note: Pricing is subject to change. You should confirm pricing with the property owner.
Availability Calendar & Pricing - click dates of interest to enquire
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we will be back,fantastic accomadation in an amazing location we sat and watched our daughter swimming at the beach from the house,a great base as we explored the area all day and when we got back the house was as cosy as toast as the fire place was the best we had ever come across and was no fuss,very affordable with 2 kids and cant waite 2 return,and we live in tassie!!!
Loved the joint, Costello had to look after the Hicks business while I was fishing and eating huge oysters off the rocks. I'm going back when I get kicked out of office, Kevin Rudd might give me a diplomatic job in Tassie.
Great spot, no one could find me. Costello had to look after the Hicks affair while I was fishing and drinking. No children overboard down there, no green house gas emissions, no trade problems, just peace, glorious peace. Even had a good steak at the pub. Never seen oysters so big ,right off the rocks, free.When I retire, thats where I am headed, unless Kevin Rudd gives me a diplomatic posting somewhere nice.
