A vineyard in the clean sea air

  35 Shelly Beach Road, Koonya

A small family-run boutique vineyard located in Koonya on the Tasman Peninsula where the grapes flourish in the clean sea air of Cascades Bay, staying true to the owner’s commitment of being sustainable, local and natural.

Our location and dedication combined with our winemaker’s expertise, allows us to produce wines that we and the Tasman region can be proud of, producing a delicious Rose and a gold-medal award-winning Pinot Noir.

If you would like to visit us to hear about our growing methods or purchase our wines direct from the vineyard, please call 0417 382 680 to arrange a visit by appointment.

Spectacular Views while playing Golf

  Point Puer Road, Port Arthur

The Tasman Golf Club is one of the top 9-hole courses in Tasmania. The picturesque course has breathtaking sea cliff views of the ocean, and along with our signature 8th hole requiring golfers to tee off over the gulch to land their shot on the green, visitors are sure to enjoy their golfing experience.

Golf club and cart hire are available when booking. Green fees $20. Hire clubs available.

Everyone welcome!

Break free and reconnect with nature

  164 Murray Street, Hobart

This is your invitation into extraordinary surrounds, to walk with world-class guides, lightweight packs, and private eco-accommodation.  Tasmanian Walking Company has two itineraries for you to choose from: Three Capes Track Signature (4 days), or if you’re short on time, Three Capes Track Long Weekend (3 days). Pick up and drop off from Hobart.

Splashes of Gin

  3530 Arthur Hwy, Murdunna

Boutique blenders of gin and native botanicals on Tasmania’s beautiful Dunalley Bay.

Truely Remarkable

Nestled on the Tasman Peninsula, Remarkable Cave is a stunning natural wonder with a sea-carved tunnel and dramatic coastal views. A scenic boardwalk leads you to this unique spot, where crashing waves and striking rock formations create a breathtaking experience. Perfect for nature lovers and photographers, it’s a must-visit for anyone seeking Tasmania’s raw beauty.

photo credit: Phillip Hallam

Geological wonder enjoyed by all

The Tessellated Pavement on the Tasman Peninsula is a stunning natural formation of perfectly geometric rock tiles, shaped over millennia by erosion and tidal forces. Best viewed at low tide, this unique site offers a surreal landscape set against a dramatic ocean backdrop, making it a must-see for anyone seeking a one-of-a-kind experience.

photo credit: Jules Witek

Local & Airport Transfers

  Port Arthur, Tasmania

Tasman Peninsula Airport & Local Transfers operates transfers for locals and tourists to/from Hobart, Hobart Airport and within the Tasman Peninsula. 

This includes providing a service for cruise ship passengers that disembark at Port Arthur Historic Site to visit local tourist attractions.

We have vehicles available for groups of between 1 and 11 passengers. 

To make a booking phone Philip on 0435 478 377 or email tpat7182@outlook.com

Breathtakingly Beautiful

Let the scenery take your breath away on the Three Capes Track with its spectacular coastline, amazing geology, diverse forests and abundant wildlife. Last minute places are becoming available, so make sure to check the availability on your chosen dates.

Why not enjoy some of the other walks in the Tasman National Park including Cape Raoul and Shipstern Bluff while visiting the Tasman Peninsula. For more information on these day walks visit: www.parks.tas.gov.au

Happy Hour Histories

  6973 Arthur Highway Port Arthur

Join our expert guides for their end-of-day talk in 1830 Restaurant & Bar with special price drinks and bar snacks from 3pm-5pm Wednesday to Sunday.

No ticket required.

Self-contained spa chalets – Little Norfolk Bay

  5927 Arthur Hwy, Taranna

Self-contained spa chalets. The four are all slightly different, 3 have sunken floors into the living area and one has a flat floor (please request unit 3 in your booking if you require a flat floor, subject to availability). The chalets are all self-contained with full kitchens and laundry facilities. 

Enjoy the peace and tranquility of a country stay in a modern unit.

On-site Bistro featuring wild caught local fish.

Relax, Unwind & Enjoy

  5730 Arthur Highway, Taranna

Abs By The Bay provides contemporary apartment accommodation set in attractive gardens with direct access to the waterfront of Little Norfolk Bay at Taranna on the Tasman Peninsula, just 10 minutes from Port Arthur and 5 minutes to Eaglehawk Neck and near to local attractions, activities and restaurants.  The 1 or 2 bedroom spacious apartments feature their own fully equipped kitchen, modern bathroom and outdoor barbeque area, or choose a 1 bedroom studio suite. 

With modern style, personalised, inclusive and friendly hosting, waterfront sunsets, convenient location and affordable rates, Abs By The Bay is an ideal choice for both business and leisure travellers to relax, unwind and enjoy what the Tasman Peninsula has to offer.  So come and enjoy your stay at Abs by the Bay!

For the time of your natural life

  29 Safety Cove Rd, Port Arthur

Spend the day and stay for the night with this Day/Night Tasman Unlocked package including one night’s accommodation on Officers Row offering views over the Port Arthur Historic Site, two day entry passes, Ghost Tour passes, two course dinner with the selection from our current menu and a continental breakfast.

Beachfront Luxe for Groups

  216 White Beach Road, White Beach TAS

This generous-sized beachfront property offers the perfect backdrop for families and friends to gather, celebrate, holiday, and explore the spectacular Tasman Peninsula.

You will have the entire property including the outdoor games room, private outdoor shower, huge firepit, and landscaped gardens all to yourself, and all a few steps from the beach.

With 2 spacious living areas, 5 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, a huge wrap-around deck overlooking the water with outdoor dining and a massive daybed this home comfortably accommodates groups and offers space for everyone to enjoy the indoor and outdoor areas.

Brutal Beauty

  C341, Via Premaydena, Saltwater River TAS 7186

The Coal Mines Historic Site is a hidden gem at Saltwater River. It was here that the worst of the worst convicts were sent to work in suffocating conditions to cut coal for the colony. Today however it is a stunningly beautiful World Heritage-listed site where convict ruins nestle into the natural bush. There are three short walks that will take you around the settlement, mine shaft and Plunkett Point.

Unlock history at Port Arthur

  6973 Arthur Highway Port Arthur

Your ticket to Port Arthur Historic Site includes a downloadable self-guided audio experience, a harbour cruise and access to 100 acres of grounds, gardens, convict ruins and historic houses for two consecutive days! Pre-bookings are essential. There’s so much to explore on this World Heritage Site, so why not unshackle yourself by spending a night or two in the region?

A side of comfort with your convict site visit

  52 Safety Cove Road, Port Arthur

Self-contained family and couples’ villas surrounded by charming garden landscapes. Easy access to Port Arthur Historic Site and on the way to Remarkable Caves. Stay 2 nights save 10%, stay 3 nights save 20%!

Best Views in the Region

  380 Pirates Bay Drive, Eaglehawk Neck TAS 7179

The iconic Lufra Beachside Hotel has been welcoming guests since 1870. With undeniably the best views in the region, our Cafe, Restaurant and Bar are the perfect place to relax and enjoy coffee and cakes, lunch or dinner while overlooking Pirates Bay. Our accommodation has a mix of hotel rooms, studios and two-bedroom apartments. Lufra Beachside Hotel is situated within walking distance to the Tessellated Pavement and Pirates Bay Beach.

Chocolate + Wine Paired Tasting

  20 Blackman Bay Road, Dunalley

After a unique wine tasting experience? Enjoy the Bangor Chocolate Paired Wine Tasting. Select 4 wines from our estate range of wines, paired with hand-selected Federation chocolate, enjoyed in the private wine tasting room. Learn about the Bangor vineyard and wines while paired with a selection of beautiful Tasmanian chocolate.

4 wines paired with hand-selected Federation chocolate, $29pp, 40 mins (includes a $10 voucher towards T/A wine).

This is no Storm in a teacup

  91 White Beach Road, White Beach

Relax and enjoy spectacular views of Parson’s Bay, the Hartz mountains and surrounding gardens at Storm Bay Bed and Breakfast. With prime location at While Beach, you can access the World Heritage-listed Port Arthur Historic Site and other nature based activities easily. All rooms are equipped with private bathrooms, toiletries and hair dryers. Use promo code ‘TASMANUNLOCKED’ to unlock your 7% discount when staying for two nights or more, as well as a FREE healthy homemade breakfast each day.

Secluded retreat for couples and families

  229 Safety Cove Road Port Arthur

Our fully self-contained Port Arthur Accommodation is the perfect starting point to explore all the Tasman Peninsula has to offer.

Book on our website www.bayretreat.com.au.

Everday essentials and Fuel

  4050 Arthur Highway, Murdunna

Murdunna Roadhouse a family-owned business, only 5 minutes south of Dunalley, caters for your everyday essentials and fuel while showcasing local Tasmanian products including Seafood, Honey, Cheeses, and Jams to name a few. A popular venue for barista coffee with a great range of sweet treats.
We pride ourselves on our extensive range of takeaway food made on site, especially our homemade scallop and crayfish pies. Our oysters are sourced locally and shucked on site also.

Take some time to really ‘Chill’

  607 White Beach Road, White Beach

Waterview accommodation that will really set the mood. Chill Tasmania is situated at one of the Island’s truly amazing coastal holiday destinations. With fully-appointed, self-contained accommodation, ‘Chill’ is located at White Beach on the beautiful and historically significant Tasman Peninsula. Wake up to the sounds of the sea and the majestic views of kunanyi / Mount Wellington, Hobart and surrounding islands. This is the perfect place for a romantic getaway or for some R&R before or after walking the Three Capes Track.

Make a great first Impression

  15 Coolstore Road, Premaydena

Free gin tastings and 10% off when you buy two or more bottles of gin. No need to dress to impress, just come as you are. Open by appointment – phone (03) 6250 3183.

Spectacular Natural Beauty

The Tasman Arch and Devil’s Kitchen are two of the most captivating natural landmarks on the rugged Tasman Peninsula. The Tasman Arch, a towering stone arch formed by centuries of coastal erosion, offers spectacular views of the ocean and surrounding cliffs, while Devil’s Kitchen showcases a dramatic chasm where the sea crashes violently against the rocks. Both sites are easily accessible via a short, scenic walk, and together they offer an unforgettable glimpse into the power of nature, with stunning vistas, unique geological formations, and an atmosphere of raw, untamed beauty. Perfect for adventurers, photographers, and nature enthusiasts, these landmarks promise an awe-inspiring experience.

Little Norfolk Bay Bistro

  5927 Arthur Hwy, Taranna

Casual dining by award winning author and Chef Eloise Emmett.

Excellent value 3 course set menu (with choices), $59 per person and a small bar menu changing often that includes delicious hearty burgers and Fish & Chips. Making the most of the wild fish that Brendan catches in the local waters. Fully licensed with wine, beer and soft drinks.

Regular cooking workshops, cookbooks and Heat and Eat meals.

Loved by families, tourist and nature lovers

  6955 Arthur Highway, Port Arthur

Stewarts Bay Lodge is nestled in a world heritage listed national park and Australia’s infamous Port Arthur Historic Site. Stewarts Bay Lodge is just 90 minutes from Hobart in the beautiful region known as the Tasman Peninsula. Stewarts Bay Lodge offers a variety of quality self-contained cabin and chalet accommodation with a restaurant, function rooms and recreation facilities all surrounded by a white-sand beach, crystal clear ocean waters and beautiful woodlands.

Tourist Park with direct beach access

  128 White Beach Road, White Beach

White Beach Tourist Park offers a relaxed atmosphere coupled with quality facilities and direct beach access. We offer a range of accommodation options to suit all needs, from powered and unpowered sites up to family size cabins.

We have clean amenities, laundry facilities, camp kitchen with a dining/tv room, to make camping comfortable. We also offer gas BBQ’s, pizza oven, kiosk, and a Beach Shower.

Call (03) 6250 2142 to book or enquire.

Tasmanian Chocolate Foundry

  3 South Street, Taranna TAS

Nestled in the heart of the Tasman Peninsula in Taranna on the rugged East Coast of Tasmania you will find the perfect stop on your travels. The Tasmanian Chocolate Foundry manufactures a large range of hand-forged chocolate products.  Indulge yourself in all things chocolate, using the finest Belgian Coverture chocolate there’s sure to be something to tantalise the tastebuds. 

Tempt yourself with one of our delicious ice creams, sample our hand-forged chocolate and be intrigued with some of the more unusual chocolate products we make! From our showroom you can view our manufacturing floor where every product is made!

Relaxing Reading – Tasman Library

  4 Nubeena Back Road, Nubeena, Tasmania

Explore the services and collections of Libraries Tasmania at the Tasman Library. Enjoy free access to computers and Wi-Fi, and we can assist with printing services for your documents. Become a member to borrow and return items at any of the 46 libraries across Tasmania, you can even borrow from one site and return books to another.  Libraries Tasmania also has a wide range of free online services from audio and e-books, magazines and newspapers, to video streaming and adult literacy assistance.  There is also a three-month visitor membership to keep you connected if you are visiting Tasmania.

Glimpse into our convict past

The Eaglehawk Neck Historic Site offers a fascinating glimpse into Tasmania’s convict past, featuring the iconic Dog Line, used to prevent escapes. Visitors can explore historic ruins, learn about the area’s history, and enjoy stunning coastal views, all while being close to other natural wonders like the Tessellated Pavement. It’s a perfect stop for history enthusiasts, nature lovers and the whole family.

photo credit: Sofia Hobson

Time well spent. Stay 4 nights get 1 free

  Lot 1, Garden Point Road, Port Arthur

Centrally located to key attractions such as the Port Arthur Historic Site and the Three Capes Track, right now you can stay 4 nights and only pay 3*. Following a day out, sit back and relax by Stewarts Bay in a Waterview cabin, safari tent or spacious site. We have a playground and pump track for the kids to enjoy or why not cook up a delicious meal in our woodfired pizza oven.

Beautiful Country Getaway

  187 Lookout Road, Port Arthur

The Tasman Peninsula is an amazing place to visit. We are situated in Port Arthur on 25 acres surrounded by pure beauty. It’s the perfect place to get away and enjoy the Country. 

Enjoy a tour around our property getting to see our beautiful view which overlooks Isle of the Dead and Point Puer and get to meet and brush our Highland cows – Angus, Charlotte, Archie, Nellie and Gorgina and Our Murray Grey Lucille.

Beachfront Comfortable Cottage

  3652 Arthur Highway, Murdunna

Winganah Cottage is a fully self-contained Cottage accommodation offering a Farm Stay experience. Nestled in a peaceful rural location within walking distance to beautiful beaches and easy driving distance to popular tourist attractions and eateries.

Accommodates 3 guests, with a queen size bed, a single bed, full cooking facilities, BBQ and outdoor firepit. Stay includes a full complimentary continental breakfast.

Enjoy the opportunity to meet and hand feed some of the animals who live on the Winganah farm including alpacas, sheep and chickens. Winganah is also home to many native wildlife including kookaburras, pademelons, possums and Tasmanian devils. Only 5 minutes to Dunalley, 30 minutes to Port Arthur and 45 minutes to Hobart.

Lashings of Lavender

  6555 Arthur Highway, Port Arthur

Nestled within seven hectares (18 acres) of lavender, rainforest and lakes and overlooking the ocean at Long Bay, Port Arthur Lavender’s visitor centre and café showcase millennia-old uses of this fragrant flower alongside modern cuisine and a fully functioning essential oil distillery.

Stroll around the lavender trail or take in the ocean views while enjoying fresh Tasmanian produce in the lavender-inspired café.

We also have an extensive range of handmade products and gifts including bath and body indulgences, unique homewares, lavender-themed stationary made from lavender stems, jams, honeys and teas.

Celebrating Tasman Creativity

  45 Parsons Bay Road, White Beach TAS

The Pear Shed Gallery is a thriving artist’s co-operative situated at White Beach. The Gallery celebrates the creativity that exists within the Tasman Peninsula by showcasing local artists and makers working in mixed media, printmaking, painting, ceramics, glass, wood and fibre. We offer gifts for home, friends and family with an emphasis on the handmade.

Open Friday to Monday 10am-3pm.

Saltwater River Wines

  717 Saltwater River Road, Saltwater River

Stunning seascapes, picturesque landscapes, interesting built heritage and romantic ruins. Our family run vineyard occupies a sun drenched western slope of our farm at Saltwater River on the way to the world heritage-listed Coal Mines Historic Site.  The climate is mild, frost free and dry.  We enjoy long hours of sunshine and cool summer temperatures, moderated by the sea.

The red basalt soils of Saltwater River once grew vegetables, cereals, hops and livestock when the place was first settled in 1841 as a convict probation station to feed nearby Port Arthur penal station.  It now produces exceptional wines, shaped by the place and the season. Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, Chardonnay and Gamay are currently in production, the wine-making specifically tailored to express the complexities of the site.

Ian & Anne Hoyle
e:  info@saltwaterriverwines.com.au    messenger: @swrwines ph: 0409 972 407

Relaxed Luxury … By Design

  Duck Creek Road, Murdunna, TAS

Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Forestier Peninsula while enjoying the comforts of this architect-designed boutique accommodation.

The property features two light-filled bedrooms, each with their own beautifully-appointed bathroom, nestled in bushland with views of King George Sound and the surrounding landscape.

Premium Family Accommodation – Pirates Bay

  Eaglehawk Neck

Premium Family accommodation overlooking stunning Pirates Bay in Teralina/Eaglehawk Neck. Teralina Beach House is a large open plan living 4 bedroom holiday home. It has a large deck with BBQ, huge Kitchen, 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The house Sleeps up to 10 people in 1 king bed room with ensuite, 2 queen rooms and one bunk room with 2 sets of single bunks. The house has plenty of cupboards and storage space. This accommodation is best suited to longer stays, 3 night minimum.

Rosedale Homestead a unique RV camping site

  19 Nubeena Road, Taranna

RV camping is available at Rosedale homestead. Located only a 15 minute drive from the Port Arthur Historic Site.

The (Tassie) Devil made me do it

  5990 Arthur Highway, Taranna

Unlock the Tasman Peninsula by purchasing a double pass to Tasmanian Devil Unzoo and Port Arthur Historic Site.

Come face to face with our famous Tasmanian devils and experience the Unzoo’s unique wildlife with out cages animal encounters. The key is to join our expert guides as they take you around the Unzoo’s bushland trails.

Peninsula Hardware

  1556 Nubeena Rd, Nubeena, TAS 7184

Peninsula Hardware in Nubeena is a convenient stop for tourists exploring the Tasman Peninsula. Offering fishing gear, camping supplies, hardware, and fuel, it ensures visitors are well-equipped for their adventures. Friendly staff and a wide selection make it a reliable local hub.

Whisky, Gin and a Devil’s Lair

  229 Radnor Road, Port Arthur

Get into the spirit of things at McHenry Distillery with tastings of their award winning finest.

Three gins for $15pp and/or three whiskies for $30pp or try our beers or our Whisky and Cheese tasting paddle.

Two nights’ accommodation for two people in the Devil’s Lair at McHenry Distillery including a free mini bar, free distillery tour and tasting. 

History you can taste

  Port Arthur Historic Site

Situated within the iconic Port Arthur Historic Site, 1830 Restaurant & Bar offers a menu inspired by the past. We blend traditional convict-era techniques with modern flavours, creating dishes that honour the heritage of this unforgettable place. Join us Wednesday to Saturday, where we open our doors at 3pm for drinks and reservations for dinner from 5pm.

SPINE-CHILLING TALES AFTER DARK

  Port Arthur Historic Site, Arthur Highway, Port Arthur

As the sun sets, a hidden side of Port Arthur emerges.  Grab a lantern and join our guide as they escort you through some of the most infamous buildings and share stories of unexplained events reported over the dark history of this site. Port Arthur Ghost Tours run Wednesday – Sunday, check website for tour times.  Spaces are limited so bookings are essential.   

Image Credit: Alastair Bett

Unlock history at a rate of knots

  6961 Arthur Highway, Port Arthur

The convicts saw a natural prison designed to crush them… you could see a dolphin. Or a seal. Or both on our three hour Tasman Island Cruise!

Sweet Surrender

  49 Hylands Road Murdunna

Tasman Honey is a family run business, operating for the last 13 years selling pure, natural honey from the pristine Tasman Peninsula in Tasmania.

Our hives are moved around Tasmania into World Heritage areas where we collect our lovely Tasmanian Leatherwood honey, unique to Tasmania.

Manuka, Tasmanian Eucalypt, Prickly Box and Meadow are just some of the other varieties of honey that we produce.

Drop into the Honey Shed at Murdunna for a tasting!

PORT ARTHUR

Port Arthur: Where History and Nature Await Your Discovery

When I first traversed the isthmus of Turrakana/Tasman Peninsula in Tasmania, I didn’t expect Port Arthur to captivate me quite as it did.

I expected stories of convicts and crumbling ruins, but what I found was so much more. Originally home to the Pydarerme People, this living, breathing place melds history, nature, adventure and local charm seamlessly together and has inspired my curiosity and left me enchanted.

You’ve probably heard of Port Arthur Historic Site—it’s hard not to when talking about Tasmania. But this town is more than a historical footnote. It’s layered with beauty and resilience, presenting experiences that speak to the soul. Whether you’re a history buff, nature lover or just someone in need of a real escape, Port Arthur has a way of drawing you in, making you feel like you’ve discovered something truly special.

A Journey Through Time

Walking through the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Port Arthur Historic Site is like stepping back in time. The well-preserved buildings of this former penal colony are hauntingly beautiful, echoing its tumultuous past. Once home to some of Australia’s most notorious convicts—and yet the quiet grace of the place is undeniable.

Joining a complimentary guide talk (and later, a lantern-lit Ghost Tour), I learned about punishment and hardship, and about the enduring human spirit. These powerful stories linger with you, long after you leave.

Walking Through Wonders

Whether you prefer leisurely walks or more rugged adventures, Port Arthur delivers. I ventured to Remarkable Cave, where the ocean crashes through a tunnel carved into the cliff face—truly a sight to behold. Tessellated Pavement is like nowhere else, a coastal natural marvel waiting to be appreciated. A short drive away, the Coal Mines Historic Site offered another deep dive into the convict past, wrapped in the quiet hush of bush and sea.

Every walk here feels like a chance to breathe more deeply, see more clearly, and just be.

Wild Waters and Untamed Cliffs

Port Arthur’s beauty isn’t confined to land; the wild surrounding waters pulse with breathtaking secrets waiting to be discovered.  Embarking on a comfortable 90-minute Cape Raoul Cruise with Pennicott Wilderness Journeys, the towering cliffs, hidden caves and cheeky fur seals sunbathing on rocky outcrops left me in awe.

For the adventurous, and those with more time, there’s the three-hour Tasman Island Cruise—an exhilarating ride along wild coastline witnessing dolphins and seabirds.

Wild Encounters of the Tassie Kind

Now, let’s talk about devils—Tasmanian devils, that is. I stopped by the Tasmanian Devil Unzoo, a place that redefines the idea of a zoo. Here, wildlife roams more freely, and it feels more like being a guest in their home than a visitor at an exhibit. Watching Tasmanian devils during feeding time was a real highlight, and hand-feeding a parrot at the Birds of the Bush presentation was a fun surprise!

Relaxing and Savouring Local Delights

Port Arthur knows how to help you unwind. I visited Port Arthur Lavender, where the calming scent of lavender filled the air and popular lavender pancakes were a true treat. A short drive away, at the Tasmanian Chocolate Foundry I was tempted by  many handmade chocolates, including a unique apple-flavoured variety I couldn’t resist.

The local food and wine offering will tempt your tastebuds. I lost time sipping cool-climate wines at Bangor Vineyard Shed watching the sun sparkle over the bay, and at Premaydena Hill whilst black angus cows grazed –  oblivious to the stunning panoramic views. McHenry Distillery, just off the beaten path, offered a behind-the-scenes look at their fine whisky and gin, crafted from fresh spring water from the property. Local fare at 1830 Restaurant & Bar, Lucky Ducks Café, On The Bay Restaurant and the Pickers Pantry was fresh and cooked to perfection.

What Makes Port Arthur Unforgettable

Port Arthur isn’t just the attractions—it’s the undeniable spirit of the place. From the local vibe at the Pear Shed Gallery, I could feel the keen sense of community, care for the environment, and pride in doing things the Peninsula way. In this town, locals greet you with a smile and gift you a story.

I stayed in a cosy safari tent at the NRMA Port Arthur Holiday Park, where clear night skies made me feel I could touch the stars. The morning coffee at Cubed Espresso Bar, served with a side of sunshine and a chat was the best of my Tassie trip!

Your Turn to Discover It

If you’re seeking a place to truly unplug, explore at your own pace and connect with nature, history and community — Port Arthur is calling. This little corner of Tassie, with welcoming locals, breathtaking landscapes, and unforgettable experiences will tug at your heartstrings and leave an impression on your very soul.

Check it out…..

Welcome to paradise

  771 Saltwater River Road, Saltwater River TAS

Nestled in the historic part of Saltwater River, this 12-acre Land for Wildlife property is the perfect place to unwind and immerse yourself in nature. Come and explore or simply take in the breathtaking seascape at your doorstep. Our 2-bedroom Cottage is ideal for couples or two friends travelling together. 

The art of a good coffee

  1626 Main Road, Nubeena

Great locally roasted coffee, tea, chai and baked goods, Nubeena Cafe is open Sunday to Wednesday 8am – 4pm and Thursday to Sunday 8am – 7pm. The secret is the burgers, they are incredible!