Welcome to Tasman Cottages where every property has one thing in common;
They are all in SUBLIME LOCATIONS, are great value and have STUNNING VIEWS.We also have 2 Studios and 1 Apartment which sleeps up to 7.

All Locates a handful of minutes from the Port Arthur Historic site , seconds from the Ocean and pristine beaches , minutes from all the Famous Tasman bush walks , all with BBQ ,some fully self contained ....

refund What is there to do on the Tasman Peninsula?

Port Arthur and the Tasman Peninsula area require a minimum of 3 days to be appreciated.

Many of our guests have expressed disappointment because they have not allowed themselves enough time to experience the natural and historic delights of the area.

Often, our guests have stated “we wish you had told us so we could have allowed more time” so now when we receive an enquiry for accommodation we attach the following information:

On your way from Sorell a stop at Sorell fruit farm is a must to pick your own fruits (in season) and sample a Gluten free cake made by Sarah…...www.sorellfruitfarm.com

Fruits in season can also be picked at Eaglehawk Neck. Phone: 042750324.

The Port Arthur Historic Site (including the boat trip, the Isle of the Dead, Point Puer and evening ghost tour) will occupy at least a 2 days(we recommend you book the last ghost tour of the evening) Phone 1800 659 101 or www.portarthur.org.au

The Tasman Devil Conservation Park at Taranna (www.tasmaniandevilpark.com) half a day minimum - See the Devils being fed, eagles flying and more …

The Blowhole Area, Devil’s Kitchen, Patterson’s Arch, Tasman Arch, Waterfall Bay,Tessellated Pavement, Officers Quarters, Dog Line, Remarkable Cave, Palmers Lookout, Crescent Bay… etc - minimum of one day.

Fresh fish and chips from Bev and Phil’s food van at the Blowhole is a must…their homemade ice cream and fresh berries in summer are delicious – yum!
The Historic Coal Mines at Saltwater River – a full day. Beautiful beach and picnic area at Lime Bay or an easy 45 minute stroll to the lovely Lagoon Beach with its magnificent sand dunes (Free to visit)

From September to mid May a boat trip to see Whales, Seals and Dolphins, Experience the best Tassie has to offer in just 3hrs. Eaglehawk Neck and the Tasman Peninsula National Park are home to a spectacular array of abundant wildlife all sharing this temperate ocean environment; Albatross, Whales, Seals, Penguins, Sea Eagles, Dolphins, Shearwaters and so much more. Take in the highest dolerite sea cliffs in the southern hemisphere, massive coralline sea caves, gulches, geological arches and majestic coast line ... all uniquely sculptured by mother nature over 200 million years. The Totem Pole, The Candlestick, Waterfall Bay, Cape Hauy, Fortescue Bay, The Hippolyte Rocks … Tasman Island and Cape Pillar... extraordinary places where towering sea cliffs meet the expanse of pure ocean with breathtaking dolerite columns soaring 300m above the Tasman Sea. Treat yourself to an unforgettable Sealife Experience eco boat tour, Tasmania’s premier Eco Tourism attraction www.sealife.com.au Or perhaps deep sea fishing? seachart@southcom.com.au (allow at least a half day)

A horse ride in Koonya? 60 Firetower road ring 03 62503110

Visit and sample handmade Chocolates at the Federation Chocolate factory in Taranna. (Closed Sundays)

Visit the Rocking Horse Open Studio,220 Safety Cove Road. Open only by appointment. Phone Jacqui on 62502968.

And you still have not been for a stroll on one of the superb beaches or one of our numerous walks in the National Park. We recommend Fortescue Bay and Crescent Bay. It’s an easy 45 minute walk to the magnificent Cape Raoul Lookout... and there are so many more.
(See our website www.accommodationportarthur.com)


Have you allocated time to see one of our spectacular Capes and Native plants? (http://www.safetycove.com/aa_introduction_walk.htm )

Have you spent an evening waiting for the return of the little Penguins after a day at sea? (early spring and summer). If you want to see them ask Denis for the free option or join the wild life tour (between November and May) phone: 62535325 (refer www.sealife.com.au)

Have you made time to see White Breasted Sea Eagle fishing over Long Bay or the seals??

Will you like to pick your own Oysters and Mussels 2 minutes away from our Cottages?

Are you allowing 2 hours or more for your children to play Mini Golf or catch a fish?


Please don’t say, ‘we didn’t tell you’!!!!

We look forward to your visit.

Your hosts – Raquel, Denis and Andre

Please inquire