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Frogmouth Cottage, Live on the Beach Experience
Primrose Sands cottage
3 bedrooms / 1 bathroom / sleeps 6
Responds fast! avg. 51 minutes
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$270
Cloudy Bay Villa - Panoramic Views of Cloudy Bay
Bruny Island house
3 bedrooms / 4 bathrooms / sleeps 10
Responds fast! avg. 2 hours 58 minutes
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$428
“Loved it!” Wonderful, light, bright, large house. Has everything you need for a happy stay. Excellent heating and kitchen / living area. Easy access for less mobile people.
Responds fast! avg. 12 minutes
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$286
Alice Beside The Sea - 4 Bedroom Holiday-house.
Devonport apartment
2 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms / sleeps 10
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Responds fast! avg. 3 hours 5 minutes
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Huon Bush Tipees: Glamping in nature south from Hobart
Huonville tipi/teepee
1 bedroom / 1 bathroom / sleeps 2
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$72
Ocean Beach Villa - Luxury Boutique Holiday Accommodation
Devonport villa
2 bedrooms / 1 bathroom / sleeps 5
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Responds fast! avg. 1 hour 12 minutes
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Ellie's Spa Cottage close to cafes, restaurants and beaches.
Stanley cottage
1 bedroom / 1 bathroom / sleeps 2
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Responds fast! avg. 2 hours 51 minutes
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“Comfortable, affordable and all you could need.” This was a real surprise. The room was beautifully presented with every whim catered for. Phones and WiFi for the business traveller and entertainment units for the more relaxed times. Surprisingly quiet and very comfortable beds. Lovely and clean and great hosts as well.
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Responds fast! avg. 2 hours 58 minutes
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Quarry Hill Lookout A luxurious, property located in Dover in Tasmania's Far South
Dover house
3 bedrooms / 3 bathrooms / sleeps 9
“Absolutely Fabulous” A great time had with a group of friends in a perfect location, a truly splendid property with absolutely everything you could think of - just bring yourselves. Dover is a lovely little village with plenty of places to explore in the surrounding region. The terrific welcome we received from Jakob and Maureen was one of the highlights of the weekend - thank you - we will be back again.
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“Private, relaxing and full of class” If you are after a true relaxing getaway when visiting Tasmania or getting off "mainland Tasmania" to Bruny island, dont look further then the Tree House for your accomodation. The house (literally) was very affordable given the fact that you would pay that much for a small room in many places , and this was true luxury. A gorgeous view, beautifully private and close to many of the beauties Bruny Island has to offer. With one of the couches a comfy sofa bed 6 people can stay very comfortably. We arrived to a pre made fire that just needed a lighting (a beutiful touch) and three balconies so you could chase the sun or the shade all day. We were a bit unlucky to have rain for the two nights we stayed but were more than content in this case that we had to stay inside as it was true luxury. Great work to the proprieters, get along and play in the Tree House!
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“Comfort, tranquillity, peace - wish we could have stayed longer.” The service provided by the owners was warm and welcoming without being intrusive. Nothing would be too much trouble. The home was storybook enchanting, including the longest refectory dining table we have ever seen. And the rotunda room was blissful escape - no TV in that room translated to no children in that room. The whimsical story behind the mysterious golden chain lacquered into the antique bathroom vanity is one to explore. The handblown marble shop and murals of Sheffield are unique and not to be missed. And the local bakery will direct you to a gentleman who sells inexpensive but beautifully captured photos of Cradle Mountain and its surroundings. But most of all, we loved watching the delight of the children as they picked Melissa's raspberries, and the fact that we could take a little of our adventure home with us in the form of Melissa's mouthwatering home-made jams.
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$264
Hatherley Birrell Collection - The Magnolia Garden Pavilion
Launceston b&b
1 bedroom / 1 bathroom / sleeps 2
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“The perfect retreat.” RHR was wonderful - easily accessible but wonderfully remote once inside the mountain lair. Everything we needed was there. The only downside was leaving, and we plan to return.
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Ansons Bay Waterfront Luxury House Amazing Views Kayaks Bikes , and Essentials.
Ansons Bay house
3 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms / sleeps 6
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$170
Charbella’s on Norma - Stylish Apartment with Panoramic Hobart Views,8 mins CBD
Hobart apartment
2 bedrooms / 1 bathroom / sleeps 4
Responds fast! avg. 3 minutes
Travelers’ Choice award
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$121
The Burrow - Waratah. Picturesque town near Cradle Mountain & Tarkine
Waratah villa
2 bedrooms / 1 bathroom / sleeps 5
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Engadine Cottage Mole Creek Deloraine Cradle Mt
Mole Creek cottage
2 bedrooms / 1 bathroom / sleeps 4
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About Tasmania
Known colloquially as “Tassie”, Tasmania is an Australian island-state situated south of the continent proper. Almost half of Tasmania is set up as a reserve, National Park, or World Heritage Site since most of the area is unspoiled, natural land. Named after Dutch explorer Abel Tasman, the island of Tasmania was actually connected to Mainland Australia until 10,000 years ago.
There are actually four distinct seasons in Tasmania, but neither the summers or winters hit extreme temperatures. Magnificent limestone caves dot the landscape in the northwest and mineral rich rock is found on Mount Read. The central highlands area is the most mountainous, and there is also a temperate rainforest in Tasmania. Due to the rocky terrain, there are a large number of rivers flowing through the island.
Tasmanian beer is especially popular with brands like Boags and Cascade brewed locally. To eat, Tasmanians love seafood like crayfish, salmon and oysters. Two major tourism events are the Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race on Boxing Day, as well as the Taste of Tasmania food festival. For sport, there is the Tasmanian Tigers cricket team, as well as Australian Rules Football played on the island.
Beyond the topography, one of the main tourist attractions is the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) which opened in 2011.
A few areas worth visiting and staying in Tasmania:
Hobart: The capital of Tasmania. You’ll find plenty of culture, excitement, and energy in Hobart. Experience the island through the eyes of its inhabitants. You can eat delicious food and see plenty of entertainment galore in Hobart.
Launceston: Situated between the North Esk and South Esk rivers, Launceston is the second largest city in Tasmania. The central hub of the north houses the Tasmania Zoo, featuring yes, you guessed it, Tasmanian Devils.
Bruny Island: The ultimate Tasmanian wilderness experience can be found on Bruny Island. Water activities and inland adventures are plentiful in this area of the island.
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