Freycinet Lodge

Embark on an On Board Cruise and journey into the faraway corners of Tasmania. Discover other-worldly terrain and venture into untracked places.

Built in 1825, Woodbridge is one of Australia’s oldest historic houses and enjoys an idyllic location on the banks of the River Derwent.

Its eight luxury rooms are located in the main mansion house and enjoy views out over the water. With 200-year-old blackwood floors and original multi-pane windows as well as contemporary furniture, rooms are the perfect blend of tradition and modernity.

Enjoy fine food and drink in The Pavilion restaurant and a glass of Australian wine at the bar or under the shade of the almond trees. There is plenty to do around the hotel, with bikes and kayaks free for guests to borrow and lots of pretty riverside walks.

 

Located in Launceston’s lively port, Peppers is built on the site of an old dry dock and overlooks the wharf strip and marina.

60 rooms and suites offer views of the Tamar River and Valley, which you can admire from your balcony. Spacious and bright, they are the perfect place to retreat to after a day of exploring.

The Hotel’s Mud Bar and Restaurant overlooks the marina and has breathtaking views of the Tamar Valley, and offers a superb range of Tasmanian food and wine. The Cube Cafe, located directly beneath the hotel, has indoor and outdoor seating so you can relax with a glass of wine as you drink in the views.

Found in the port city of Hobart, the Islington Hotel is a small and exclusive hotel. Its history dates back to 1847 and the interiors are befitting of the Regency style in which it was built. From the outside, however, the hotel is thoroughly contemporary with a floor-to-ceiling glass facade.

The are just 11 rooms, each beautifully styled with fine art, antiques and rich fabrics. Some may be tucked up high at the top of the stairs, providing views of surrounding mountains, while others are more private with terraces opening onto verdant gardens filled with flowering rhododendron and cherry trees.

In terms of dining, the kitchen at the Islington is one that focuses on seasonal and organic produce, with an emphasis on exceptional local offerings.

Close by is the fascinating MONA, Museum of Old and New Art. For the discerning connoisseur, visit the many boutique wineries of the Coal Valley region. The famous Salamanca Market is a must, opening every Saturday without fail.