Must-see hotels in Tasman Peninsula & Port Arthur

  • Larus Waterfront Cottage

    Tasman Peninsula & Port Arthur

    Contemporary design, a marine colour scheme, audacious views and all mod cons (big-screen TV, gas cooking, flash barbecue) equate to a great Tasman…

  • Port Arthur Holiday Park

    Tasman Peninsula & Port Arthur

    Hidden deep in the trees, this spacious park, 2km before Port Arthur Historic Site, is like bush camping with a few civilised luxuries: camp kitchen, wood…

  • Taranna Cottages

    Tasman Peninsula & Port Arthur

    This value-for-money enterprise at the southern end of Taranna features self-contained accommodation in two neat-as-a-pin apple-pickers' cottages…

  • Stewarts Bay Lodge

    Tasman Peninsula & Port Arthur

    Arrayed around a gorgeous hidden cove, one bay round from Port Arthur Historic Site, Stewarts Bay Lodge combines rustic log cabins with newer deluxe units…

  • Sea Change Safety Cove

    Tasman Peninsula & Port Arthur

    Whichever way you look from this guesthouse, 4km south of Port Arthur, there are fantastic views: misty cliffs, sea-wracked Safety Cove Beach or scrubby…

  • Mussel Boys

    Tasman Peninsula & Port Arthur

    These four nattily designed studio cabins are all grey and navy blue, with compact kitchens, king-size beds, spa baths, polished floorboards and leather…

  • Brick Point Cottage

    Tasman Peninsula & Port Arthur

    Fronted by a dinky little white garage, this old-school Tassie shack has two bedrooms, a compact kitchen, wood fire and lawn arcing down to a sheltered…

  • Tigerbay Retreat

    Tasman Peninsula & Port Arthur

    Comprises two historic self-contained homes en route to the Coal Mines Historic Site – the Surgeon's Cottage (sleeping six) and Semaphore House (sleeping…

  • Parson’s Bay Retreat

    Tasman Peninsula & Port Arthur

    A good option for families and eco-warriors, this eccentric place (a reconfigured 1970s motel) offers comfortable units, many of which are full of…

  • Port Arthur Motor Inn

    Tasman Peninsula & Port Arthur

    The superb views over the historic site from the best rooms here are more remarkable than the rather cottagey rooms themselves (actually, the motel is…

  • Lufra Hotel & Apartments

    Tasman Peninsula & Port Arthur

    This chowder-coloured old naughty-weekender (1949) is an icon in this neck of the woods (neck of the Neck?), with million-dollar views over Pirates Bay…

  • Harpers on the Beach

    Tasman Peninsula & Port Arthur

    ‘On the beach’ means exactly that at this classy B&B. After dark there's good food and wine, with a wood-fired oven, organic veggies from the garden and…

  • Norfolk Bay Convict Station

    Tasman Peninsula & Port Arthur

    Once the convict railway’s port terminus (as well as the first pub on the Tasman Peninsula and the local post office), this endearing old place (1838) is…

  • Port Arthur Villas

    Tasman Peninsula & Port Arthur

    This place has tidy self-contained units sleeping up to five, horseshoeing around the garden and outdoor barbecue area. Externally it’s all faux-Victorian…

  • Fortescue Bay Camp Site

    Tasman Peninsula & Port Arthur

    Dream the night away to the sound of gentle surf within Tasman National Park. There are no powered sites but there's a hot shower, fireplaces and gas BBQs…

  • White Beach Tourist Park

    Tasman Peninsula & Port Arthur

    This beachfront park rests in quiet splendour south of Nubeena. Facilities include laundry, shop, playground, prim cabins with awnings and barbecue areas…

  • Lime Bay State Reserve

    Tasman Peninsula & Port Arthur

    Waterside campground with grassy, sandy sites that make for comfortable camping. The protected waters here are often lagoon-like, creating safe swimming…

  • Fox & Hounds Inn

    Tasman Peninsula & Port Arthur

    Ye olde mock Tudor! Still, the motel doubles are affordable (especially in winter – from $125) and it’s just seconds from the historic site. You can also…

  • Abs by the Bay

    Tasman Peninsula & Port Arthur

    Abalone? Abdominals? We suspect it’s the former, although the water-view deck at the best (and biggest) of these three brown-brick units affords the…