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717 Unique places to stay in Tasmania

Best family friendly Tasmania unique stays

Among the 717 accommodations in Tasmania, here are the 4 best family friendly unique accommodations

Sunny Gum - Tasmania
9.7 14 reviews

Sunny Gum

chalet, Penguin
Chalet rental with an excellent rating of 97% based on 14 reviews. You will be based in Penguin.
Facilities and services include an iron, a garden and air conditioning. Take advantage of the Free Parking with this accommodation.
New Luxury Barn - Mt Bike Trails Derby Champagne - Tasmania
9.7 373 reviews

New Luxury Barn - Mt Bike Trails Derby Champagne

farm
This architecturally designed Barndominium, located in the North East of Tasmania, near Winnaleah, offers stunning views down the valley.
This unique property, perfect for families or groups of up to seven, boasts modern amenities such as hydronic floor heating, air conditioning, and super-fast Wi-Fi, as well as a mezzanine sitting area with a unique vantage point.
New Luxury Cabin With Scenic Views & Farm Charm - Tasmania
9.9 27 reviews

New Luxury Cabin With Scenic Views & Farm Charm

cabin, Huonville
This Huonville lodge is located 53 kilometres from Hobart Airport, 35 kilometres from Hobart's Convention and Entertainment Centre and 37 kilometres from the Theatre Royal, with the Kingborough Sports Centre 24 kilometres away.
This one-bedroom, one-bathroom cabin offers 45 square metres of living space for up to three guests, featuring a fully equipped kitchen, air conditioning, WiFi, and a private garden with an outdoor fireplace, with laundry services and private parking also provided.
Chloe's Cabin Accommodation - Tasmania
No reviews

Chloe's Cabin Accommodation

cabin, White Beach
This White Beach lodge is situated just 500 metres from the beach and a 15-minute drive from the Port Arthur Historic Site.
This 85 square metre holiday home accommodates up to four guests, offering two bedrooms, one bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen, a lounge with a bar, a front deck, a private rear garden, and complimentary unlimited WiFi.

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Little Beach Co - Tasmania
9.0 11 reviews

Little Beach Co

resort, Four Mile Creek (Tasmania)
Little Beach Co, a resort located in the Four Mile Creek district of Tasmania, offers convenient access to local attractions.
This accommodation provides complimentary Wi-Fi, air conditioning in select rooms, a swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna, spa, restaurant, bar, and parking, with some rooms featuring terraces or balconies and separate living areas.
Lodge ∙ 1 Bedroom ∙ 3 Guests - Tasmania
No reviews

Lodge ∙ 1 Bedroom ∙ 3 Guests

chalet, Hollow Tree
This rustic chic Shearers Quarters offers a unique farm stay experience on a sprawling 100-acre sheep farm, located near New Norfolk, Tasmania.
The accommodation features a queen bedroom with ensuite, a shared fully-equipped Messroom/Kitchen with a fireplace, and capacity for three guests, with Starlink Wi-Fi and daily self-serve breakfast provided.
Camp Rising ~ Cygnet, Tasmania - Tasmania
9.9 145 reviews

Camp Rising ~ Cygnet, Tasmania

farm, Lower Wattle Grove
This charming cottage is situated in the Huon Valley, a short distance from the village of Cygnet and the Fat Pig Farm, offering a peaceful and scenic escape. It has received excellent ratings for location, cleanliness, and user experience.
The cottage has one bedroom and one bathroom, comfortably accommodating two guests. It features a wood-burning heater, a well-equipped kitchen, a private pebbled beach on the Huon River, and a campfire pit for enjoying evenings under the stars.
Evergreen Cabin - Tasmania
10 22 reviews

Evergreen Cabin

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This secluded cabin is situated in Primrose Sands, a short walk from Susan's Bay beach on a 7-acre property overlooking the bay.
The self-contained cabin sleeps two guests and features a fully equipped kitchen, a private garden, and access to kayaks for exploring the bay.

Frequently asked questions about unique stays in Tasmania

  • What are some hidden gems to explore in Tasmania, Australia?

    Tasmania's full of surprises! For a hidden gem, consider the Tarkine wilderness in the north-west. It's a vast, untouched rainforest with incredible hiking trails and stunning coastal scenery. Another lesser-known spot is the Freycinet National Park's Wineglass Bay Lookout – while Wineglass Bay itself is popular, the walk to the lookout offers breathtaking panoramic views with fewer crowds. Further afield, the remote Southwest National Park is a true wilderness experience, requiring some planning, but rewarding intrepid travellers with pristine beaches and untouched landscapes. And don't forget the charming little towns like Mole Creek, nestled in the heart of the Great Western Tiers, offering a glimpse into Tasmania's rural life.
  • Are there any notable festivals that take place in Tasmania, Australia?

    Yes, Tasmania hosts several notable festivals. The Taste of Tasmania, held annually in Hobart over the summer, is a renowned food and wine festival showcasing the best of Tasmanian produce. Dark Mofo, also in Hobart, is a winter festival known for its unique blend of art, music, and winter solstice celebrations. The Cygnet Folk Festival, held in Cygnet, is a popular event celebrating folk music and arts.
  • What types of natural environments are typical in Tasmania, Australia?

    Tasmania boasts incredible biodiversity. You'll find stunning beaches like those in Bay of Fires, rugged mountains in Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, ancient rainforests in the Tarkine, and expansive coastal heathlands along the east coast. The island also features many freshwater lakes, including the iconic Lake St Clair, and numerous rivers, perfect for kayaking and fishing.
  • What special gear or clothing is recommended for the climate in Tasmania, Australia?

    Tasmania's weather can be unpredictable, so layering is key. Pack waterproof and windproof outerwear, warm fleeces or jumpers, comfortable hiking boots, and sturdy, waterproof trousers. Even in summer, evenings can get chilly, so pack long sleeves and warm layers. Sunscreen and a hat are essential, even on cloudy days, as the sun can be strong. Insect repellent is also advisable, especially during warmer months.
  • What activities allow you to experience local traditions and interact with residents in Tasmania, Australia?

    To experience local traditions, visit the Salamanca Market in Hobart on a Saturday. It's a vibrant market showcasing local crafts, produce, and food. Consider attending a local festival like the Cygnet Folk Festival or a smaller community event to interact with residents. Many farms and wineries offer tours and tastings, providing opportunities to meet the people behind the products. Staying in smaller, family-run accommodation options rather than large hotels can also facilitate interactions with locals.
  • Is Tasmania, Australia known for any unique natural displays or phenomena during certain seasons?

    Yes, Tasmania offers some unique seasonal displays. In spring, wildflowers bloom across the island, particularly in the highlands and west coast. Autumn brings vibrant foliage changes in the central highlands. The winter solstice is celebrated during Dark Mofo, highlighting the island's unique relationship with the changing seasons. The Southern Lights (Aurora Australis) can be visible in the south of the island during winter, though viewing is dependent on clear skies and solar activity.
  • What are the best local foods in Tasmania, Australia?

    Tasmania is a foodie paradise! Fresh seafood, particularly oysters and salmon, is a must-try. The island is also renowned for its cheese, particularly cheddar and brie from farms like Ashgrove Cheese. Local wines, particularly pinot noir and sparkling wines from the Tamar Valley, are excellent. Don't miss trying the local lamb and beef, often grass-fed and of exceptional quality. And for a sweet treat, sample some Tasmanian honey or berries.
  • What are the best adventurous activities in Tasmania, Australia?

    Tasmania offers a range of adventurous activities. The Overland Track is a challenging multi-day hike through stunning scenery. White-water rafting on the Franklin River is a thrilling experience. Rock climbing and abseiling are popular in areas like Freycinet National Park. Sea kayaking around the coast offers opportunities to explore hidden coves and spot wildlife. For those seeking something less strenuous, mountain biking trails throughout the island cater to all skill levels.

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Best Tasmania unique stays with a jacuzzi

Among the 717 accommodations in Tasmania, here are the 4 best unique accommodations with a jacuzzi

Bruny Island Oceanfront Luxe Cabin With Spa - Tasmania
9.7 287 reviews

Bruny Island Oceanfront Luxe Cabin With Spa

cabin, Adventure Bay
The Bruny Island Oceanfront Luxe Cabin with Spa is located on Adventure Bay, a 10-minute walk from Adventure Bay Beach, on Bruny Island, offering stunning sea views and direct access to a private beach area. The cabin has excellent user, location, and cleanliness ratings.
This one-bedroom, one-bathroom cabin covers 150 square metres and offers a fully equipped kitchen, a private hot tub, a terrace, a garden, a spa, and parking. You can enjoy a range of activities in the area, including hiking, snorkeling, diving, and fishing, and the cabin is conveniently located near the ferry terminal for easy access to Bruny Island from Hobart.
Architecturally Designed Home With Outdoor Bathtub - Tasmania
9.9 38 reviews

Architecturally Designed Home With Outdoor Bathtub

cabin
This Forcett cottage boasts stunning views of rolling hills and eucalypts, a short drive (approximately 30-40km) from Hobart and its attractions.
The self-contained property sleeps two guests in one bedroom with one bathroom, offering a modern kitchen, Jacuzzi, private outdoor bathtub, garden, and free Wi-Fi.
Obliqua - Bush Retreat - Tasmania
10 4 reviews

Obliqua - Bush Retreat

cabin
This secluded eucalypt forest retreat, situated on 8 acres of private land on Tasmania's northwest coast, offers a tranquil escape just a 5-minute drive from Somerset's shops, restaurants, and bars, and within easy reach of Cradle Mountain and Stanley.
This intimate tiny house for two features a luxurious 38-degree hot tub, a spacious bathroom with underfloor heating, an outdoor deck with a firepit, and is ideally positioned for exploring local wineries and breweries.
Numie Wattle Cocoon With Hot Tub Waterfront - Tasmania
9.4 81 reviews

Numie Wattle Cocoon With Hot Tub Waterfront

chalet, Coles Bay
This waterfront tent is located in Coles Bay, approximately 150 kilometres from Launceston Airport, offering stunning sea views and a private beach area.
The 'Numie I Cabin I Hot Tub I Views I Waterfront' tent sleeps two guests and features a private terrace, garden, hot tub and barbecue facilities.

Best pet friendly Tasmania unique stays

Among the 717 accommodations in Tasmania, here are the 4 best pet friendly unique accommodations

Lockleigh Park - Tasmania
8.2 35 reviews

Lockleigh Park

farm, Lebrina
Lockleigh Park is a farm stay near Lilydale, about 25 minutes from Launceston and Scottsdale, offering a peaceful escape from city life in a rural setting. The property has received very good user ratings and excellent ratings for location and cleanliness.
The one-bedroom farm stay has a floor area of 14 square metres and can accommodate up to four guests. Amenities include a kitchen with a fridge and microwave, air conditioning, a garden, parking, and free Wi-Fi.
Old School Rocky Cape Farm Stay | Sleeps 10 - Tasmania
No reviews

Old School Rocky Cape Farm Stay | Sleeps 10

farm, Rocky Cape
This historic 19th-century schoolhouse farm stay is located in Rocky Cape, a 20-kilometre drive from Stanley, with Edgcumbe Beach Conservation Area and Dip Range Regional Reserve nearby.
This 200 square metre cottage sleeps up to 10 guests across three bedrooms and one bathroom, featuring a fully equipped kitchen, garden, and terrace, with resident ducks, geese, and lambs offering an immersive farm experience.
Take A Break And Unwind In This Peaceful And Relaxing Bush Setting - Tasmania
8.6 9 reviews

Take A Break And Unwind In This Peaceful And Relaxing Bush Setting

cabin, Camena
This Camena cottage offers a peaceful bush setting, conveniently located near the Hellyers Road Distillery and Penguin Cradle Trail Trailhead, with unspecified distances to these attractions and others such as the Emu Valley Rhododendron Garden and Wing's Wildlife Park.
Sleeping two guests, this one-bedroom, one-bathroom self-catering retreat provides a fridge, microwave, heating, linens, and towels, plus internet access and parking; essential amenities are included.
Banksia Bus - Tasmania
9.4 31 reviews

Banksia Bus

boat, Longley Lower
The Banksia Bus boat hotel is located in Longley Lower, Tasmania, approximately 30km from the Hobart Convention and Entertainment Centre and 31km from the Royal Theatre.
This 25-square-metre floating hotel offers accommodation for up to seven guests, featuring a bathroom, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, a jacuzzi, a garden, parking, and proximity to the Kingborough Sports Centre (18km).
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