12 November 2010

freycinet peninsula

virgin blue has cheap flights to tassie around australia day
we might go to freycinet after the tennis (p's dad is coming down)

maybe p&i can go down earlier and hang out



accommodation in coles bay nearby, well seymour
We have the beach directly in front of the cabin, so any beach activity you can think of is right at your fingertips.
Wildlife abounds!!! Particulary birdlife: Penguins walk past the cabin on the way home to their nests. Sea eagles fish off the rocks and nest nearby. Shearwaters return here every year (the only time they ever come on land) to breed during September to August. Grass parrots, wrens, wattlebirds and other honeyeaters are common. Whales and their calves often come into the bay to rest up on their migation either north or south. Seals and dolphins also follow the natural curve of the beach on their fishing expeditions. We have a large population of Paddymelons and Bennett's wallabies, wombats and bandicoots...
We are half way between Bay of Fires and Freycinet Pennisula and Wineglass Bay.
We are also halfway between Launceston and Hobart in terms of travelling time, being approximately 2 hours from both.




in bicheno, again between freycinet peninsula and bay of fires - currently available early february...

Tidelines of Bicheno,
an apartment and separate studio accommodation

Sandpiper Ocean Cottages

or this "artists' haven", Eclipse, in dolphin sands
The top floor of Eclipse is open plan, with a mezzanine platform for sleeping, which makes for great star gazing.
Downstairs there is another bedroom opening onto the bathroom.
"Eclipse" is nestled just behind the primary sand dune, which makes it nicely sheltered downstairs, while from the top floor you can enjoy the spectacular view across Oyster Bay to Freycinet, from the house, or the top floor verandah.
Eclipse is approximately About 2.5 hours from Either Launceston or Hobart 19km from Swansea (Max 20 min drive) 50km from Bicheno 50km to Coles Bay

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