2  Motels found in Coles Bay TAS

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  Freycinet Lodge

  Freycinet National Park Park, Coles Bay, TAS, 7215

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  Freycinet Lodge offers four-star accommodation within Freycinet National Park on Tasmania’s east coast.The Lodge overlooks Great Oyster Bay at the foot of pink granite peaks of the Hazard mountain range. To protect the delicate environment, the 60 timber cabins, hidden in the casaurina and tea tree forest, are linked by raised boardwalks. When staying at Freycinet Lodge you have the rare privilege of staying within a national park and the focus is on being in the landscape, so there are no televisions or telephones in the cabins. The Lodge offers two dining options: The Bay à la carte restaurant and Richardsons Bistro, serving cafe-style food. Both offer the finest regional food and wine. Freycinet Lodge is a good base for activities – the famous Wineglass Bay lookout, the Wineglass to Wine Glass signature experience, four-wheel-drive tours, wildlife tours, sea kayaking and more. A tennis court and bicycle hire are also available.Nearby, you can explore a local oyster farm, the seaside villages of Bicheno and Swansea and the acclaimed cool-climate wineries. You can sample the best Tasmanian wines and local produce during a Tasting Tasmania experience at Freycinet Lodge.Seasonal specials may be available. Contact the operator for more information Read more

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  Edge Of The Bay Resort

  2308 Main Road, Coles Bay, TAS, 7215

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  Edge of the Bay Resort is located at Coles Bay, on Tasmania’s east coast.It has magnificent views across Oyster Bay to the pink granite mountains of the Freycinet Peninsula. This intimate family-run resort right on the water’s edge offerers two styles of accommodation: traditional family cabins set amongst the Sheoaks, and stylish contemporary ensuite rooms right on the beach with their own private deck.You can choose to cycle the area, try out your skills in the resort’s dinghies, explore Freycinet National Park, go wildlife spotting at dusk, fish for the day – flathead are bountiful here. The resort has tennis courts. One of the most memorable experiences is to sit in the Edge of the Bay restaurant watching the sunset reflected on the mountains of the peninsula. The restaurant’s focus is on local seafood and produce served with the best of Tasmanian wines. You really need two days to explore the area: walking to Wineglass Bay or Hazards Beach, exploring Friendly Beaches, taking a tour to see if you will be lucky enough to spot a migrating whale or a pod of dolphins, bird watching or listening to the waves gently on the beach in front of your room. Read more

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