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The Bay Shanty

The Bay Shanty is a lovely cottage in the heart of St Helens , gateway to The Bay Of Fires. You will feel at home in TheShanty perfect for couples, friends or families. Easy access to little bayside beaches and the walking/cycling foreshore track are only metres from the house or alternatively wander into the CBD for dining , groceries and shopping . Fantastic outdoor fish cleaning/bbq area with hot and cold water. Bike washing stand, Lock up storage for bikes, boards and rods.+Netflix etc

The FLOPHouse at Scamander

The FLOPHouse is comfy, cosy and conveniently located for your east coast Tassie road trip. Positioned on the main thoroughfare of town opposite Wrinklers beach the entrance is a 300m stroll away. We offer an open plan lounge/kitchen/dining, off street parking, spacious rear garden courtyard and 2BRs sleeping up to five guests (QB/DB/SB). The Bay of Fires, Freycinet, wineries, mountain biking and a whole lot of fresh air are all within easy reach. Did we mention no traffic lights either?

Beach House at St Helens Private waterfront views.

Our family have been enjoying holidays at the shack for over thirty years. Enjoy spacious living areas, stylish decor, water views and our private, bird-filled native gardens. Relax in the new outdoor bath or explore the bush track winding down to a secluded bayside beach. Not another shack in sight. Beer Barrel Beach, the Maurouard surf & Peron Dunes await at St Helens Point 8 minutes drive away as are the Mountain Bike tracks. Time to recharge and relax on the Bay of Fires coast.

Long Point Break Beachfront cabin

The location can't be beaten!! It is remote, rural, secluded and beachfront. Absolute beachfront in this 2 BR cabin, secluded, peaceful and the view and beach will take your breath away. Fully self-contained.. Immediate frontage to Seymour Beach, a hidden gem on the East Coast. Come and explore one of the best bits of Tasmania. It's all about the beach, watch the waves, get amongst them or get serenaded by them at night. unwind....relax.....revitalise....refresh.......

Beachfront couples getaway

Kalinda is a beachfront log cabin style home, with cathedral ceilings and a loft bedroom, with the amazing Four Mile Creek Beach on your doorstep. It is the perfect location to explore what Tasmania's East Coast has to offer, from The Bay of Fires, down to Bicheno and everything in between. The space is set up with couples in mind to relax and enjoy the beachfront atmosphere in a cozy accommodation, with beautiful gardens and bird life a plenty.

The Ocean Retreat - Tasmania

The Ocean Retreat is an stunning architecturally designed house which seemingly hangs over the Tasman Sea on Tasmania's beautiful East Coast. With amazing ocean views, floor to ceiling panoramic windows and four luxurious bedrooms, it's specifically designed for rental accommodation with every detail carefully planned. The Ocean Retreat prides itself on leaving guests with a 5 star luxe getaway no matter how long your stay is.

Whale Song ~ Oceanfront Escape

Whale Song is an escape on the edge of the ocean where pacific gulls call and the roar of the ocean fills the air. Our beach shack is a sanctuary of peace and calm, perfectly suited for 2 - 4 guests. Located in the sleepy hamlet of Falmouth, a stunning, secluded part of the East Coast of Tasmania. **AS FEATURED IN THE DESIGN FILES, DWELL, COUNTRY STYLE, BROADSHEET, MY SCANDINAVIAN HOME**

Up the Back - Spectacular ocean views.

"Up the Back" is one of Bicheno's original Shacks. It has been gently renovated to bring it up to date whilst still retaining its character. The true feature of the place is the spectacular view overlooking the ocean and Redbill Surf Beach which leads on to the Penguin Sanctuary at Diamond Island.

Falmouth Sea Shack

A true ocean front retreat in a quiet hamlet. On the clifftop with the ocean at your door, with beautiful views of the lagoon and north to St. Helens. Surf break at the front and the lagoon for kayaking and fishing. Good access to Freycinet and Douglas Apsley National Parks, and Bay of Fires.