Break O'Day : locations de vacances avec accès à la plage

The Edge-Private waterfront retreat -Bay of Fires

'The Edge' is situated in Binalong Bay, right in the heart of the stunning Bay of Fires conservation area on Tasmania's East coast. A quiet peaceful retreat, it sits right on the edge of the tranquil Grants lagoon and a lovely lagoon-side walk takes you to the beaches the area is famous for. The open plan space is warm and bright, receiving all day sun. Beautiful views over the water and surrounded by a large sundeck and a semi tropical garden - The Edge is a perfect place to relax and unwind.

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.

Ocean Views Accommodation

Our Unit is centrally located with great views. Self contained, at end of a quiet street, suitable only for 2 people. We also live on the property in a separate house. The Unit is at the side of the main house and very private. Please note that we offer multiple night discount. Free Parking between big shed and accommodation unit. Very close to Freycinet National Park (Wineglass Bay), Douglas Apsley, Vineyards, Natureworld, & local Penguin tours.

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.

Muka in Akaroa.

Muka in Akaroa. A quiet little surf shack set on the edge of Akaroa, in a sleepy cul-de-sac just minutes away from Beer Barrel beach and Peron Dunes. Built back in '72 a once seafoam green shack has undergone a loving restoration. Keeping some nostalgic touches, the barn doors and surfboard were made using the old bunk beds from the original shack, a light and airy space has been created to entertain friends and family, a home away from home.

Absolute waterfront-with sauna - Wave Song

New outdoor cedar steam sauna. With 2 large indoor living spaces there is plenty of room for a family. Spend your days exploring Bicheno and the rock pools at the end of the block, run down the path to surf or swim at the nearby Redbill Beach. Find a cosy spot to soak up the view of Waubs bay and relax in front of the fire. Please note we have a strict no party policy.

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.