Pink granite mountains, white sand beaches, grey-green casuarinas, seawater blue as sapphire - they're the colours of Freycinet, a premiere holiday destination with luxury accommodation on Tasmania's East Coast.

Abundant Tasmanian wildlife and pristine beaches in Freycinet National Park, including a rich colonial history with cool-climate wines and fine local produce; all yours to enjoy on your holiday at Freycinet.

The heritage of the Tasmania's East Coast is written in its place names - Freycinet Peninsula, Cape Tourville and Point Geographe from early French voyages; Schouten and Maria Islands from the Dutch navigators who came before; Swansea and Glamorgan from homesick Welsh families who carved the first farms from the bush.

Exploration of Freycinet's rich history awaits your discovery.

With a spectacular waterfront location at the foot of the Hazards, just inside Freycinet National Park, Freycinet Lodge is a superb base for exploring the Freycinet peninsula.

A world of hidden comfort, the lodge is living proof that communing with nature does not have to mean roughing it. It's a place to relax and rejuvenate. To experience nature's wild harmony without sacrificing your creature comforts.

Sytlish yet simple, the cabins are designed to impart welcoming familiarity and warmth without the intrusion of telephones or television.

Oyster Bay cabin is a two-room cabin, ideal for families. The main room includes the sitting/lounge area as well as the main bedroom. The second room and bathroom are accessed from the main room. Bedding configuration consists of one king-size bed in the main room and 2 single beds in the second room. Max: 5 people. Main features are:

ensuite bathroom with shower
private balcony
tea & coffee making facilities
refrigerator
ceiling fan/electric heating
hair dryer
iron/ironing board
kitchenette

All Freycinet Lodge room rates are inclusive of a full breakfast at The Bay restaurant.