Bangor Music in the Vines

The perfect place to get away, relax and explore the incredible sights of the Tasman Peninsula. Flotsam is situated on the edge of the Dunalley Bay, the gateway to the Tasman Peninsula and Port Arthur. The Studios are designed for two. Both have sweeping views of the Bay and the gentle casuarina landscape. Each have a BBQ, fully equiped kitchenette, queen size bed, ensuite bathroom and a slow combustion fire to keep you warm on winter nights. There are so many places to visit and explore one day is not enough. We literally have Bangor Winery just accross the road from Flotsam where you can have a sublime lunch paired with local wines. Then there is Bream Creek wines with one of the best views overlooking Maria Island and Marion Bay. We are surrounded by vistas and beaches where ever you drive there is Eaglehawk Neck beach, Stewarts Bay Beach, Marion Bay Beach, just to name a few. Then there is the Port Arhur Historical Site, Blow hole, Tessalated Pavement, Remarkable Caves, Chocolate Factory for the best Lemon Curd Icecream you will ever taste, Gin Distillaries and much much more.

This is a hosted stay through Hipcamp, below is the information provided by the Host regarding their offering. Banyula cottage is situated at Dunalley and located at the back of a one-acre property yet still far enough away to ensure privacy. Enjoy the peace and quiet of this beautiful country town while listening to the birds chirp away. The cottage contains a loft bed, allowing for a fully functioning kitchen, room for a lounge, dining table, and a neat bathroom. Only a couple of minutes walk to the local café and bakeries, not to mention the attractions of the Tasman Peninsula.

A stunning heritage-listed stone church, as featured on ABC TV's Restorations Australia, converted into a boutique home and events space. St Martin's is just 30 mins from Hobart airport. It is nestled in the old fishing village of Dunalley, the gateway to the stunning Tasman peninsula, with the harbour visible on one side and the ocean on the other. St Martin's has been lovingly restored and adorned with period furniture and antiques. An modern architectural addition at the back of the building has been respectfully erected to complement and extend the main living area areas. It houses a modern and beautiful kitchen and bathroom within 'shoo-sugi-ban' cladding (Japanese styled charred timbers) and an open deck with inbuilt seating and firepit. Gardens envelope the property. The main bed is a murphy bed, enabling it to be flipped into the wall to create an open events space.