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Sea Glass Cottage offers a relaxed and beautiful coastal stay in a convenient friendly location. Opposite the local Penguin Reserve, West Beach, and the new coastal boardwalk. Situated in the CBD the gateway to Tasmania’s Northwest Coast, its central location ensures your time is well spent exploring Tasmania's coastline and natural attractions. Under 20 minutes to Burnie Airport, and 40 minutes to Devonport Spirit of Tasmania terminals, and Devonport Airport. There is something to do with entertainment for everyone, including walking tracks, beaches, mountain bike tracks, hiking, gardens, distilleries, and the Penguin Observation Centre, with plentiful flora and fauna. Located an hour from Cradle Mountain and Stanley. The home is ideal for couples or extended families and friends. Offering fully self-contained facilities, accommodating up to 5 people, with three generous-sized bedrooms. A study workstation/sunroom area is also located at the rear of the house, adjacent to the second bedroom. Listen and see the beach and ocean from this lovely home. Relax in our outdoor spaces in the garden, and on the northwest-facing deck with views of Bass Strait.

The Platypus Pad is a fully self-contained PLATYPUS-themed 'tiny home' hidden away in leafy Park Grove in Burnie. It's set back from the road, in its own secluded garden (behind the primary residence) complete with a fernery, frog ponds, deck and a Barbeque area. The owner of the Platypus Pad is a platypus expert, conducting local platypus ecotours. This accommodation was built for wildlife filmmakers, photographers and scientists while in town. Private guests are also welcomed to experience this special place. The garden is full of herbs, berries & Tasmanian wild food plants.

The Duck House is a self contained heritage bed and breakfast in Burnie, on Tasmania's North West Coast. The two bedroom Duck House can accommodate up to six guests. The house is furnished in heritage style, with antiques, memorabilia and brass and iron beds in the bedrooms. There is a fully-equipped kitchen and dining room. The bathroom has a claw foot bath and walk-in shower. Provisions for a full breakfast, including eggs, bacon, cereals, yoghurts etc. are supplied. Guests are invited to pick their own herbs and citrus from the rear garden. The cottage is named for its original owners, Bill Duck and his wife Winifred. The late 19th-century timber cottage is a minutes walk from the centre of Burnie, the beach, local park, art gallery, museum and walking tracks. The Duck House shares a common garden with another boutique cottage, Amelia's, giving you the choice of two superb heritage properties. Find out more details on the operator's own website. Both houses have free WIFI. In Burnie you can sample local produce including gourmet cheeses, visit a nearby penguin colony to see Fairy Penguins return to their burrows, or go on a platypus tour.