The Wilderness Sauna on the Tasman Peninsula

Winganah Cottage is a fully self contained Cottage accommodation offering a Farm Stay experience. Situated at the gateway to the Tasman Peninsula,Winganah is nestled in a peaceful rural location.The Cottage is within walking distance to beautiful beaches and easy driving distance to popular Tourist attractions such as Port Arthur Historic Site,Bangor Vineyard, Three Capes Walk and Pennicott Tours.It is also close to local eateries like The Cannery, The Dunalley Hotel and the Lanterns Cafe. The Cottage can accommodate 3 guests,with a queen size bed,a single bed,full cooking facilities, barbecue and a outdoor firepit.It boasts views of the beautiful countryside and includes a full complimentary continental breakfast. You will have the opportunity to meet and hand feed some of the many animals who live on the Winganah farm including alpacas, sheep and chickens.Winganah is also home to many native wildlife including kookaburras,paddy melons, possums and Tasmanian devils. Winganah Cottage is 5 minutes to Dunalley,30 minutes to Port Arthur and 45 minutes to Hobart.

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.