Hardings Falls

A valid park pass is required for entry to Tasmania's national parks. The Apsley Waterhole camping site at the south end of the park has no vehicle access but is an easy ten-minute walk from the car park. This is a pleasant, shaded spot, well situated for taking a leisurely swim in the waterhole. There are composting toilets nearby.

Carefully curated as an immersive experience for guests who want to connect with nature, feel secluded yet stay in touch with the outside world... If you like. The home offers three bedrooms sleeping up to seven guests, and it's the perfect place to sit and watch the sunrise and sunset, night after night. Self-contained and fully equipped, you'll want for nothing when recharging your batteries here. Sustainable and serene - stay here to feel all the things you wouldn't anywhere else.

Escape to Bicheno is a spacious home on five acres ready to enjoy with family or friends. 5 kms from Bicheno, across the road to the golf course or a short drive to fabulous beaches. With distant ocean views from almost every room, sun filled living areas, a cosy warm fire place, room for the kids to play and the adults to relax. Listen to the sounds of the ocean waves and the many birds attracted to the flowering garden. The house is a generous 300m2 with 5 bedrooms and room for up to 10 adults. There are three king size beds and 4 singles. Only 10 mins drive to Douglas Apsley and 40 mins to Freycinet National Park via the vineyards, enjoy the best of what Tassie has to offer, just over 2 hrs from Hobart or Launceston.