White Beach
420 White Beach Road
White Beach, TAS
Low Season
from $445 per week
High Season
from $495 per week
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The home in White Beach is located
15 minutes from Port Arthur, on the
stunning Tasman Peninsula. With
three bedrooms, it comfortably
accommodates six people, and is an
ideal base to explore the history and
beauty of the area.
Features
- Three-bedroom home sleeping up to six
- Double bed in the main bedroom
- Two single beds in both of
the other bedrooms
- Spacious, light-filled lounge
with spectacular views over
the water
- Fully equipped kitchen and
dining room, with water
views and sliding door
access to the large deck
- Large deck overlooking
the water
- BBQ
- Own laundry
- Reverse-cycle
air-conditioning
- Own laundry.
More information
- All linen, including towels provided
- Off-street parking
- Only 15 minutes from Port
Arthur, Tasmania's premier
tourist attraction.
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Locality
The Tasman Peninsula is one
of the most beautiful parts
of Tasmania, with rugged
coastlines, white beaches,
spectacular sunsets and
diverse wildlife. The Tasman
National Park has a variety
of bushwalks to cater to
everyone and many of its
attractions can be accessed
by car. The beaches on
the Tasman Peninsula are
gorgeous and the perfect
place to relax and enjoy the
sunsets.
For the adrenaline junkie,
the Tasman Peninsula has
some of Tasmania's best
diving with giant kelp forests,
shipwrecks or sea caves to
explore; activities that cater
to all levels of experience.
If extreme surfing is more
your style, Shipstern's Bluff
may tempt you or the surf off
Eaglehawk Neck, which is less
extreme but a lot of fun.
The Port Arthur Historic
Site is a must-see and for
something extra, check out
the Coalmines Historic Site
in nearby Saltwater River.
Hobart is only one-and-ahalf
hour's drive from White
Beach, so a day trip to take
in the sights of Hobart is also
an option. Along the way stop
at Taranna. The Chocoholics
will delight at the Federation
Chocolate Factory and
animal lovers will enjoy the
Tasmanian Devil Conservation
Park, where you can see
the Tassie Devil and feed
kangaroos. |
