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Eaglehawk Pavilions

Eaglehawk Pavilions
Sunset from Studio
Sunset
Eaglehawk Pavilions
Pirates Bay Beach
P2 - Studio Pavilion view
Eaglehawk Pavilions
Sunset
Eaglehawk Pavilions over looking Pirates Bay
Eaglehawk Pavilions at dusk
Eaglehawk Pavilions are two modern, self-contained pavilions on the hillside above Tasmania’s world famous Eaglehawk Neck. Just 45 minutes from Hobart Airport, Eaglehawk Neck is the gateway to Tasmania’s convict past. Walk down to the Officers’ Quarters and the infamous Dog Line or take a short drive to Port Arthur Historic Site or the Saltwater River Coal Mines. In the evenings, enjoy the spectacular views over Pirates Bay from the deck while enjoying dinner prepared either on the BBQ or indoors. After dark, make use of the unlimited wi-fi Internet to watch a movie and recharge. Eaglehawk Pavilions are extremely private (including from each other) and are ideal for a romantic escape or as a base to explore everything the Tasman Peninsula has to offer.

Barbeque

Carpark

Laundry

Non Smoking

Outdoor Dining Area

Outdoor Furniture

Does not cater for people with access needs.

ROOMS
P2 - Studio image

P2 - Studio

Studio style with a kitchenette living/sleeping area and separate bathroom.Large deck with BBQ.

2
P1 - 1 bedroom apartment image

P1 - 1 bedroom apartment

Fully self contained with complete kitchen, living area, separate bedroom, bathroom and laundry. Large deck with built in BBQ.

2

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