Seabrook Hotel Motel

Accommodation

The Seabrook Hotel offers affordable motel accommodation at Somerset, on Tasmania's North West Coast. Somerset is a five-minute drive west of Burnie (6 km) and two hours from Launceston (154 km). The hotel rooms have all just been renovated. Double and Family rooms (three or four people) are all available, all with ensuite bathrooms, colour televisions, heaters and tea and coffee making facilities. The Hotel also features a public bar, tasty bistro meals, a gaming lounge and other gaming facilities, and an attached Bottleshop. The Hotel is located on the coast, opposite Somerset Beach. Somerset is close to a number of North West attractions. You can swim at nearby beaches, go fishing or boating. See fields of spring flowers at the Table Cape Tulip Farm or try delicious gourmet produce at a local cheese maker. Cradle Mountain National Park in Tasmania's World Heritage Wilderness Area is a one-and-a-half-hour drive south of Somerset. Here you can experience Tasmania's breathtaking alpine landscape, walk through forests and alongside mountain lakes and encounter Tasmania's native wildlife, including wallabies, possums and wombats.

Bass Highway, Somerset, Wynyard, Tasmania, 7322

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Disabled access available, contact operator for details.

Bass Highway, Somerset, Wynyard, Tasmania, 7322
03 6435 1209
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seabrook@goodstone.com.au
$140 - $315

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ROOMS

Apartment

The Apartment has 3 Bedrooms, sleeping up to 7 guests, 2 bathrooms plus large lounge, dining, kitchen area. Fully equipped kitchen with fridge, oven, cook tops & dishwasher

Ensuite Room Family

Family rooms have one double and two single beds, ensuite shower room, parking at the door, electric heating, television, coffee/tea making facilities and high chair is available. The property has a licensed restaurant.

Ensuite Room

Maximum occupancy is two. Bedding configuration is one double bed. Ensuite shower room, parking at the door, electric heating, television.

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Things to do

Tour

Shore Excursion - Cradle Mountain Day tour

Burnie

Get ready to be reinvigorated by Mother Nature’s vibes! Cradle Mountain is not to be missed whilst your ship is docked in Burnie. This is your chance to get up close and personal to tranquillity and beauty in this world heritage listed area. Cradle Mountain offers some of the world’s most famous natural beauty and is one of Australia’s most popular scenic tours. Indulge in outdoor activities - discover rainforests, waterfalls, rivers, lakes and keep your eye out for our unique wildlife. There are a number of beautiful short walks available, including the Enchanted Walk, Dove Lake, Rainforest Walk, The Weindorfers Forest Walk. All walks range from easy to moderate level. Choose one to suit your level of comfort and fitness. On the way back down the mountain (if time permits), we will pull into a beautiful winery on the banks of Lake Barrington or one nestled in the countryside of Sheffield (the town of murals) for something to eat or to simply sample the local cool climate wines. This experience is perfect after a morning of adventure.

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Burnie Attractions Bus Shore Excursion

Burnie

Discover Burnie in 2 Hours: A Quick Yet Immersive Tour Join our Burnie Attractions Bus for a two-hour guided tour, perfect for cruisers eager to explore Tasmania's northwest coast. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, this excursion is the most popular in Burnie! Tour Highlights: Hilltop Vista Point (5 mins): Enjoy sweeping views of Bass Strait and the harbor from Upper Burnie Lookout. Capture a photo of your cruise ship below! Emu Valley Rhododendron Gardens (30 mins): Wander through 11 hectares of vibrant rhododendrons, azaleas, and exotic flora. Look out for the elusive platypus! Fernglade Sanctuary (10 mins): Discover the tranquility of Tasmania's wilderness, home to native wildlife and colorful birdlife. Quaint Village of Penguin (10 mins): Visit the charming seaside village of Penguin. Snap a photo with the iconic Penguin sculpture and enjoy the scenic promenade. Historical Museum: Explore Burnie's 19th-century history at the museum. Admission is free, with a short walk to the shuttle bus required if you choose to disembark here. Departing multiple times daily, our tour ensures you return to your ship on time. A standby backup vehicle guarantees a worry-free experience. Secure your spot now and experience the essence of Tasmania's northwest coast!

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Night Penguin Viewing Tour

Wynyard

Tours commence at dusk each night. However, seasonal factors may affect the number of penguins present. It is best to contact the tour guide beforehand to ascertain likely penguin numbers, their arrival time and expected weather conditions. Due to the rough terrain the tours may not be suitable for the elderly, physically handicapped and young children, although your tour guide can organise an alternative venue for these visitors so they do not miss out on the wonderful experience of seeing penguins in the wild. Bookings are important due to limited seating and space for parking vehicles on site. Warm, dark clothing is essential. Binoculars can be useful but torches, cameras and smartphones are prohibited as these may frighten and/or harm the penguins. Your guide will provide special penguin-friendly lighting during the tour. Donations are gratefully accepted and used to improve little penguin habitat. This activity is supported by Wildcare Inc and the Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife Service. Penguin tours are currently suspended till late September 2020 due to Coronavirus.

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