The Ship That Never Was

This is our new three bedroom self-contained free standing house at 9 Innes Street, right next to our Studio “King” and two-bedroom apartment “Kelly” at 11 Innes St. It has two bathrooms. The ramp to the house and the walk in shower make this easy for wheelchair access. The 9 Innes Street East property has two queen bedrooms, and the third bedroom has a bunk set suitable for two adults. The kitchen, dining and living areas are quite large. The free BBQ is on the large deck facing Macquarie Harbour. Free WiFi.

The Navigators of Strahan, 11 Innes Street offers two spacious holiday units under the one roof. Unit "King" is a Studio, and Unit "Kelly" is a two-bedroom apartment. Unit "King" has a king bed and Unit "Kelly" a queen and two singles. Both are fully self contained and have generous living and kitchen areas, television, DVD player, electric blankets and covered decks with outdoor furniture. They each have a separate entrance and share a covered walkway from the double garage. Each unit shares laundry, barbecue and phone facilities. Free WIFI. The units are a five-minute walk to the heart of Strahan and departure points for Gordon River Cruises. Just next door at 9 Innes St. is our new 3 bedroom house called "Tasman".

Strahan Village is situated in the heart of Strahan and offers a variety of accommodation types. Accommodation options include individual cottages, terraces, rooms, and premium harbour view rooms with magnificent views over Macquarie Harbour. Strahan has multiple restaurants, including View 42° Restaurant and Bar where you can delight in an afternoon wine while admiring views over the harbour before indulging in a dinner buffet of fresh local seafood. Hamer's Bar and Bistro offers a casual dining experience on the waterfront and features the best of local produce. The Kitchen Café is perfect for a hearty breakfast or lunch stop. If you would like to cruise into the World Heritage Area, Spirit of the Wild, the purpose-built Gordon River Cruises vessel crosses Macquarie Harbour to Hell's Gates and then enters the Gordon River with perfect reflections of riverside rainforest. This unique vessel cruises quietly under electric motors in the World Heritage Area. The West Coast Wilderness Railway, one of the world's best railway journeys, runs through spectacular rainforest gorges between Strahan and Queenstown, following the track of Tasmania's railway and mining pioneers.