Hellfire Bluff Distillery

Pelicans Rest Accommodation guest houses are set amongst the natural bush on three acres overlooking the water at Marion Bay. Both houses are private and self-contained accommodating up to six guests and well-behaved pets are welcome. The water views and spacious large decks with barbecues make outdoor living easy and relaxing. Both Marion Bay beach and Boomer Bay boat ramp is just five mins away for all your water activity needs. Pelicans Rest is just 35 mins from Hobart airport and a halfway stop between Hobart and Port Arthur. Sea charters are available either to catch a fish or just observe the sea life. Nature walks are available in the beautiful Wielangta Forest and on the Tasman Peninsula. Local vineyard cellar doors and distilleries are nearby.

This is a hosted stay through Hipcamp, below is the information provided by the Host regarding their offering. Along the stunning southeast coast of Tasmania, overlooking picturesque Marion Bay, you’ll find the home of Daly Farm and Hellfire Bluff Distillery. The farm is only 45 minutes from Hobart and offers guests a quiet place to stay. The Daly Family has been farming potatoes here for over 30 years, making the most of the natural advantages that this beautiful location and Tasmanian climate has to offer. Come bring your caravan or tent and enjoy our amazing views of our farm and Marion bay beach. The distillery is open seven days a week and we are conveniently situated for exploring sites on the Tasman Peninsula. We have a Leave No Trace policy, so please ensure you leave the camp as clean and tidy as you found it, taking all rubbish with you.

A stunning heritage-listed stone church (with sauna), as featured on ABC TV's Restorations Australia, converted into a boutique home and events space. St Martin's is just 30 mins from Hobart airport. It is nestled in the old fishing village of Dunalley, the gateway to the stunning Tasman peninsula, with the harbour visible on one side and the ocean on the other. St Martin's has been lovingly restored and adorned with period antiques. A modern architectural addition at the back of the building has been respectfully erected to complement and extend the main living area. It presents a modern, beautiful kitchen and bathroom with 'sho-sugi-ban' cladding (traditional Japanese charred timbers) and an open deck with inbuilt seating, firepit and sea views. In the garden sits a generous Norwegian spruce sauna with traditional stone steaming, complementing the internal fireplace and wall panel heating. Gardens envelope the property. The main bed is a Murphy bed, enabling it to be flipped into the wall to create an open events space.