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The Charles Robbins is 4.5-star hotel offering luxury accommodation in George Town, Tasmania, a short 50km drive north of Launceston, where the Tamar River meets Bass Strait. Charles Robbins' self-contained luxury suites provide the comfort that you desire when staying away from home. Enjoy the warmth, peacefulness and privacy that identifies the spirit of The Charles Robbins, a retreat that has been designed to accommodate adult guests only. The property is located right in the heart of George Town on the sheltered banks of the picturesque Tamar River. Take a relaxing stroll along the river, walk to nearby cafes and restaurants, or stock up on provisions at the supermarket across the road. If you're intent on exploring, The Charles Robbins is right on the doorstep of Tasmania's world-renowned cool-climate wine region. It's just a short drive to both wineries and farm-gate producers. Once you've finished your day's exploration, The Charles Robbins awaits with its fusion of comfort, contemporary styling and modern facilities to make you feel right at home.

Low Head Tourist Park is located in Northern Tasmania, approximately a 40-minute drive from Launceston (51 km) via the East Tamar Highway. The 12 large self-contained cottages are ideal for two to six people. Each cottage is appointed with queen-size beds with electric blankets, heating, air conditioning, a large bathroom, well-equipped kitchen and a balcony to enjoy the breathtaking water views of the Tamar River. The 6 economy cabins are ideal for the budget traveller and can accommodate from two to five people (2 adults and up to 3 children) with double beds, electric blankets and also heating, air conditioning, cooking and bathroom facilities. Low Head Tourist Park also has powered, unpowered and ensuite sites, a clean and modern amenities block with disabled facilities, free barbecues, camp kitchen and laundry. The park is just minutes from a wide variety of attractions. Wander the beaches, book a nightly penguin tour, visit the Low Head Lighthouse and Foghorn, the Maritime Museum, Watch House Museum and Bass and Flinders Centre. Go for a drive and explore the Tamar Valley Wine Route, pick organically grown berries at Hillwood Berry Farm or visit Beaconsfield Mine Museum, Seahorse World and Platypus House at Beauty Point.

Beauty Point Tourist Park is situated on a peninsula, surrounded on both sides by the stunning Tamar River. Beauty Point is the ideal central location to explore all the Tamar Valley, Launceston and all the north has to offer whilst enjoying the tranquil surroundings. The fully self-contained cottages can accommodate two to nine guests, and all include modern cooking facilities, and each has an outdoor sitting area, others have river views. Camping has become glamorous with the addition of glamping tents. These beautifully appointed safari tents include a full ensuite and deck which overlooks the river. The park has powered sites that cater for caravans, campervans, motorhomes and tents. Some sites are even large enough for buses or the largest fifth-wheeler van. All sites have power, town water, sullage, large privacy hedges and ample room to move. The waterfront setting is enhanced by the adjoining conservation reserve and manicured grounds of the park.