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Rocky Cape Retreat is located in the North West of Tasmania close to Stanley and the start of the Tarkine Drive. The Retreat is a secluded, modern, romantic getaway, where you can enjoy a walk along the foreshore exploring the rock pools, or relax with a glass of wine in the two-person bath on the deck while listening to the waves. The retreat is more than accommodation; it's a destination where you can relax and unwind. Provisions for a continental and cooked breakfast, while you stay in your self-contained stand-alone retreat. The modern contemporary units have a separate bedroom and ensuite. Rocky Cape Retreat neighbours the Rocky Cape National Park, under two hours from Devonport's Spirit of Tasmania terminal and twenty minutes from the Burnie/Wynyard airport.

This is a hosted stay through Hipcamp, below is the information provided by the Host regarding their offering. The Tavern is on the Bass Highway half way between Smithton and Wynyard. Both Powered and Non Powered sites available, Toilet and shower block as well as Laundry. We are close to Stanley and the Rocky cape National Park for walks there is a boat ramp at both places and access to fishing. The big tree, Dip falls and Trowutta's arch are near by as well. Day trips to Marrawah and Arthurs River and sandy cape.

Sisters Beach Retreat is a modern three bedroom house surrounded by National Park in Tasmania's northwest. Offering spectacular sea views it is a great place to either have an active family holiday or just a quiet romantic get away. There is a large fenced backyard, so it would suit the whole family, and you can even bring the dog along! There is outdoor furniture and a barbecue to enjoy, or if the weather is not on your side then there is a great user friendly kitchen with all the cooking equipment you need. Rocky Cape National Park is heavily populated with native wildlife - pademelons (wallabies), Bennetts wallabies, Eastern grey kangaroos, Tasmanian devils, Eastern barred bandicoots, echidnas, spotted quolls, ringtail possums and brushtail possums all live here and it is not uncommon to have some come to visit! It is also home to breath-taking native plants including the Paterson's spider orchid which is listed as a threatened species and the saw-toothed banksia (Banksia serrata) which is only known to occur naturally here. The walking tracks that start at the property will lead you to caves, waterfalls and the beautiful beach at Anniversary Bay.