The George Tasmania Cafe Bar

High on Mount George—where river meets sea and the sky goes on forever—The George Tasmania is your invitation to escape, exhale and indulge, with breathtaking 270° views across the Tamar River, Bass Strait and Tasmania's northern coastline. Four architect-designed eco-luxe mountain pods are open year-round, each created for privacy, comfort and switching off in style. Choose from a pet-friendly retreat, an accessible option or a private romantic escape. Slow mornings, glowing sunsets and star-filled nights come standard. Inside, discover a Tasmanian Oak king bed with organic linen, skyl withit bathroom, walk-in shower, well-equipped kitchenette, Smart TV, climate control, complimentary Starlink Wi-Fi, secure onsite parking and a curated taste of Tasmania waiting on arrival. Explore the grounds, gather around the firepit or ride straight onto nearby mountain bike trails—yes, we're MTB-friendly too. Perfect for luxe escapes, intimate group stays, celebrations and exclusive-use bookings. Fair warning: one night is rarely enough.

BIG4 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, a 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. BIG4 Low Head Tourist Park also has powered, unpowered and ensuite sites, a clean and modern amenities block with disabled facilities, free barbecues, a camp kitchen and laundry. The park is just minutes from a wide variety of attractions. Wander the beaches, book a nightly penguin tour, and visit the Low Head Lighthouse and Foghorn, the Maritime Museum, the Watch House Museum and the 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.

Glamping just got even more glamorous. Introducing Wingtons, the stunning glamping site at Clarence Point. Situated in the beautiful Tasmanian countryside, but with all of the luxuries and conveniences you might expect of an upscale hotel, the breath taking Wingtons site is offering the best of both worlds for happy glampers wanting to feel at one with nature, without sacrificing on thread count! Their glamping location features three large tents, fully equipped with queen size beds and one thousand thread count sheets for the most luxurious night's sleep. An eco friendly wood heater keeps each tent toasty, while BOSE speakers and a Weber barbecue help to ensure that glampers are still in touch with their urban conveniences. Each tent also comes with its own private bathroom tent, with a fully functioning bathroom comprising of a toilet, basin and a gas-powered hot shower. The location could not be more picturesque, and there's a lot of things for guests to do. The Tamar wine route is sure to draw serious wine connoisseurs to the area, while those who prefer to be at one with nature can go bushwalking or wildlife spotting from their tent.