Hogarth Falls - Great Short Walk

Built-in 1896 for Strahan’s Harbour Master, Captain Edward Miles, Franklin Manor exudes the character of a bygone era, with original stained glass windows, high ceilings and delightful timberwork. It offers boutique accommodation with large lounges and open fires, providing a timeless ambience for guests to interact with others. Each guest room has an ensuite bathroom, tea and coffee facilities and most enjoy views over the grounds. Breakfast is served in the dining room overlooking the private veranda and historical gardens planted more than 100 years ago. Franklin Manor is an exclusive retreat for travellers who wish to enjoy the remoteness of Strahan and the many activities offered by the rugged West Coast.

Harrison House located in Strahan on the West Coast of Tasmania is a traditional Bed and Breakfast offering boutique-style hosted accommodation. Set atop a hill amidst an acre of gardens on the edge of the wilderness, the house is just a short 15-minute stroll from the historic township of Strahan on the shores of Macquarie Harbour. One of the original homes built circa 1899 this historic house has been recently restored and renovated with the comfort of guests in mind. The three King Rooms are well-appointed each with a luxurious king-size bed and modern private ensuite bathroom. A scrumptious home-cooked breakfast is served daily in the Guest Dining Room and is the perfect start to your day. The Guests Cafe' Nook for Tea & Coffee or the Honesty Bar will keep you refreshed. There are comfy armchairs in your room or you can relax in the Guest Lounge in front of the wood fire. Outside take in the fresh air on the verandah or wander the gardens to share time with the abundant birds and wildlife in this tranquil setting. Located midway between the wharf and railway station, the major tours and attractions are only minutes away, including Gordon River Cruises, West Coast Wilderness Railway and Hogarth Falls.

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 indulge in an afternoon wine while admiring views over the harbour, please note that the restaurant is closed until September 2024. 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.