Freycinet Marine Farm Taste Experience

Nestled in thick forest on the side of Mount Paul, and surrounded by protected National Park land, Freycinet Resort offers a private, peaceful and luxurious experience. As the only accommodation on the mountain, our 1200-acre resort is able to offer unparalleled 360-degree views that encompass The Hazards, Friendly Beaches, Great Oyster Bay and the Tasman Sea. We invite you to step away from the hustle and bustle of daily life and immerse yourself in the spectacular wilderness of Tasmania’s East Coast.

Eagle Peaks at Freycinet comprises two studios and an Upper Residence located on Tasmania's East Coast. This accommodation has stunning views of the Freycinet Peninsula and Great Oyster Bay. Designed for small parties, you can be assured of a peaceful relaxing stay. The complex features two studio apartments suitable for couples. There is also a beautifully appointed two-bedroom apartment with king and queen beds ideal for two couples traveling together. The garden setting attracts an abundance of native birds and is regularly visited by wallabies at dusk. The apartments are constructed using rammed earth and native timbers. For guest comfort king size beds and handcrafted Tasmanian furniture are provided. Double glazing and thermal glass panels ensure you stay cool in summer and warm in winter. A light breakfast is provided to start your day. The studio apartments have limited cooking facilities while the Upper Residence offers a fully equipped kitchen. There are several quality restaurants and wineries close by for those who want to sample local produce. Coles Bay is a two-hour-and-twenty-minute drive (192 km) east of Hobart.

Australia's most iconic luxury lodge and voted World’s Best Boutique Hotel, Saffire Freycinet offers an authentic, enriching and uplifting experience overlooking one of Tasmania's most iconic and spectacular wilderness areas, Freycinet National Park. With tailored, one-on-one service, all-inclusive degustation dining and immersive experiences such as shucking oysters in waders or gathering honey from Saffire’s hives, guests come away with an unforgettable connection to place.