Holiday rentals with a fire pit in Bicheno

Little Beach Co hot tub villa

Wood fired hot tub anyone? Little Beach Villas are unsurpassed in their quality and interior design. Kick back and relax in this tranquil space & enjoy your own private hot tub in a garden exclusive to your villa. Spot whales and dolphins passing by and sleep well with our Times Square mattresses surrounded by beautiful art. A fully appointed kitchen inc oven & cooktops & BBQ on the deck overlooking the ocean. A la carte french style Breakfast is served in the barn ~ 200m from your villa.

Sea Stone - An Oceanfront Modern Luxury Stay

Welcome to your luxury getaway down the East coast of Tasmania. Sea Stone is an architecturally designed oceanfront property with panoramic views encompassing all the features you need to have the most idyllic stay in such picturesque part of the world. The perfect jumping off point to access the best that the East Coast of Tasmania has to offer. Whether it is relaxation, serenity or adventure that you are seeking on your getaway, Sea Stone is the spot to make your holiday dreams come true.

The Seakeeper Bicheno-cosy seaside cottage+Sauna

The Sea Keeper is a relaxed coastal shack in the heart of Bicheno. This sun-filled three-bedroom home blends coastal charm with modern comfort, featuring open-plan living, a private sauna, an outdoor shower, a fenced backyard, and includes use of the 7.4kw EV charger. Just a short stroll from Waubs Bay, cafés, restaurants, The Gulch, and local shops, it’s perfectly located for exploring the area. Enjoy a swim then warm up again in the private sauna. Great for couples, families, and friends.

Oceanfront + Fireplace btw Bay of Fires&Wineglass

Welcome to Saltwater Sunrise — a rare collection of just five luxurious oceanfront villas, each designed for complete privacy, panoramic sea views, and deep relaxation. Just 50 metres from the ocean, every villa offers front-row sunrise views and the soothing sound of waves. Your stay will be in one of these beautiful villas — each almost identical in layout, finish, and breathtaking outlook. Your villa number is allocated by management 2 days before arrival and sent via SMS or email.

Waubs Retreat

This sunny beach house is centrally located within strolling distance from Waubs Beach, and the best restaurants, cafes and shops Bicheno has to offer. Take a stroll along the family friendly Waubs Beach, view the nesting penguins or surf Redbill Beach. Then return to enjoy the ambient heat from the pellet fire or relax around outdoor firepit. This is the ideal holiday home and base to enjoy the East Coast in any season, from the Bay of Fires north to the iconic Freycinet National Park.

Sunny seaside cottage

Relax at this tranquil getaway and take in the amazing view of the ocean from the deck. Leave the blinds open and wake up to a beautiful ocean sunrise. By day, you will see seals lazing on the rocks and may catch a glimpse of whales on their migration. At night, quietly watch for the penguins walking up to their burrows. Shops, restaurants, beaches and boat ramp are all within 15 min walk. Fabulous wineries, great bush walks, National Parks and Wine Glass Bay are within 30 min by car.

Seaside Soak & Sauna

Relax in this special romantic retreat in our modern coastal oasis at beautiful Binalong Bay in the Bay of Fires. Perfectly designed for couples, our newly built haven offers breathtaking ocean views, a private sauna, outdoor shower and an outdoor bathtub (cold plunge or hot) with views to live for ! ideal for relaxing under the stars. Access is via the rock stairs at the front of the property. Unwind by the fire pit with the waves as your soundtrack at Tasmania’s stunning East Coast.

Travellers Rest | Bicheno

Welcome to The Travellers Rest. Situated in the picturesque, seaside town of Bicheno, our bnb is engulfed in nature and overlooks Diamond Island and the crystal clear beaches of the East Coast. Thoughtfully curated to make you feel at one with the surrounding landscape, our home has been designed to encourage relaxation, romance and exploration. We are a short 4 minute drive to town, 15 minutes to Douglas Apsley, 30 minutes to Freycinet & 25 minutes to the East Coast Wine Region.

Whale Song ~ Oceanfront Escape

Whale Song is an escape on the edge of the ocean where pacific gulls call and the roar of the ocean fills the air. Our beach shack is a sanctuary of peace and calm, perfectly suited for 2 - 4 guests. Located in the sleepy hamlet of Falmouth, a stunning, secluded part of the East Coast of Tasmania. **WHALE SONG HAS BEEN FEATURED IN THE DESIGN FILES, DWELL, COUNTRY STYLE, BROADSHEET, MY SCANDINAVIAN HOME, A LIFE UNHURRIED, TRAVELS - BROADSHEET, AUSTRALIAN TRAVELLER**

picture this - Cherry Tree Hill

Picture this… Located in the heart of a serene Tasmanian bush setting along the scenic Great Eastern Drive, Cherry Tree Hill invites you to experience true tranquility and immerse yourself in the beauty of nature. Choose to soak in a bath under the stars or unwind in the sauna, luxurious amenities await to help you unwind and rejuvenate. Here, you can truly unplug from the stresses of everyday life and immerse yourself in a bush escape unlike any other.

Lobster Pot Cabin - Waterfront Escape Freycinet

Welcome to Lobster Pot Cabin, a peaceful waterfront escape set right on the water’s edge, with private access straight onto the Swan River. Watch the sunset, swim, kayak or fish just metres from your door. Perfect for a romantic getaway or relaxed family time, the cabin has been thoughtfully designed for comfort, connection and slow days by the water with ever-changing birdlife and nature right on your doorstep.

Aplite House: Luxury Eco Accommodation

Aplite House is an architecturally designed, solar passive, and solar-powered home, built from Tasmanian materials and designed by the Hobart firm Dock 4. The 200-acre property is located at Friendly Beaches, between Bicheno and Coles Bay, and it borders the iconic Freycinet National Park on three sides. Inside, the house presents work by Tasmanian artists. Great care has been taken to showcase Tasmania.