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Townhouse in Bridport
Ocean Blue Getaway - Townhouse 2
1 of 2 detached modern (2019) generous townhouses (rear one) with water views from deck only 5 minutes easy walk to beaches, town centre (cafes, supermarkets, Bunker restaurant, pubs, take-aways, distillery & specialty shops), playground/skate park, boat ramp & walking/bicycle tracks. Great swimming, kayaking & fishing & only 6km to Barnbougle & Lost Farm golf courses, 54km to Derby mountain bike tracks & 78km to Launceston. Key safe access & entry via rear ramp (no stairs). Suitable for infants
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Home in Bridport
A must stay.... Panoramic ocean & mountain views!
Wake up to birdsong & sweeping views of glistening ocean each morning. Amazing sunrises & sunsets. Private and serene with large gardens, 3 Bed/2 Bath, gourmet kitchen with servery window opening out to the large entertaining deck. From the open plan living kitchen, you access the deck from large stacking doors that blend seamlessly to the outdoors. Unwind in the freestanding bathtub with views of the ocean or through to the private gardens. Close to walking track & 5 min walk to town center.
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Home in Bridport
Villa 4 ~ home near the shore
Slip into seaside living in our light-filled villa, boasting ever-changing views across Trent Water to the sand dunes and wide ocean beyond. Only 150 metres from the shore and set in a quiet, leafy area, enjoy spacious, open plan living, full kitchen and laundry, large balcony, outdoor living, secure yard and easy parking. Stunning walking and bike tracks, nature reserves, white-sand beaches, cafes and conveniences are just a short stroll or ride away.

Stay near Bridport's top sights

Barnbougle Lost Farm Golf Resort40 locals recommend
Bridport Bay Inn8 locals recommend
The Bridport Cafe15 locals recommend
Bridport Hotel14 locals recommend
The Bridport Bunker Club21 locals recommend
IGA Everyday Bridport10 locals recommend

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Barnett by the Bay
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Bridport Villa Mary, Water views, Balcony BBQ
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Shack in the Dunes - Beach side stay in the dunes
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Ninth Island Coastal Escape: Nimbus Studio
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Home in Bridport
Bridport Views
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Apartment in Grindelwald
The Ridge - No.1 @ Tamar Ridge
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Guesthouse in West Launceston
Birdhouse Studio 2 - An Architectural Experience
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Apartment in Launceston
Inner city modern apartment : Harvey
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Cabin in North Scottsdale
Mannaburne Cabin - 25 minutes to Derby MTB Trails
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Guest suite in Ringarooma
Ruby Cottage : Studio separate from main house.

Your guide to Bridport

Welcome to Bridport

A popular summertime holiday town overlooking the shimmering blue waters of Anderson Bay on Tasmania’s northeast coast, Bridport is a great place to slow down and relax. Surrounded by white-sand beaches, tranquil coves, coastal reserves, and the sloping vineyards of Pipers Brook wineries, Bridport is particularly popular with golfers thanks to its classic seaside links course widely considered to be among Australia’s best. It’s one of three golf courses in Bridport, and as you explore the town you’ll notice businesses named in a nod to the town’s golfing culture.

Bridport also boasts good fishing, with charters available for visitors. Bridport’s seafood specialty, however, is scallops — look out for the tasty morsels on local menus. Nearby nature reserves are particularly well known for their wildflowers, which bloom in spring. Also nearby is one of the world’s largest lavender oil producers. Open to the public, the lavender farm offers another beautiful setting for flora photography.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Bridport

Bridport’s population of nearly 2,000 grows when summer holidaymakers enjoy Tasmania’s warmest months (December to February) by the beach. Other visitors prefer to book their accommodation for spring, when the Granite Point Conservation Area (home to the Bridport Wildflower Reserve) to the northwest of town blooms with wildflowers of every hue. Bridport also hosts several fun festivals throughout the year, including the Bridport Summer Party in February, with food stalls and family-friendly entertainment; and August’s Tassie Scallop Fiesta, which attracts seafood fans far and wide with its food stalls, scallop splitting, and cooking classes.


Top things to do in Bridport

Pipers Brook wineries

Less than 20 minutes’ drive southwest of Bridport are five wineries clustered in Pipers Brook, all of which have cellar doors. While a number of vino varieties are produced in these rolling hills, the region is known for its Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Not all cellar doors are open every day, and some require advance bookings, so be sure to check before you embark on a day trip.

Bridport Walking Track

The 11-kilometre loop trail encircling Bridport known as the Bridport Walking Track is a fantastic way to get acquainted with the town. Slicing through the centre of town, the trail weaves westward along the Brid River before heading north past the Bridport Golf Club and into the Granite Point Conservation Area, then meandering southward along the coast back to the town centre.

Old Pier and Mermaids Pool

At the northern end of town, there’s a tranquil cove known as Mermaids Pool that makes for an idyllic, sheltered swimming spot at high tide. It’s about 500 metres north of the old pier. With its two rows of wooden pylons stretching out to sea, the 1916 pier — destroyed by fire more than half a century ago — makes for some moody photography.

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