Holiday houses in Triabunna

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    Explore 30 holiday rentals in Triabunna

  • Nightly prices starting at

    Triabunna holiday rentals start at $58 AUD per night before taxes and fees

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  • Family-friendly holiday rentals

    10 properties offer extra space and kid-friendly amenities

  • Wi-Fi availability

    10 of Triabunna holiday rentals include Wi-Fi access

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    Guests love Kitchen, Wifi and Pool across Triabunna rentals

  • 4.8 Average rating

    Triabunna stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!

Top-rated holiday rentals in Triabunna

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Top Guest favourite
The exterior of a modern Tiny House is illuminated during twilight, highlighting its wooden facade and large glass windows. Surrounding gardens feature various plants and softly glowing landscape lighting, creating a serene and inviting atmosphere.
Tiny home in Triabunna
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 164 reviews

Tawny - A little luxury by the bay.

Tawny is a custom built Tiny House, whose name is inspired by the elusive Tawny Frogmouth who live in the area. With luxury bedding and facilities, an outdoor bath and stunning location overlooking Spring Bay, Tawny offers a tranquil, intimate space to relax and unwind from the everyday. A short drive to a choice of amazing beaches and short walks; Maria Island and local eateries. You can relax in the boat shed by day and in the evening, gaze at the stars by the warmth of the fire pit.

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A charming cottage is illuminated softly at dusk, perched on a gentle rise under a large, mature oak tree. The structure features a welcoming deck with steps leading down to a grassy area, enhancing the serene country setting.
Farm stay in Triabunna
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 594 reviews

Rostrevor Pickers Cottage

Sandra & Ricky are pleased to be hosting Rostrevor Pickers Cottage located just 3 minutes from the Maria Island Ferry. Stroll around the historical Rostrevor farm which was once one of the largest orchards in the southern hemisphere and is now a family run fine wool and hereford cattle farm with many original buildings on site. This lovingly restored farm shed turned contemporary cottage is nestled in the shade of a centuries old oak tree, perfect for taking in the country quiet.

Top Guest favourite
The exterior of a compact bungalow is surrounded by a well-maintained lawn and gravel parking area. A large carport provides shaded parking. The structure features a large deck with outdoor seating and is framed by natural landscaping, including a small stone arrangement and greenery.
Bungalow in Orford
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 185 reviews

Orford Beach Bungalow

The Orford Beach Bungalow is a charming holiday house located in Orford, an easy 1 hour drive from Hobart and 5 minute walk to the beach. The local playground, supermarket and cafes are a pleasant 10 minute walk away. Orford is the gateway to the sunny East Coast of Tasmania. Day trips can be made to Swansea, Coles Bay and Bicheno, enjoying the spectacular scenery and wineries along the way. A ferry to Maria Island can be found in Triabunna, a quick 10 minute drive from Orford.

Guest favourite
A circular stone fire pit is positioned on a gravel surface near the calm waters of the Prosser River. Green foliage surrounds the area, providing a natural setting. In the background, a shared jetty extends over the river, with distant hills visible under a blue sky.
Home in Orford
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 404 reviews

Prosser River Retreat

Located on the water front of Prosser River you will find this breath taking retreat. Sit back and relax in this self contained home with modern amenities. Enjoy your days/evenings on the deck over looking the river or by the water down at the fire pit. Only minutes walk to local beaches, cafes and restaurants and a short drive to many of the local attractions the east coast has to offer. This is the perfect place for a relaxing trip or an ideal base to explore the East Coast.

Top Guest favourite
The studio's modern exterior showcases large windows and a private deck with a freestanding outdoor bath. A staircase leads up to the entrance, surrounded by natural landscaping. A small outdoor seating area is visible on the ground level, offering a welcoming space for relaxation.
Tiny home in Dolphin Sands
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 374 reviews

Beachfront Studio on Great Oyster Bay

Enjoy the lovely setting of this romantic spot in nature. Listen to the ocean and the birds and enjoy glimpses of the magnificent sunrise and sunset across the bay to Freycinet and Schouten Island. We live next door, but the Studio has been positioned to ensure your privacy. You have your own beachfront spot to relax on a deckchair. Dolphin Sands is a beautiful beach and offers endless walking and swimming opportunities. Swansea is a 30 minute walk by beach or 10 minutes by car.

Top Guest favourite
A single-story brick cottage features three large windows allowing natural light to illuminate the interior. The well-maintained front yard showcases a trimmed lawn, while a low brick fence lines the property. A mature tree provides shade next to the driveway.
Home in Triabunna
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 749 reviews

Victoria Cottage - Close to Maria Island Ferry

Victoria Cottage is your home away from home. Clean, warm and cosy ensuring a comfortable stay for one person, a couple or a group up to six. Enjoy a short stroll along Pelican Walk to the Town Centre, marina and fishing port, hotel, coffee shops, pharmacy, fish van, art gallery, opportunity shop, The Village Community and Arts Centre and much more. Triabunna is a safe and welcoming community with friendly people to stop and chat to about the history of the area.

Top Guest favourite
A sunlit nook features a cozy window seat with cushions, inviting relaxation. A round paper pendant light hangs overhead, illuminating the warm wooden floors. Lush greenery is visible through the window, creating a serene view.
Cottage in Orford
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 139 reviews

Sunways Orford

Once known as Millingtons House, Sunways is a light-filled 1925 home just steps from the river and a short stroll to the ocean beach. With two spacious queen bedrooms, a fresh bathroom featuring Salus botanicals, and a sunroom made for lazy afternoons, it’s a place to slow down. On arrival, enjoy Bellebonne sparkling rosé and Kenyak chocolates before unwinding into the rhythm of sea air and old-world charm. Pet-friendly stay - max 2 dogs welcome.

Guest favourite
A custom-made stainless steel hot tub is positioned on a wooden deck, reflecting the vibrant sunset. Lush green hills and valleys stretch into the distance, under a sky painted with warm hues of orange and blue as the sun begins to set.
Cabin in Lucaston
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 483 reviews

Orchards Nest - private, mineral hot tub w/ views

Getaway from the everyday and embrace relaxation. Nestled high on a hill overlooking glorious sunrises/sunsets, rolling green hills and orchards, blue skies and towering green gum trees. Friendly wildlife, twinkling stars and a custom made hot tub are yours when you stay here. Fall asleep on luxurious linen. Feel the quiet stillness of the surrounding Tasmanian bush. Pause from the race of life, rest, recharge, connect with nature and rejuvenate.

Top Guest favourite
A modern living area is depicted, featuring a grey sectional sofa facing a wall-mounted television. A dining table with black chairs is positioned nearby, while large windows offer natural light. Warm wooden flooring complements the space, enhanced by contemporary decor elements.
Home in Orford
5 out of 5 average rating, 281 reviews

Black Shack Orford

Blackshack Orford is a lovely modern and relaxing holiday home just one hours drive from Hobart. You instantly feel “at home” at the blackshack. Please Note: As the blackshack is currently for sale we are opening our Airbnb calendar for bookings by the month . With every booking we are pleased to offer our guests a complimentary bottle of Tasmanian wine and early check-in where possible. Please feel free to contact us at any time.

Guest favourite
The converted stable, a two-story sandstone building, is set against a backdrop of lush green grass and trees. A traditional gabled roof and simple exterior entrance are visible, highlighting the structure's rustic charm within the serene landscape of Twamley Farm.
Farm stay in Buckland
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 692 reviews

The Stable at Twamley Farm

A unique 1840s converted stable located in the grounds of Twamley Farm homestead. The Stable is a beautifully renovated two storey sandstone building overlooking the hills of Twamley Farm and nestled under English oaks. The Stable features your own private outdoor cedar hot tub. The traditional wood fired hot tub offers blissful, therapeutic soaking in the beautiful surrounds of Twamley Farm.

Top Guest favourite
A dining table with woven chairs is set on a patio, providing an unobstructed view of the ocean and lush greenery. The backdrop includes coastal hills and distant islands under a partly cloudy sky, creating a serene outdoor dining space.
Home in Spring Beach
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 211 reviews

Seaside haven with breathtaking Maria Island views

A dreamy seascape welcomes you to a colonial style, timber home on a 1.5acre bush block. Maria Island stands proud between the Mercury passage and the Tasman Sea, with breathtaking views to Schouten Island and Freycinet beyond. An ideal place for couples or friends to spend quality time together amongst local wildlife, flowers and gums. A home for complete relaxation and memory-making.

Guest favourite
A timber hot tub is nestled on a deck surrounded by trees, overlooking a tranquil body of water. Two glasses sit on a wooden table nearby, complementing the serene atmosphere as a guest relaxes in the hot tub, enjoying the natural scenery.
Home in Tinderbox
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 498 reviews

Aerie Retreat

AERIE retreat. A private designer apartment in the bush by the water. Walk down to the very private Wilderness Deck for exclusive use of the Timber Hot Tub, Sauna and fire pit. Access to the waterfront marine reserve is also exclusively available for our guests. A brilliant spot to stay summer or winter. Watch the winter full moon rise over the ocean from the hot tub and sauna.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Triabunna?

    Triabunna has a mix of waterfront rentals, town cottages, and stays near the marina, frequently suggested for easy access to attractions. Neighborhoods around the town center and the marina area are popular for their convenience and local character.

  • What are the best things to do in Triabunna with kids?

    Families often explore playgrounds, sample local seafood, or join guided cruises where dolphins and seabirds are spotted. The Spring Bay Maritime & Discovery Centre and Maria Island National Park, known for wildlife and easy walking tracks, are also popular with children.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Triabunna?

    Explore Triabunna's marina, join a wildlife cruise, or learn about maritime history at the Spring Bay Maritime & Discovery Centre. Visits to Maria Island National Park and sampling fresh regional seafood are also frequently suggested.

  • How is the weather in Triabunna?

    Triabunna experiences temperate weather with summer highs near 72°F (22°C) and winter lows down to 39°F (4°C). Rainfall is spread throughout the year, so packing a waterproof layer is handy for outdoor activities.

  • When is the best time to visit Triabunna?

    Warmer months with daytime temperatures around 66-72°F (19-22°C) are often recommended for outdoor exploration and festivals. Autumn and spring bring milder weather and vibrant natural colors, while winter remains cooler and quieter.

  • What are the best places to visit in Triabunna?

    Triabunna has a popular marina area, heritage walking routes, and the Spring Bay Maritime & Discovery Centre, which shares stories from the region. The town is also known as a gateway to Maria Island National Park, which is frequently suggested for day excursions.

  • What are some hiking trails in Triabunna?

    Enjoy walking trails near the coastline, along bush tracks, or on routes that connect to Maria Island National Park, known for scenic landscapes and opportunities to spot wildlife. Local paths often pass through eucalyptus forests and coastal viewpoints.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Triabunna?

    Families can explore local beaches, visit the Spring Bay Maritime & Discovery Centre, or join guided wildlife tours. Short ferry excursions to Maria Island National Park allow for picnics and wildlife watching, making these experiences frequently suggested for all ages.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Triabunna?

    Day trips to Maria Island National Park are frequently suggested for hiking, history, and wildlife encounters. Exploring neighboring coastal villages, wineries, and natural reserves can also offer a sense of the wider region's landscapes and hospitality.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Triabunna?

    Several stays around Triabunna welcome pets, especially in rental homes and self-contained cottages. When booking, it is a good idea to check individual house rules to ensure pets are accommodated comfortably.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Triabunna?

    Plan for changeable weather by bringing layers and a rain jacket. Chat with local fishers or shop owners for recommendations on local produce, and consider taking an early cruise for a quiet experience along the coastline.

  • What is Triabunna known for?

    Triabunna is known for its vibrant maritime heritage, as a gateway to Maria Island National Park, and for fresh regional seafood. The town has a welcoming marina, historic sites, and a strong connection to Tasmania's seafaring traditions.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Triabunna?

    Hidden coves along the coastline, heritage walking trails through the township, and local artisan studios are often suggested for those wishing to explore beyond the main spots. Early morning at the marina can offer peaceful views and a glimpse of local life.

  • What are the best foods to try in Triabunna?

    Fresh Tasmanian seafood, including scallops, oysters, and local fish, is often recommended in Triabunna. You may also find house-made pastries, seasonal produce, and Tasmanian wines in family-run cafes and eateries.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Triabunna?

    Bring layers for changing weather, as temperatures can range from 39°F to 72°F (4°C to 22°C) throughout the year. A waterproof jacket, comfortable walking shoes, and sun protection are often recommended, especially if you plan to explore nature or take part in outdoor activities.

  • What is the nightlife in Triabunna like?

    Triabunna has a relaxed nightlife scene with local pubs, casual restaurants, and occasional live music events around the marina. Evenings are often enjoyed with waterfront dining and conversation in cozy, locally run venues.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Triabunna?

    Annual seafood and maritime festivals celebrating local culture are often recommended, drawing visitors interested in Tasmanian seafood and seafaring heritage. Community events and craft markets are usually held throughout the year and highlight local traditions.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Triabunna?

    Family-friendly vacation rentals are available throughout Triabunna, with many houses and cottages equipped for travelers of all ages. These stays often feature full kitchens, multiple bedrooms, and easy access to both natural attractions and town amenities.

All about Triabunna

Triabunna is a pretty port town around 90 kilometres northeast of the Tasmanian capital of Hobart. It sits within Spring Bay and boasts sandy beaches with pristine waters that are known for producing some of the best mussels in the world. This city is also the gateway to some of Tasmania's most beautiful natural wonders like Maria Island National Park.

Triabunna also offers shops, galleries, and tearooms to explore, and the local marina is the place to go for eateries offering a variety of daily seafood options pulled straight from the local waters. Enjoy a fresh serving of fish and chips or mussels while you take in the beautiful views of the bay.

What are the top things to do in Triabunna?

Maria Island National Park

Just a 30-minute ferry ride from Triabunna across the Mercury Passage, Maria Island National Park is an untouched natural area with no residents or cars, making it a haven for local wildlife like kangaroos and wombats. Here you will also find ruins of the abandoned convict township of Darlington, which was set up as a penal colony in the early 1800s. The best way to explore is by bike, and you can bring your own or hire one on the island. The Painted Cliffs — brightly coloured and naturally carved sandstone rock formations — are a park highlight.

Spring Beach

Spring Beach is a picturesque inlet bordered by imposing sandstone cliffs at either side, which makes for calm waters that are perfect for swimmers of all abilities. Once you’ve taken a dip, you can follow the scenic two-kilometre walk along the clifftop from Spring Beach to Shelly Beach and explore the rock pools and check out the old Prosser Bay sandstone quarry, which offers spectacular views.

Pelican Walk

The Pelican Walk is a great way to tour Triabunna, and it begins near the town’s marina. Head to the Visitor Centre to grab a map, and then you can take the self-guided Discovery Walk to see the preserved historic buildings. Along the way, you can also visit the Tasmanian Seafarers Memorial and browse the local shops and galleries. When you need a break, stop off for a coffee and snack in one of the cafes.

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