Just minutes away from the breathtaking Coles Bay, Freycinet Lodge offers both accessibility and style for those exploring the stunning Freycinet National Park.

Each modern cabin is made of timber and connected by raised boardwalks, with private balconies and all the necessary amenities including fridges, tea and coffee making facilities. The lodge also offers free parking and breakfast buffet included in room packages.

With a bistro boasting a terrace, as well as a casual bar and lounge, this refined ecolodge with plenty of on site facilities overlooks the pristine waters of Great Oyster Bay and is just 2km from both Hazards Beach and Wineglass Bay Lookout.

As one of the only accommodations within the park, a valid Tasmanian Parks Pass is required for overnight guests.

Coles Bay may be slightly overshadowed by its famous neighbour, Freycinet National Park, and the stunning Wineglass Bay it boasts, but this relaxed seaside town certainly has a beauty all of its own.
With the Hazards range providing a pink-granite backdrop and Great Oyster Bay adding a serene touch, Coles Bay is the perfect location to explore both land and sea.

Sailing, eco-cruising and kayaking provide exclusive access to hard-to-reach beaches and the Hazards range, while scenic flights offer a more elevated perspective.
But that's not all - the well-maintained walking trails cater to all levels of fitness, showcasing the area's natural beauty. For animal lovers, Coles Bay is a haven for wildlife, with pademelons, wombats, sea eagles and wallabies often spotted in the area. Botanical enthusiasts can delight in blooming native orchids, which are most prolific in October and November.

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