COASTAL PAVILIONS

The Premier spa cabins offer Freycinet Lodge’s most indulgent accommodation. Each of the 10 suites features a spacious granite bathroom, private balconies, easy access to Richardson’s Beach and a separate double spa bath overlooking the picturesque natural setting.

Deluxe Spa cabin: Perfect for a honeymoon or special occasion, this one room cabin has a king bed, spa and lounge area. It can accommodate 3, but is just made for two to enjoy a touch of luxury and elegance with en suite spa and private balcony.

Two room cabins: Perfect Coles Bay accommodation for a family or two couples (to a maximum of five guests), the two-room cabin features a king-sized bed and comfortable lounge area in the main room, and a second, separate, twin bedroom. These cabins include an en suite bathroom, kitchenette and secluded private balcony.

One Room Cabin: This large cabin is a perfect couple’s retreat but can accommodate a maximum of four guests. It features a king-size bed and double sofa bed in one room, with a beautiful private balcony that looks out into the park’s natural landscape. The cabin has en suite with shower, reverse cycle air conditioning, electric blanket, coffee and tea-making facilities.

There is an abundance of things to do at Freycinet Lodge, including guest activities, nearby tours and adventurous exploration.

Freycinet National Park is a mecca for bushwalking – take a short stroll, or half- or full-day walk to discover the area’s forests, beaches, bays and mountains.

Wineglass Bay Cruises: Let go of the every day and absorb the serenity of your destination. The scenery is stunning, the wildlife abundant, and you will experience a rare, intimate outlook on one of Tasmania’s most extraordinary places. Bookings available through Freycinet Lodge reception. Cruise runs August – May, 10am – 2pm daily and includes lunch.

From Freycinet Lodge:

Recently, many accommodation providers have started to pay lip service to the environment by “greenwashing” guests with messages about reusing towels and saving water. Therefore, it is refreshing to know that Freycinet Lodge has been genuinely implementing an environmental policy that balances the opportunity for tourists to enjoy this pristine wilderness with minimising its footprint on the sensitive ecosystem of the area. In 2011, these efforts were formally recognised with an Advanced Eco-Certification from Ecotourism Australia.

Freycinet Lodge has developed innovative ways to promote energy efficiency, waste management, water conservation and protection of the National Park. Freycinet Lodge recognises its vital role in preserving the environment and educating guests about sustainable practices by:

Providing cabins that have been designed to blend seamlessly with the natural forest setting

Encouraging guests to follow a “leave no trace” philosophy

We have a Tesla charging station in our guest car parking. Please contact Freycinet Lodge reception prior your arrival to check availability.

Explaining that wildlife such as wallabies are to be appreciated from a distance, but not fed or treated as pets

Leaving beaches undisturbed which includes resisting the temptation to collect shells

Organising tours and activities which highlight the uniqueness and importance of Freycinet National Park’s ecosystem and native heritage

Regular audits to review and improve practices

Unspoilt Wilderness

As one of the few accommodation centres located within a National Park in Australia, Freycinet Lodge is surrounded by unspoilt wilderness. The pink-hued granite peaks from The Hazards mountain range, kilometres of white-sand beaches and stunning Wineglass Bay make this area a geological wonder of the world. In addition, wildlife such as potoroos, Tasmanian devils, wombats, quolls and echidnas make this a popular area for spotting less common mammals. The Freycinet Peninsula is a true bird watcher’s paradise with threatened species such as the wedge-tailed eagle and fairy wren inhabiting the area.

Freycinet Lodge is highly-conscious of its responsibility in relation to this distinctive environment. By choosing to stay here, you can be assured that your visit has minimal impact on this beautiful National Park.