Avalon Coastal Retreat

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Designed by award-winning Australian architect Craig Rosevear, Avalon Coastal Retreat is a stylish blend of steel and glass and features the work of some of Tasmania’s top furniture designer/makers and artists. Its location will take your breath away. The outlook is the vast emptiness of the Tasman Sea with the Freycinet Peninsula on the horizon.




The Avalon Experience

Just below the house is a secluded beach where you can walk, fish, collect shells, swim in the clear crisp waters or hide away with a book. Look out for the white bellied sea eagle that passes every morning. Body boards, wetsuits, kayaks and beach towels are available for use.

At Avalon you will enjoy a self managed stay. We plan for our guests to want for nothing. You can arrive and make use of the gourmet food and beverages provided with no need to leave the comfort of your surroundings, or feel completely welcome to bring your own provisions and make full use of our fully equipped, ‘state of the art’ kitchen, with a fridge, freezer and pantry full of Tasmanian produce and chef, pre-prepared food.

As part of the self-catering experience, the tariff includes gourmet breakfast provisions and chilled sparkling wine – Ninth Island Cuvee. Avalon sleeps six people, with all three bedrooms featuring queen-sized beds designed and handmade in Huon Pine by Stuart Houghton.

Alison, the manager, is available for any special requests, and if you are enjoying multi-night stays, we offer servicing as regularly as required.


Things to do nearby

Nearby the Freycinet Peninsula contains an enormous range of experiences both active and reflective, all accessible from Avalon. Take an evening wildlife observation tour at Freycinet National Park to meet quolls, wallabies, possums and Tasmanian devils. Simply beachcomb the rugged beaches of the region. Or a wonderful cruise of Wineglass Bay - rated amongst the world's top ten beaches. And to get an entirely different perspective take a scenic flight and take in unparalleled view of the Wineglass Bay, the Hazards and the Freycinet Peninsula.

Turn North to Bicheno, where fairy penguins can be viewed in their own rookery on an evening tour. Charter a boat to fish or dive the Marine Sanctuary at Bicheno or take the ecotour from Triabunna to spot dolphins, whales and seals.

Closer to home enjoy Kate's Berry Farm - famous for jams, ice-cream and coffee or dine at a diverse selection of Swansea restaurants - The Ugly Duck Out, Makepeace, Kabuki Japanese or the The Banc Restaurant.