Freycinet National Park, Australia
Freycinet Lodge
Tranquility Index
70 / 100
- Setting & Escape
- Space & Seclusion
- Restoration
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The Tranquil Summary
The only lodge inside Tasmania's Freycinet National Park, on the shore of Great Oyster Bay a short drive from the Wineglass Bay lookout. Alongside the cabins are nine architect-designed Coastal Pavilions, each with a curved deck and an outdoor bath among the gum trees.
Best for
Walkers who want to be inside the national park, first on the Wineglass Bay track in the morning and back before the day-trippers.
Consider if
The lodge has around 60 rooms of varying vintages; the Coastal Pavilions are the ones worth booking for seclusion and design. The park itself is popular, so trails near the lodge get busy by mid-morning.
Why it's Tranquil
The only accommodation within Freycinet National Park, on the quiet Great Oyster Bay shore. Nine Coastal Pavilions set apart in coastal bushland, each with a private curved deck and an outdoor bath. The Wineglass Bay lookout walk starts a five-minute drive away, well before the coaches arrive. Two restaurants and a bar face the water, and the pink granite of the Hazards changes colour through the day.
Attributes
- Nature Immersion
- Beach
- Slow Stay
- Design
- Views
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Stay at Freycinet Lodge
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