Stewarts Bay Lodge is nestled between a beautiful beach, a forest, the calming ocean, a world heritage listed national park and Australia’s profound Port Arthur Historic Site. Stewarts Bay Lodge is a 9 hectare (22 acres) property on the shores of Stewarts Bay at Port Arthur just 90 minutes from Hobart in the beautiful region known as the Tasman Peninsula.
Stewarts Bay Lodge offers a variety of quality self-contained cabin and chalet accommodation with restaurant, function rooms and recreation facilities all surrounded by a white-sand beach, crystal clear ocean waters and beautiful woodlands. The spectacular views reflect immense physical beauty and natural diversity as well as the allure of incredible history, adventure and private relaxation.
Stewarts Bay Lodge is the ideal base from which to explore Tasmania's famous Tasman Peninsula with its world-renowned historic site and its many natural wonders that delight families, tourists and nature lovers.
Stewarts Bay Lodge offers a wonderful selection of the freshest foods that are prepared and served at the Lodge's "On the Bay" restaurant. And, coupled with its two function rooms, Stewarts Bay Lodge becomes the perfect venue for any event, from beautiful wilderness and beach weddings and receptions to corporate conferences and seminars. Extended stay groups are also well served with a range of comfortable and well appointed self-contained units - each with its own enchanting forest or sea view.
Stewarts Bay Lodge is the ideal base for a wonder-full holiday experience - whether it is outdoor adventure, guided walks, spectacular sightseeing by land or sea or just relaxing and recharging your batteries. Contact us today on 03 6250 2888 to make your reservation!
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Pennicott Wilderness JourneysYou can take in an Adventure cruise experiencing a myriad of sea life that may include whales, sea lions, dolphins and numerous sea birds. Be amazed by the dramatic coastline featuring the highest sea cliffs in the southern hemisphere. |
Immerse yourself in historyA relaxing stroll along our waterfront from Stewarts Bay Lodge will get you to the renowned "Port Arthur Historic Site" that is Australia’s best preserved and best presented convict site. Allow yourself a couple of days to explore this truly magnificent national icon. Be sure to book for the immensely popular and very spooky "Ghost Tour" to hear tales of villains long past. |
Explore the Tasman PeninsulaAllow yourself plenty of time to explore this spectacular region. There is much to see and do. Mother nature has been particularly creative here with dramatic and unusual natural features throughout the Peninsula and along its spectacular coastline. The attractions include world class surf beaches, stunning natural geological formations, a rich convict and colonial history, and nature conservation reserves and more. Be sure to visit the Tassie Devils at the Tasmanian Devil Conservation Park just 10 minutes drive from Stewarts Bay Lodge. Local arts and crafts outlets also complement the many 'must see' sights on offer. |
Indulge“On the Bay” is Stewarts Bay Lodge’s on-site restaurant and is open for dinner from 5:30pm (bar opens at 4:00pm) Tuesday to Saturday (bookings essential) and open for breakfast 7 days per week from 8:00 am. It is known for its use of fresh local produce from surrounding farms and for its fresh seafood drawn from the pristine waters surrounding the Tasman Peninsula. “On the Bay” together with the Lodge's two adjacent function rooms all enjoy stunning water and forest views. They make the ideal venue for weddings, celebrations, conferences and seminars which can all be catered for in style. |
Stunning Peninsula WalksStewarts Bay Lodge is the ideal gateway to some of Tasmania's most stunning nature walks. Take in the breathtaking beauty of the Tasman Peninsula and spend a few days exploring Cape Raoul, Cape Hauy and Cape Pillar, making up the soon to be completed "Three Capes Walk" which will be Australia's premier nature walking trail. |
Try for a hole in oneThe Tasman Golf Club offers an extraordinary layout perched along the cliff edges of the Tasman Peninsula. Drive out over unforgiving chasms while enjoying spectacular views out to Tasman Island and beyond. The course is ideal for the novice as well as the experienced golfer and visitors are always welcome. |
Osborne HelitoursWelcome to Port Arthur and the Tasman Peninsula, the rugged and dramatic Tasmania you have been looking for. A land rich in history and unique landscape waiting to be explored. Breath-taking views from above await as you soar next to the towering sea cliffs that feature in the Three Capes Track (Cape Hauy, Pillar and Raoul), witness the exposed lighthouse on Tasman Island and marvel at Port Arthur historic site from high up. There is no better way appreciate the raw and wild scenery than from high above in the comfort of a helicopter. |
Tasman Peninsula for KidsCome and join the local Kids as they show you some of the really cool stuff there is to do in their backyard. Join them as they explore historic sites, go sand boarding at Roaring Beach, take in a wild adventure cruise and even catch and cook their own wild Abalone. Kids really know how to have fun here and they want to show your kids how!! |
Pennicott Wilderness JourneysYou can take in an Adventure cruise experiencing a myriad of sea life that may include whales, sea lions, dolphins and numerous sea birds. Be amazed by the dramatic coastline featuring the highest sea cliffs in the southern hemisphere. |
Immerse yourself in historyA relaxing stroll along our waterfront from Stewarts Bay Lodge will get you to the renowned "Port Arthur Historic Site" that is Australia’s best preserved and best presented convict site. Allow yourself a couple of days to explore this truly magnificent national icon. Be sure to book for the immensely popular and very spooky "Ghost Tour" to hear tales of villains long past. |
Explore the Tasman PeninsulaAllow yourself plenty of time to explore this spectacular region. There is much to see and do. Mother nature has been particularly creative here with dramatic and unusual natural features throughout the Peninsula and along its spectacular coastline. The attractions include world class surf beaches, stunning natural geological formations, a rich convict and colonial history, and nature conservation reserves and more. Be sure to visit the Tassie Devils at the Tasmanian Devil Conservation Park just 10 minutes drive from Stewarts Bay Lodge. Local arts and crafts outlets also complement the many 'must see' sights on offer. |
Indulge“On the Bay” is Stewarts Bay Lodge’s on-site restaurant and is open Tuesday to Saturday for dinner (bookings essential) and Saturday & Sunday for breakfast. It is known for its use of fresh local produce from surrounding farms and for its fresh seafood drawn from the pristine waters surrounding the Tasman Peninsula. “On the Bay” together with the Lodge's two adjacent function rooms all enjoy stunning water and forest views. They make the ideal venue for weddings, celebrations, conferences and seminars which can all be catered for in style. |
Stunning Peninsula WalksStewarts Bay Lodge is the ideal gateway to some of Tasmania's most stunning nature walks. Take in the breathtaking beauty of the Tasman Peninsula and spend a few days exploring Cape Raoul, Cape Hauy and Cape Pillar, making up the soon to be completed "Three Capes Walk" which will be Australia's premier nature walking trail. |
Try for a hole in oneThe Tasman Golf Club offers an extraordinary layout perched along the cliff edges of the Tasman Peninsula. Drive out over unforgiving chasms while enjoying spectacular views out to Tasman Island and beyond. The course is ideal for the novice as well as the experienced golfer and visitors are always welcome. |
Osborne HelitoursWelcome to Port Arthur and the Tasman Peninsula, the rugged and dramatic Tasmania you have been looking for. A land rich in history and unique landscape waiting to be explored. Breath-taking views from above await as you soar next to the towering sea cliffs that feature in the Three Capes Track (Cape Hauy, Pillar and Raoul), witness the exposed lighthouse on Tasman Island and marvel at Port Arthur historic site from high up. There is no better way appreciate the raw and wild scenery than from high above in the comfort of a helicopter. |
Tasman Peninsula for KidsCome and join the local Kids as they show you some of the really cool stuff there is to do in their backyard. Join them as they explore historic sites, go sand boarding at Roaring Beach, take in a wild adventure cruise and even catch and cook their own wild Abalone. Kids really know how to have fun here and they want to show your kids how!! |
