Freycinet Lodge

Freycinet Lodge occupies a remarkable position within Freycinet National Park, with 60 cabins spread amongst native coastal bushland overlooking Richardsons Beach and Great Oyster Bay. Rather than a conventional hotel building, accommodation is dispersed throughout the landscape, allowing guests to stay immersed in one of Tasmania’s most recognisable natural environments. Accommodation ranges from comfortable Bushland Cabins to premium Coastal Pavilions, with selected categories offering water views, private decks and outdoor bathtubs. The emphasis throughout is on the surrounding environment, with native vegetation, beaches and walking trails immediately accessible from the property.

Dining is available at The Bay Restaurant and Richardson’s Bistro, both taking advantage of the lodge’s position overlooking Great Oyster Bay. The Hazards Bar and Lounge provides a relaxed setting for drinks, with an open fireplace adding to the atmosphere during Tasmania’s cooler months.

The principal attraction of staying at Freycinet Lodge is its extraordinary access to Freycinet National Park. Guests are ideally positioned to explore Wineglass Bay, the Hazards, surrounding beaches and walking trails, while additional activities including kayaking, wildlife experiences and guided tours can be arranged locally.

For travellers on a Tasmania golf holiday, Freycinet Lodge provides an excellent opportunity to experience the East Coast while travelling between Hobart and the championship golf destinations of northern Tasmania. A one or two night stay transforms the journey into an experience of its own, combining Tasmania’s golf with one of the state’s most celebrated national parks. Freycinet Lodge is particularly suited to travellers who prioritise location, nature and outdoor experiences over the extensive wellness and leisure facilities of a traditional luxury resort. The Resort pairs well when connecting your North and South golf holiday. The East coast is great to connect golf experiences playing 7 Mile Beach in the South and Barnbougle in the North.