Stewarts Bay Lodge Port Arthur

General Information

Situated in one of Tasmania"s most elegant natural settings, Stewarts Bay Lodge at Port Arthur, has Stunning 1 & two Bedroom two bathroom dainty thermal lodges and delightful 1, two & three bedroom log fashion cabins. All rates comprise full café breakfasts for a person daily With absolute water frontage to imposing Stewarts Bay and its scenic sheltered coast, the vistas are memorable. Our onsite Waterfront Taylor"s is a famous site for a meal, casual drink with friends or to just to soak in the view
A short walk along the waterside track takes you to Australia"s most important and profound historic spot, Port Arthur. The convict past enshrined there is one of the defining elements of what it's to be Australian. On the way to the property you'll pass by Lady Bay, where the officer"s wives once bathed out of sight of the convicts just hundred meters away.

Set in bushland, don"t be surprised whether you have a close encounter with a wallaby, wombat or echidna while staying at Port Arthur Lodge. Tasmania"s famed black cockatoo and green rosellas are also frequent guests.

Unwind on one of the two pristine beaches, drop a line off our jetty or just sit back on your sundeck. Every cabin features a electronic heating. Whether you feel more energetic, you might like to take one of the legendary strolls or indulge in some of the other breathtaking activities attainable in the locality (see Things to Do).

Hotel Attractions

Wonder - allow yourself at least a day to stay the eminent Port Arthur Historic Site.

Explore - don"t miss the Tasman National Park"s awe inspiring strolls. The Fortescue Bay to Waterfall Bay track is unbelievable, Remarkable Cave is well, what able to we say, and the huge waves at Roaring Beach are awesome. Or you could take a catamaran to Tasman Island for close encounters with the most high sea cliffs in Australia and the possibility to go through seals, sea birds and dolphins.

Experience - taste the world-class game fishing, exhilarating sailing, surfing, abseiling, guided kayaking, horse riding or unsurpassable temperate water scuba diving.

Play - why not pat a Tassie Devil at the Devil Park, see the Kings of the Wind free-flight bird show.