And when you're ready to explore further, you're perfectly placed for the wonders of the Freycinet Peninsula. Spend the day hiking through the national park, kayaking along the coastline, watching for local wildlife, or discovering secluded beaches before returning to the comfort of your own space. For families or groups travelling together, the upstairs apartment can also be booked, allowing up to ten guests to stay at the same property while retaining the privacy of two separate apartments. With complimentary Wi-Fi, a washing machine, and private parking, the practical details are taken care of too — leaving you more time to enjoy the reason you came. In winter, settle in with the dramatic Hazards as your backdrop and watch the weather roll across the mountains. In summer, make the most of the long golden evenings, the calm waters, and the endless opportunities to be outdoors. Water at your doorstep. Mountains on the horizon. Beaches and village life just a gentle stroll away. Cove Beach – Apartment 1 is a comfortable base from which to experience one of Tasmania’s most beautiful coastal landscapes — a place for slow mornings, salty-air afternoons, spectacular sunsets, and the simple pleasure of having nowhere else to be.

Waterfront Comfort with Spectacular Ocean & Mountain Views. Explore, Relax and Rejuvenate at this property, proudly managed by Freycinet Holiday Houses. Wake to the quiet rhythm of the bay, with fishing boats drifting across the water and the rugged peaks of The Hazards rising beyond. Step outside into the fresh Tasmanian air, coffee in hand, and it’s easy to understand why this little corner of Coles Bay is so special. Perfectly positioned on the waterfront, Cove Beach – Apartment 1 is a comfortable, self-contained downstairs retreat made for slowing down, reconnecting, and enjoying the natural beauty of Tasmania’s east coast. Sleeping up to five guests, the apartment offers two welcoming bedrooms, a well-appointed bathroom, and an inviting living space filled with natural light. The interiors have a relaxed beach-house feel — comfortable rather than fussy, with everything you need to settle in and make yourself at home. The kitchen is modest but practical, ideal for preparing breakfast before a day of adventure or an easy dinner after exploring Freycinet. Curl up on the lounge with a book, share a meal around the table, or simply sit back and watch the view change as the light moves across the bay and The Hazards. Then there’s the garden and the waterfront itself. Outside, established gardens frame glimpses of the water, while directly across the road, secluded Little Cove offers a picturesque stretch of rocky shoreline to wander and explore. There’s something wonderfully unhurried about this part of Coles Bay — the sound of the water, the changing colours of the mountains, the salty breeze, and the feeling that there’s nowhere else you need to be. For a swim or an easy beach walk, Muirs Beach is only around an eight-minute stroll away. Wander along the Esplanade and you’ll find local cafés, restaurants, boutique shops, and the Coles Bay Wharf, all within easy reach.

There are many attractions here in Freycinet. In the Freycinet National Park you have the famous Wineglass Bay and the lighthouse, you can get information & maps on the walks and hikes in this region from the National Park office here in Coles Bay. There are also experiences such as: A unique and reputable food & wine tour called The Long Lunch Tour Co. Wineglass Bay Cruises where you can view Wineglass Bay via a cruise. 4WD bike tours with All4Adventures. Kayak Tours with Freycinet Adventures. Scenic flights with Freycinet Air. The Freycinet Marine Farm where you can sample local oysters and scallops A restaurant/ cafe "Geographe". There are also wineries in the area & Tombolo woodfire pizza's at Devils Corner. There are lots of stunning beaches for swimming and fishing and a golf course. There are also many attractions in the next town of Bicheno (only 25 minutes away), where you can go on a night time Penguin Tours and see Tasmanian Devils at Nature World.