At The Bay

At The Bay gives you such a spectacular panoramic view of the bay and the mountains that you would be forgiven for thinking you had borrowed the set of a Bond film to stay in. This is serious luxury here. Both bedrooms have a king-size bed, one of which can be configured to two singles if you prefer. Each room has its own controllable air conditioning and an en-suite bathroom. The bathrooms have rainhead showers, heated towel rails and, in cooler months, underfloor heating. The space As well as a laundry there is a fully equipped kitchen and, with the aid of a ramp from the car park to the back door, the whole property is wheelchair accessible. At The Bay has a television in every room (there's a gigantic sixty-five-inch set in the living room), wireless internet throughout and is only a couple of hundred metres from the shops and a good cafe. If you are doing your own cooking, you will appreciate the modern kitchen with its oven and hobs, full-size refrigerator, dishwasher and microwave as well as plenty of work space. The dining and lounge area has a 180-degree view of the bay and the mountains through floor-to-almost-ceiling windows. This property is an adults only retreat and not suitable for infants or young children, however people over the age of 12 are welcome. In consideration of all guests, the property is non-smoking, has a no pet policy and a no drone policy If you can tear yourself away from the comforts of At the Bay, there is kayak hire locally and the chance to go surfing, plus catamaran cruises of Wineglass Bay. The petrol-heads among you will enjoy the organised 4WD tours, or how about a trip to Maria Island? This is stunning photography land, even if you are a rank amateur behind the lens, or you could just wander in this little Eden. You won't be disappointed. Guest access When you book this property you are booking the whole house, it is not a shared accommodation. Other things to note Coles Bay is a 2.5-hour drive from Hobart & 2.5 hour's drive from Launceston (if you drive down the Midland Hwy and across from Campbell town) Please be careful driving at night; as soon as the sun starts going down, the native wildlife starts to come out. It is advisable to try to be at your next destination before dark, wherever you are driving in Tasmania. Registration Details DA13069