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Freycinet National Park, Coles Bay, Australia

Saffire Freycinet

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Saffire Freycinet in Freycinet National Park, Coles Bay, Australia
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The stay

What to know about this stay.

Saffire Freycinet sits above Great Oyster Bay on Tasmania's east coast, two and a half hours from Hobart, its 20 villas built around private courtyards facing Freycinet National Park and the Hazards mountain range. Every stay is all-inclusive, with degustation dining and a rotating menu of guided experiences built into the rate. As a member of Luxury Lodges of Australia, one of only 20 lodges nationwide to hold that distinction, the property meets the collective's exacting standards for remoteness, scale and genuine sense of place.

Palate Restaurant, reserved for in-house guests, serves a degustation menu built around Tasmania's freshest local produce with views out to the Hazards mountain range. Complimentary experiences include a Tasmanian Devil encounter, part of an ongoing effort to help conserve the endangered species, alongside oyster shucking in waders and honey gathering from the property's own hives.
Beyond the stay

Experiences nearby

Palate Restaurant, reserved for in-house guests, serves a degustation menu built around Tasmania's freshest local produce with views out to the Hazards mountain range, a meal worth planning an entire evening around. Complimentary experiences include a Tasmanian Devil encounter, part of an ongoing effort to help conserve the endangered species, alongside oyster shucking in waders and honey gathering from the property's own hives, activities that go well beyond a typical hotel amenity list.
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