Bicheno Beach Break

Description

You deserve a Beach Break!

Bicheno Beach Break is a virtual waterfront location overlooking Diamond Island, and just a short stroll to Redbill Beach, home to a Fairy Penguin rookery, good surfing, swimming and clean white sands.

Watch the waves breaking on the beach or on the rocks of Diamond Island from your balcony. You can walk to the beach, and over to Diamond Island on the right tides. Do some beach-combing or just enjoy the unspoiled environment that surrounds the beautiful village of Bicheno. At the right time of the year you may see the whales cruising past on their migratory journey.

Bicheno Beach Break accommodates 4 people. There is one main bedroom with a queen size bed and in the separate bedroom there are two single beds. A folding cot is also provided.

Linen, doonas, pillows, blankets and towels are provided. The laundry has an automatic washing machine and dryer.

Comfortable lounge with CD, DVD, TV and reading material.
The kitchen is fully equipped or you may like to venture to one of the many restaurants and eateries in Bicheno township.

Participate in a nightly Penguin Tour (bookings essential), and wonder at the nature on your own doorstep.

Drive about 3kms to the Bicheno township, or take the walking track from Redbill Beach into town, and enjoy the marvellous sea-scapes along the way.

== As Jill of Brisbane comments - A brilliant position with a magnificent view of Diamond Island and the ocean as just a start . A very comfortable house prepared with thought so that everything the holiday maker needs was at hand. We look forward to another stay there == ( March \'09 )

About the township of Bicheno

Situated on the magical Tasmanian East Coast, Bicheno is an equal distance from Launceston in the north and Tasmania\'s capital city, Hobart in the south of the state. Home to thriving fishing and aquaculture industries, Bicheno is flanked by famous wineries on either side of the town.

Diving and fishing charters operate out of the town on a regular basis, as do the fairy penguin tours - a must see.
For the keen golfers, there is a 9-hole course adjacent to the beach, and surrounded by native trees. Just a few kms north of the town there is the Douglas Apsley National Park and 20 minutes south, the iconic Freycinet Peninsula and Wineglass Bay.

Natureworld, north of the town is home to many Australian native animals including wombats, Tassie devils, kangaroos, wallabies - the list goes on.

There are well maintained walking tracks following the coast around the township, and a seahorse aquarium at the historic and stunning natural mooring, \"The Gulch\". Take a ride on the Glass Bottom Boat and wonder at the incredible sealife.

The main town centre has a range of craft shops, surf shops, restaurants, eateries, bakery and an art gallery. Internet access and banking is available in town.

Tariff and Conditions

For the months of June, July and August the tariff for a minimum 2 night stay is $130 ($160 / 1 Night stay)

For the months of September, October and November the tariff for a minimum 2 night stay is $150 ($180 / 1 Night stay)

For the months of December, January, February, March, April and May the tariff for a minimum 2 night stay is $200
($240 / 1 Night stay)

Feature List

• Bedding (Linen)
• Cooking Facilities
• Air Conditioning
• CD Player
• DVD Player
• Linen Supplied
• Microwave
• Refrigerator
• TV Reception
• Non-smoking
• Clothes Dryer
• Iron
• Washing Machine
• cot
• baby stroller

Rates

Note: Pricing is subject to change, and a minimum stay period and other conditions may apply. You should confirm pricing with the property owner.

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Prices listed based on 4 adults. Property has 3 beds and can sleep a maximum 4 people

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