3 Best Hotels in Freycinet National Park, Tasmania

With cabin-style accommodations scattered through the densely wooded forest overlooking Great Oyster Bay, this exceptional eco-lodge—hidden inside the boundaries of Freycinet National Park—has a remote setting that allows for an intimate connection with the surrounding scenic environment. The cabins range from relatively simple one-bedroom units to the luxurious Coastal Pavilion, which has floor-to-ceiling glass walls and a complimentary minibar. All have private balconies and are outfitted with Tasmanian wood furnishings. The on-site Bay Restaurant has breathtaking sunset views, as well as an extensive wine list. The more casual Richardson's Bistro is the place for light lunches and coffee, while Hazards Bar and Lounge is a relaxing place to swap stories or curl up with a book by the open fire.

The outstanding views from these modern, minimalist-style water-view suites and cottages set along 27 acres of untouched wilderness stretch for miles across Great Oyster Bay to the Hazards. All have private decks and kitchenettes. The independently run on-site restaurant uses Tasmanian produce and serves local wines. Activities like tennis, as well as bicycles and rowboats for exploring, are all included.