Vacation rentals with a fire pit in Eaglehawk Neck

A Sealife @ Murdunna "Place of the Stars"

A Sealife at Murdunna ( place of the stars) is right on the water, beautiful sunsets/Aurora Australis.. serenity, peaceful setting, Garden to walk around/ sit down at the fire pit, enjoy quiet sunset,views of Mt Wellington/ Kunyai ..King George Sound/Island..Lots of bird life.wrens,sea Eagles, Albatross,parrots ect..1hr from Hobart (40 mins from airport). located on the Tasman peninsula only 30 mins from Port Arthur historic site, and many more attractions.( Tasman Peninsula Guide book supplied)

Three capes cabin.

Set amongst native gum and banksia the cabin overlooks the clear waters of little Norfolk Bay. Externally blending in with its environment and internally featuring detailed timberwork using Tasmanian Oak giving a natural feel. Centrally located within the Tasman Peninsula it's a short drive to everything on offer. Featuring: Designer kitchen/bathroom Indoor and outdoor bath Double shower Board games and books Woodheater Desk/study room King size bed Firepit area Air con Outdoor dining BBQ

‘The Lady’ Primrose Sands

As featured in Home Beautiful The Lady is a colourful waterside haven inspired by the cosy hotels of the British seaside. Sink into the velvet antique sofa and let the view carry you away. The cedar tub is hot and ready for your arrival, with the Tasman Peninsula in the distance. Once a rustic fishing shack, The Lady has been reborn with comfort and character as the guiding ideals. Pattern and colour have brought her to life and made a once boring white box into an enchanting haven for two.

Glass Holme - Perched High Over Hobart

Glasshouse is a one-of-a-kind architectural gem. Perched high, with sweeping views over the Derwent River, it's the perfect place to lose yourself in the ever changing expansive views. Stunning sunrises and moon rises over the water. Nestled in nature with wildlife on the front lawns, yet just a hop, skip, and jump away from vibrant coffee shops, restaurants, and art galleries. Experience floor-to-ceiling windows that stretch across two stories, a loft-style bedroom, and a luxurious bath.

The Bunker - Place of the stars

Rural retreat in Murdunna, the best kept secret on the Forrester Peninsula. A comfortable and charming open planned upcycled tiny home. Surrounded by a native garden and glimpses of water views across the bay. A short 2min walk to the water's edge. The use of Tasmanian timbers and re purposed materials makes the Bunker experience unique & memorable. The name Murdunna is believed to come from a local indigenous word meaning "place of the stars" Fur kids welcome 😻 we are fully fenced.

The Old Jetty Joint | Tasmania

The Old Jetty Joint welcomes you with a cosy 1970's shack vibe. This classic Tasmanian shack has been thoughtfully renovated to take full advantage of its spectacular location – perched overlooking Pirates Bay, only 150m from the beach. With one of Tasmania’s most stunning bays just across the road, your gaze will skip endlessly between the swell lines and the dramatic coastline beyond. Pack your surfboard or whittle the hours away beachcombing the pristine white sands. @theoldjettyjoint

C l i f f T o p on P a r k unplug & recharge

A shack shaped by love, salt air, and laughter, where long days begin in soft linens and end by firelight. Ocean front with views of Park Beach and Frederick Henry Bay from both the inside and outside of the shack. Using the shack as your base, no matter which direction you choose to venture, there’s an array of experiences and activities to explore, 20 min to Hobart Airport, 40 min to Hobart, gateway to Richmond, East Coast, Port Arthur and the Tasman Peninsula. Come drift for a while.

M r B l a c k G o r d o n

Mr BlackGordon is perched high on top of White Beach, this ‘Tassie Shack’ offers 180* panoramic ocean views. Enjoy the wood heater while taking in breathtaking sunsets over the bay. Mr BlackGordon has been created to enjoy what we love about Tasmania most, a comfortable cosy ‘shack’ with the little luxury touches. All that is left to do is light the fire, open a bottle of your favourite Tasmanian wine, sit back and relax after a day exploring this hidden gem on the Tasman Peninsula.

'The Ninch' - fire pot and wood heater!

'The Ninch'- Local language for the Tasman Peninsula, our special corner of the world. We are the perfect base to explore from! @theninchtasmania (socials) A huge outdoor pergola, fire pot, wood heater, big backyard to kick the footy & open plan living area, 'The Ninch' is the ideal place to unwind as a couple, with friends or family. Nearby Port Arthur & Eagle Hawk Neck, Nubeena is a seaside town. We love to go fishing, diving, hiking, surfing or simply relax by the fire!

MarshMellow

Experience the magic of a tiny house set amongst a grove of gum trees beside a creek around the bend from an isolated beach in a little-known corner of Tasmania. Everything is tiny, but guests tell us it has everything you need... including some luxurious touches like European linen. Expect birdsongs, the tidal rising and falling of the creek, sea breezes, moonrises, smoky clothes, salty skin, starlight. Proud finalists in the 2025 Airbnb Host Awards - Best Nature Stay

Beachfront - Semaphore Shack

Hide-away at this character-filled, 100-year-old cottage nestled in the sand dunes of picturesque Doo-Town. Overlooking the wild beauty of Pirates Bay and Descent Beach, this rustic waterfront retreat offers ocean views and the soothing sound of crashing waves. Full of imperfect charm and coastal character, it's the perfect romantic escape or peaceful get-away. Relax indoors by the fire or head out to explore the natural wonders of the Tasman Peninsula.

‘Tides’ - Architecturally-designed holiday home

This waterfront, modern, newly built (2023) holiday home has been built to maximise the all day sun. The open plan makes it the perfect place for your whole family or group of friends to relax and enjoy. Each room in the house has been cleverly designed as to take advantage of the dazzling water views. The house is a short distance away from many iconic places on the Tasman peninsula, including the Tessellated Pavements, Fortescue Bay, and Port Arthur.