Mt Paul on Freycinet is located 9 kms north of Coles Bay and offers modern executive style self contained lodges for two, function venues, and camping facilities for private groups, all with commanding views of the Freycinet Peninsula and easy access to all the beach and bush activities of Coles Bay and Freycinet. This mountain retreat, which is set in 1200 acres of private nature reserve adjoining the Freycinet National Park, offers a unique combination of luxury in the wilderness, and promises an experience of complete tranquility. Wineries, oyster farms, pristine beaches, and the Wineglass Bay bushwalk are all just a short drive away. Our lodges offer king beds, exposed timbers, granite benchtops, wooden floors, log burners, leather sofas, TVs and DVDs with surround sound. For lovers of the more rustic life, in a separate location there is a camp ground for private camping groups of up to 24. For celebrations and special occasions, The Arc, which is a new function venue is also under construction offering majestic views over Freycinet with dining facilities for up to 120. By clicking on the map of Tasmania on our website at www.mtpaul.com, you will find maps of the East Coast of Tasmania, Freycinet, and Mt Paul, and our about the area page has links to other self catering and bed and breakfast accommodation in Tasmania, which is of a similar standard to the lodges at Mt Paul on Freycinet.

Accommodation Facilities

Wheelchair Accessible, Wedding, Television, Tea/Coffee Facilities, Parking, No Smoking, Microwave, Linen Supplied, Laundry Facilities, Kitchen, Heating, Fridge, Fireplace, Ensuite, DVDs Supplied, DVD Player, Conference Facilities, CD Player, Balcony, Accept Credit Cards(conditions).

Attractions and Activities

Wineglass Bay, The Hazards Mountains, Coles Bay, Freycinet Peninsula, Freycinet National Park, Freycinet Marine Farm and Freycinet Golf Course, Schouten Island, Freycinet sea cruises, friendly beaches, sea kayaking, abseiling and 4wd tours, scenic flights,

Closest Coastal Water

views across to the Hazards and Great Oyster Bay