HOTELS Saffire Freycinet - Luxury Lodge In Tasmania Overlooking The Freycinet Peninsula

Saffire Freycinet - Luxury Lodge In Tasmania Overlooking The Freycinet Peninsula

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Coles Bay Australia Oceania
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This 20-suite luxury lodge is located on Australia’s Tasmanian Coast adjacent to Coles Bay and overlooking the beautiful Freycinet Peninsula. The name “Saffire” comes from the abundance of sapphires found in Tasmania. Just a two-minute walk from the beach, the Saffire is striking in appearance; the organic roof is constructed of curved Tasmanian wood. All suites include floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook the gorgeous landscape and abundant wildlife. As the Saffire’s website notes, “Saffire Freycinet takes its inspiration from the colors of the peninsula – the pink granite of the Hazards mountains, the white beaches, sapphire waters and the grey-green of the native bushland.”

For adventure seekers, there are plenty of opportunities to connect with the Australian outdoors. From guided hikes and bird-watching tours to golfing and mountain biking. The Saffire even offers a “Tasmanian Devil Experience,” which offers guests the rare opportunity to encounter this endangered species (and the world’s largest carnivorous marsupial) in a natural setting. Ever wanted to learn archery? Guides at the Saffire introduce guests to the world of archery on the lodge’s private archery range. Saffire also offers spa facilities and an on-site gym for guests to enjoy for those looking for a bit of relaxation.

Australia leaving you hungry, mate? Check out Palate Restaurant, where the head chef, Hugh Whitehouse, uses the freshest local produce to provide a delicious dining experience for all.

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Saffire Freycinet hotel facade and walkways
Saffire Freycinet hotel lobby
Saffire Freycinet hotel lounge
Saffire Freycinet hotel dining room
Saffire Freycinet hotel room
Saffire Freycinet hotel room with panoramic views and chess table
Saffire Freycinet hotel premium view room
Saffire Freycinet hotel room with balcony
Saffire Freycinet hotel balcony
Saffire Freycinet hotel spa
Saffire Freycinet hotel spa bath
Saffire Freycinet hotel spa plunge pool
Saffire Freycinet hotel grill terrace
Oyster dinner in the water in Tasmania
Yoga in Tasmania
Tasmania boat at the beach
Saffire boat on the sea
Whales in Tasmania
Tasmania beach

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2352 Coles Bay Rd, Coles Bay TAS 7215, Australia


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