Oysterhouse in Hobart, Tasmania | Hotel and B&B

Oysterhouse

Locality: Hobart, Tasmania

Phone: +61 401 677 361

Address: Shark Point Road 7171 Hobart, TAS, Australia

Website: airbnb.com/h/experience-privacy-comfort-luxury-at-the-waters-edge

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25.01.2022 Oysterhouse is ideally located for your visit to the first three of the 19 Best Places in Tasmania.

22.01.2022 From Oysterhouse deck at dusk.

22.01.2022 Sand Boarding at Crescent Bay on the Tasman Peninsula.... looking for something to do with the kids these holidays - then this is it Located just after the tu...rn off to Port Arthur, these dunes are some of the largest in Tassie! They are also fast and you can reach up to 60 km/hr on your ride down the "runway"... plus go all the way into the waves. You walk in to Crescent Bay from the Remarkable Cave car park and it takes just under an hour. Once you reach Crescent Bay it is like "waking up on Christmas morning". Crescent Bay is home to 100+ metre sand dunes, crystal clear water and pure white sandy beaches. It looks like it belongs in a remote area of the South West Wilderness but it is right here on Tassies south east coast Getting there: From Hobart head over the Tasman Bridge and continue on the Arthurs Highway (A9), turning right at the main intersection in Sorell (sign for Tasmanian Peninsula). Continue for 70km until reaching the town of Port Arthur. Take the first left once leaving the township onto Safety Cove Road. Continue along this road until its end at the Remarkable Caves carpark. The walk begins 20m back up the road on the eastern side. #Tasmania Thanks to "The Point of Inflection" for sharing their adventures. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHieeBqZNRYdcpUE3RAoULw

21.01.2022 The ultimate pub crawl with fresh air thrown in!

17.01.2022 Great wine and food only 15 mins away from Oysterhouse.

17.01.2022 This is our favourite fish and chips shop and it is only 10 minutes away.

17.01.2022 A lovely glimpse of Hobart Tasmania. second oldest city in Australia.

15.01.2022 "This heart of mine was made to travel this world" - and there is no better place to explore than Tasmania. Today we share 20 of your pretty special captures fr...om all over our beautiful State. One of the coolest natural formations you will see (with the Milky Way thrown in), the most amazing rainbow every captured from high above Port Davey in our Southwest National Park, a magical night-time shot of the Milky Way from the Bay of Fires, a stunning scene from the Tarn Shelf at Mt Field and a pre-dawn blue hour shot Cradle Mountain, alongside a classic boat shed. Its always good to see things from a different perspective (high above Miena in the Central Highlands), a spectacular sunrise from Mt Barrow, a gorgeous Scottish Highland Cow really striking a pose, the aptly named Mermaids Beach at Bridport on Tassies north-east coast and Tulips are the most awaited flowers when Spring arrives in Tassie Oh and did we mention its always time to return to takayna/Tarkine and Tasmania has its very own Wanaka Tree. We love to share your Tassie videos, photos and stories with the world You can inbox us or post to our wall. If you are on instagram you can tag either of our accounts via the hashtags #TasmaniaGram or #InstaTasmania If you are a local business, artist, charity or group send us a message about promoting you to Tasmania and the world

15.01.2022 This shaped island.

15.01.2022 All set for todays guests.

15.01.2022 WOW... This mornings beautiful sunrise from the Brooke Street Pier on the Hobart waterfront thanks to Katy Morgan The new Brooke Street Pier is a four storey... floating pier. It is both a building and a boat. It was constructed in 201415 at a cost of A$13 million. It weighs 5,300 tonnes (5,216 long tons) and was Australias largest floating building upon completion. The pier is primarily a ferry terminal key tenants are Navigators (operator of the MONA - Museum of Old and New Art ferry) and Peppermint Bay Hotel and Cruise. There are also a public space and a market area for other tourism operators and suppliers of Tasmanian produce, such as seafood, dairy, wine and whisky. #TasmaniaGram #InstaTasmania #Tasmania

15.01.2022 David Attenborough presents a must-see documentary on Tasmania to be aired this Sunday on ABC TV at 7:40pm. Attenborough narrates the story of a vast island wil...derness - ancient forests, pristine rivers & spectacular coastline. Seasons vary from dry heat, strong winds & cold bringing wombats, wallabies & platypus out in daylight. Tasmanias Black Devil Productions director and cinematographer Max Moller said David Attenboroughs Tasmania is a realisation of a dream come true and a gift for the people of the Apple Isle. https://www.examiner.com.au//sir-david-attenborough-docume

14.01.2022 Some added Oysterhouse luxury in the form of a new soft top king sized bed.

14.01.2022 Oysterhouse at dawn.

14.01.2022 Southern Right Whales frolicking on the Tasman Peninsula - truly beautiful footage Thanks to Damo and Susie from Wild Ocean Tasmania who says "Amazing to ...witness these two Southern Right Whales frolicking freely in their own space, time and place! ....its heartbreaking to think that 3.5nm away a major effort is under way re-establishing an old fish farm lease, despite the evidence from other places within Tassie that fish farms like these create dead zones, affecting the precious local marine life." #Tasmania You can also follow Wild Ocean Tasmania and find out about their spectacular tours via instagram and their website www.instagram.com/wildoceantasmania https://wildoceantasmania.com.au/

12.01.2022 "When you go out there you don’t get away from it all, you get back to it all. You come home to what’s important. You come home to yourself. ~ Peter Dombrovski...s Tasmania where being in the wilderness is getting away from it all and coming home is returning to the real world. Today we share a breathtaking view of our Milky Way and amazing skies over Ben Lomond National Park, we take the path that goes ever on and on to Solomon’s Throne in the Walls of Jerusalem, we gently interrupt a wombat having a snooze in the convict barn on Maria Island, discover the best view comes after the hardest climb to Cape Raoul and the spectacular Friendly Beaches on the Freycinet Peninsula is where we would rather be most of the time. Barn Bluff in the Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park is a breathtaking sight, the crystal clear waters at Fortescue Bay are a must visit destination, the path that leads you to the ‘Edge of the World’ is a very special place, you won’t believe the view looking back at Lake Tahune from the slopes of Frenchman’s Cap deep in Tasmania’s south-west wilderness and Cradle Mountain is probably the most recognisable peaks in all of Tasmania and for good reason! Oh and did we mention we come face to face with the most adorable and first seal pup of the season on the Tasman Peninsula and we capture a unique and stunning take on one of the most iconic trees in Tasmania perched on the unmistakable orange lichen-covered granite boulders at the Bay of Fires. We love to share your Tassie videos, photos and stories with the world You can inbox us or post to our wall. If you are on instagram you can tag either of our accounts via the hashtags #TasmaniaGram or #InstaTasmania If you are a local business, artist, charity or group send us a message about promoting you to Tasmania and the world

12.01.2022 "When you go out there you dont get away from it all, you get back to it all. You come home to whats important. You come home to yourself. ~ Peter Dombrovski...s Tasmania where being in the wilderness is getting away from it all and coming home is returning to the real world. Today we share a breathtaking view of our Milky Way and amazing skies over Ben Lomond National Park, we take the path that goes ever on and on to Solomons Throne in the Walls of Jerusalem, we gently interrupt a wombat having a snooze in the convict barn on Maria Island, discover the best view comes after the hardest climb to Cape Raoul and the spectacular Friendly Beaches on the Freycinet Peninsula is where we would rather be most of the time. Barn Bluff in the Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park is a breathtaking sight, the crystal clear waters at Fortescue Bay are a must visit destination, the path that leads you to the Edge of the World is a very special place, you wont believe the view looking back at Lake Tahune from the slopes of Frenchmans Cap deep in Tasmanias south-west wilderness and Cradle Mountain is probably the most recognisable peaks in all of Tasmania and for good reason! Oh and did we mention we come face to face with the most adorable and first seal pup of the season on the Tasman Peninsula and we capture a unique and stunning take on one of the most iconic trees in Tasmania perched on the unmistakable orange lichen-covered granite boulders at the Bay of Fires. We love to share your Tassie videos, photos and stories with the world You can inbox us or post to our wall. If you are on instagram you can tag either of our accounts via the hashtags #TasmaniaGram or #InstaTasmania If you are a local business, artist, charity or group send us a message about promoting you to Tasmania and the world

12.01.2022 Oysterhouse sunrise.

11.01.2022 https://gobehindthescenery.com.au//chasing-tassies-southe/

10.01.2022 Tassies cutest animal... a platypus having a scratch in the Hobart Rivulet. Thanks to Steven who came across this little fella yesterday. Steven says: "Cant t...hink of too many cities in Australia that have platypus in their CBD... so when youre walking around the city next time you might just run into one." #Tasmania The platypus is widespread in the eastern states of Australia. In Tassie you can come across a platypus all across the state and are common in the lakes of the Central Highlands as well as the rivers and streams of the south, south-west and north-west coasts. Platypus are semi-aquatic and require access to freshwater habitats to forage, and earth banks to dig their burrows. Ideal platypus habitat includes rivers or streams with earth banks consolidated by the roots of native vegetation, abundant invertebrate prey, cobbled or gravel substrates, overhanging shady vegetation and a sequence of pools and riffles. However they can also occupy lakes and farm dams! You can also follow Steven via instagram: www.instagram.com/anamnesis30

10.01.2022 Special Feature: Tasmanian wildlife Today we share 40 photos of our beautiful wildlife from gorgeous sleepy wombats, prehistoric looking platypus, very c...ute baby Tassie Devils and golden glow Scottish Highland Cows to water rats, tiny Spotted-Tail Quolls, Laughing Kookaburra siblings, dolphins jumping for joy and a pair of white wallabies. Not only can you explore the wild lands of Tasmania but fulfil your dreams of getting up close and personal with your favourite Tassie creatures. We love to share your Tassie videos, photos and stories with the world You can inbox us or post to our wall. If you are on instagram you can tag either of our accounts via the hashtags #TasmaniaGram or #InstaTasmania If you are a local business, artist, charity or group send us a message about promoting you to Tasmania and the world #Tasmania

09.01.2022 Winter rainbow.

08.01.2022 Jetstar has discounted flights to Hobart over Dark Mofos Prelude weekend, which includes events such as the ZERO Grand Opening, Dark and Dangerous Thoughts, A Journey to Freedom at TMAG, and more. Youll have a ball (literally; enter the ballot for Socit Anonyme it closes tonight).

07.01.2022 Some great restaurants in this list including our absolute favourite Frogmore Creek. Just across the Coal River from Oysterhouse.

06.01.2022 Tasmania - take 5 minutes to check out this amazing video of the most beautiful island ever thanks to Becky Coe. Each breathtaking destination is also listed in... the footage: including trips on the Spirit of Tasmania and to Bruny Island, Bridestowe Lavender Farm, Coles Bay and Freycinet Peninsula, Peron Dunes in far north-east Tassie, Wineglass Bay and the summit of Mt Amos, Bicheno Blowhole, Bay of Fires, Friendly Beaches, Fluted Cape Track, Dove Lake, kunanyi/Mt Wellington, the summit of The Needles, Binalong Bay, Blue Lake, Hartz Peak National Park and the summit plus Lake Esperance, Lady Barron Falls and Russell Falls at Mt Field plus pretty special footage from the Gordon Dam. Oh and did we mention you get up close and personal with fairy penguins, echidnas, wallabies and gorgeous wombats. You can also follow Becky and check out her other videos via youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abFGrVLSzSg #Tasmania

06.01.2022 Oysterhouse is a destination of both luxury and adventure only 25 minutes from Hobart. https://airbnb.com/h/experience-privacy-comfort-luxury-at-t You can kayak, fish from the deck, enjoy rural walks and experience floor to ceiling estuary views from beside the warmth of a wood fire. Come and relax and unwind by the water. Discounts on weekly and monthly stays now apply!

05.01.2022 This is our beautiful state of Tasmania, with a population just over 1/2 a million people with 28 local councils taking care of us. We lie in the same parallel ...in the southern hemisphere, as the Mediterranean Sea,in the north, and are the same size as Belgium and the Netherlands put together, so please dont think that you can travel , and see the state in 3 DAYS. Just enjoy one area , and come back many times as you will be amazed with what we have to offer. Over 45% of the island is protected in National Parks and Reserves as shown by different shades of green , so when planning to visit , please do your homework., or email [email protected] #discovertasmania #tasmania #seeaustralia See more

05.01.2022 A well deserved award. How lucky we are to have the best fishn chip shop in Australia just a few minutes drive from Oysterhouse.

05.01.2022 We have a beautiful photo feature for you all today AND a very important message re road safety Here are 20 stunning photos from all across our amazing State.... We hope you enjoy and also take time to read our words of advice re driving on Tassies icy roads at the moment First up we find a magical trial in the Southwest National Park. We then share a gorgeous three-pawed echidna being cared for by Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, capture a magical winter wonderland in the Mt Field National Park and travel along our icy roads to Cradle Mountain with a message to you all about road safety We also witness a spectacular sunrise over a frosty East Coast vineyard, walk into the mystical Snug Falls, spend 2 days on the Freycinet Peninsula Circuit and play with dolphins just off Schouten Island. Oh and did we mention we trek deep into the Tassie wilderness and doubt you could find a more beautiful place to get lost plus wake up and trek to the top of Mt Amos in the dark to catch a magical sunrise. There are of course plenty more places to also include in your next Tassie adventure. You can inbox us your photos or post to our wall - then we can share them with the world! If you are on instagram you can tag either of our accounts via the hashtags #TasmaniaGram or #InstaTasmania #Tasmania

04.01.2022 From the verandah at Oysterhouse. The causeway separating the sky and estuary: how else would we know where one ends and the other begins?

04.01.2022 Raw, rugged and breathtaking.... Tassies coastline is simply incredible!

03.01.2022 Special Feature: The most gorgeous Tassie animals of 2018 WOW what a year 2018 has been and thank you to everyone for supporting our Tasmania page. We ar...e sharing the best 30 gorgeous animal photos of the year. We have also included plenty of information with each photo that is truly inspiring. Happy New Year and lets make 2019 the year for exploring our beautiful State #TasmaniaGram #InstaTasmania #Tasmania

02.01.2022 Good news: Oysterhouse is now available between 2 - 7 th January 2020. Book through AIRBNB or Home Away to enjoy a relaxing summer break.

01.01.2022 the waterways of Tasmania including Pittwater Estuary surrounding Oysterhouse.