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Port Arthur Villas - Port Arthur From $135

Port Arthur Villas - fully self-contained holiday accommodation adjoining the formal penal settlement and is surrounded by the beauty and grandeur of the Tasman Peninsula. Situated across the road from the Port Arthur Historic Site, the spacious 2 bedroom and studio villas, are set within a hectare of lawn and beautiful gardens, with commanding views, offering tranquillity in a farmland setting. The villas are all non-smoking with fully equipped kitchens, queen beds in the main bedroom, TV and bar fridge with a good wine selection. There is a children's play area and outdoor BBQ area. The best value self-contained accommodation at Port Arthur along with all the history and spectacular scenery of the Tasman Peninsula. Nearby the villas, there is a scenic golf course, numerous fine dining restaurants.

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A Classic Cottage at Port Arthur - Port Arthur From $68

A Classic Cottage – Overlooking the historic Long Bay shoreline the cottage is only metres from the water in a peaceful bushland setting. Self-contained and fully equipped, the cottage sleeps up to 4 people. There is a double bedroom, living room, kitchen and bathroom and a cosy log fire. Nearby are state forests and Fortescue Bay National Park, the highest sea cliffs in Australia and the three Capes, Raoul, Pillar and Huay. The cottage is within easy access to pristine beaches, a penguin colony and walking tracks and a few minutes from Port Arthur Historic Site, restaurants and shops, the Taranna Devil Park and Federation Chocolate Factory. A Classic Cottage provides ideal accommodation at Port Arthur!

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 A Classic Cottage at Port Arthur ~ Port Arthur



Located on the Tasman Peninsula in the far south of Tasmania, Port Arthur began operating in 1830 as a timber station. It became a prison settlement for male convicts in 1833. It is a unique piece of Australian history and a must see. The Historic Site has much to reveal for the tourist, including interpretation gallery and over thirty buildings, ruins and restored period furnished homes. There are guided historical walking tours, including a renowned ghost tour and a scenic harbour cruise in the summer.