Waub's Bay Cottage in Bicheno, Northeast Tasmania, Australia | Beach House | Self Catering | Vacation Homes | Cottage | Self Catering Apartments holiday rentals | Pet friendly hotel

Waub's Bay Cottage is a fully self-contained 3 bedroom accommodation that sleeps 6 people very comfortably and located in Bicheno, Tasmania in Australia.

Facing North Easterly, the Cottage is warmed by the East Coast sunshine all day long. Waub's Bay Cottage offers clean and comfortable Bicheno holiday accommodation, ideal for families or a group of friends.

Don't leave your pet at home as Waub's Bay Cottage is one of the very few "dog friendly" places in Bicheno.

Sit back, put your feet up and relax in our holiday Cottage:

* short walk to Waub's Bay Beach and Bicheno town centre
* spacious kitchen with an adjoining dining and living room
* colour TV, video, wood heater and washing machine
* outdoor gas barbecue or the traditional wood barbecue located under the pergola
* outdoor shower for those who have enjoyed the pure white sands
* large patio with partial cover to protect our guests from the warm Tasmanian sun
* modern outdoor rattan furniture allowing our guests to enjoy the gardens and partial ocean view
* fully fenced gardens for your privacy, safety and security

If the outdoors is more your style:

Bicheno - Popular holiday destination on the east coast of Tasmania. Waub's Bay is perfect for swimming, diving, snorkelling, fishing off the rocks or just sunbaking on the pristine white sandy beach. It is also where Bicheno's Foreshore Footway is located.

Walking North, it is a 1/2 hour gentle stroll towards Redbill Beach, famous for its beach and great surf. At low tide, you can walk across the sandbar to Diamond Island, a Fairy Penguin rookery.

South of the walking track, you may stroll along the beach and beautiful red granite rocks around Peggy's Point towards The Gulch, a fishing boat anchorage, overlooking Governor's Island. Continuing on the track you will find yourself at The Blowhole, famous for the Rocking Rock. It is an 80 tonne solid granite rock which has been gently rocking with the waves for centuries.