Tasmania, with its breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural tapestry, is a haven for wine lovers seeking unique and unforgettable getaways.
Whether you’re drawn to the charm of historic cottages, the allure of luxury glamping, or the sleek sophistication of modern beach houses, Tasmania’s wine regions offer a myriad of experiences that cater to every taste. Nestled amidst the lush vineyards and stunning coastlines, these accommodations provide the perfect backdrop for sampling some of the finest cool-climate wines. As you explore the vibrant heart of Tasmania’s wine country, discover the enchanting blend of natural beauty, heritage, and exceptional wine offerings that await the discerning traveller. Each destination promises an escape into a world of indulgence, ideal for those looking to savour the essence of Tasmania in style.
Lisdillon Estate
Nestled within the Lisdillon Vineyard, five historic cottages stand ready to welcome wine aficionados. Combining the charm of working farmland with coastal tranquillity, Lisdillon is the perfect East Coast base for any Pinot enthusiast. Spend your days sampling cool-climate wines or exploring Lisdillon’s three private beaches.
Glendale Cottage at Glendale Estate
Situated in Tasmania’s largest wine region, the Tamar Valley, Glendale Cottage provides an idyllic retreat for wine enthusiasts seeking romance and relaxation. This delightful 1920s country cottage has been tastefully restored, offering an elegant escape amidst 140 acres of lush farmland and vineyards. It’s the ideal setting for wine-loving couples to unwind and appreciate their beautiful surroundings.
Domescapes at Swinging Gate
For travellers seeking unique accommodation, Domescapes Geodesic Dome Experiences offers an exclusive luxury glamping experience. A quarter of the dome is transparent, allowing for sweeping views of the vineyard in the renowned Tamar Valley and stargazing at night. After a day exploring Swinging Gate’s historic vines, relax in an outdoor clawfoot bath.
The Pickers Hut – Invercarron
Dramatically perched atop the Jordan Valley, one of Tasmania’s newest vineyards, Invercarron, is home to the Pickers Hut. Warm yourself by the cosy stone fireplace while enjoying a quintessential cool-climate Pinot Noir, soaking in the property’s historic charm.
The Vineyard House, Ghost Rock
With panoramic views over the Bass Strait, The Vineyard House at Ghost Rock provides budding wine experts with a base for exploring the emerging north-west wine region. This welcoming homestead has been thoughtfully furnished to accommodate up to six guests.
Prospect House
Located in the heart of the Coal Valley wine region, Prospect House stands as a beacon of 5-star luxury. With over two centuries of history within its walls, this boutique accommodation offers 11 unique, restored rooms. Across the road, visit the 2023 Halliday Wine Companion Winery of the Year, Pooley Wines, before enjoying afternoon tea in the conservatory and dining in the historic dining room.
Piermont Retreat
Amidst Tasmania’s wild east coast, Piermont Retreat emerges as an elegant sanctuary. From architecturally designed homes to historic refurbished cottages and sophisticated spa suites, the contrast between the property and the region’s raw beauty will astonish any wine lover returning from the east coast’s boutique wineries.
Relbia Lodge
Just 10 minutes from Launceston, this lakeside retreat offers tempting views across to Josef Chromy’s vines. Ideal for a romantic getaway, choose from two self-contained apartments, or open them up to maximise a group trip, complete with sparkling moments.
Gleneagle
Venture slightly off the North West Wine Trail to discover Gleneagle’s two premium glamping domes. Designed with sustainability and accessibility in mind, plan your exploration of the aptly-named local town of Penguin, or soak the day away in an outdoor bath as you gaze across the Dial Range.
Peppermint Ridge Retreat
In the Huon Valley, an eco-traveller’s haven awaits at Peppermint Ridge Retreat. The two self-contained eco studios offer guests uninterrupted views of Bruny Island. Enjoy the stunning vistas before meeting the region’s artisans and growers, and observing the friendly local wildlife.
Low Head Beach House
Sleek and modern, Low Head Beach House is an architecture enthusiast’s dream. Explore the Piper River’s iconic sparkling vineyards and secure a bottle of House of Arras’s award-winning sparkling, before retreating to the rugged beauty of Low Head, where the fertile banks of the Tamar River merge into the Bass Strait.
Find all these and more at the Discover Tasmania website