ACCOMMODATION UPPER WOODSTOCK TAS

Bruny Shore is a three bedroom, eco-holiday house overlooking Storm Bay on Bruny Island, Southern Tasmania. The contemporary timber and glass house offers stunning waters views in a private bush setting. It has achieved a five-plus energy rating and features recycled Tasmanian timbers. The main bedroom is appointed with a queen-size bed, private deck and ensuite with luxurious bath. There are two other bedrooms, one with a queen-size bed and the other with two long single beds. These bedrooms share a second bathroom and have their own access to an extensive deck. Infants free.You can reqest a porta-cot or bring your own. A fully-equipped kitchen will cater for all your cooking needs - bring your supplies as the nearest shop is a half-hour drive. Enjoy Bruny Shore's library of books and DVDs as well as an iPod docking station. Rare and threatened species, such as forty spotted pardalotes, sea and wedge-tailed eagles, are regular visitors around Bruny Shore. Less than a 20-minute drive will take you to Bruny Island attractions including The Cheese Factory, Cape Queen Elizabeth walk and penguin viewing at The Neck. The 45 acre covenanted property is just a 20-minute drive from the Bruny ferry.

970 Adventure Bay Road is a holiday home with views over Adventure Bay, at Bruny Island. Bruny Island is accessible by ferry, from Kettering, which is a 25-minute drive south of Hobart. The accommodation consists of three bedrooms, two bedrooms with queen-sized beds, one bedroom with a double bed and single bunk over, bathroom with toilet, lounge/dining room and a well equipped kitchen with cutlery, crockery, bench plates, wall oven, dishwasher, and microwave. The lounge has a television, DVD player and stereo. In addition there is a sun room at the front of the home. All linen and towels are provided. There is a laundry which has a front-loading washing machine, a toilet and shower. There are barbecue facilities in the well maintained landscaped gardens and undercover parking is provided. There is also an area suitable for parking a boat or trailer. The accommodation is close to beaches, South Bruny National Park walking tracks, boat ramp and jetty, (maybe go fishing), the departure point for the famous Pennicott Wilderness Cruise. There are cafes in Adventure Bay together with a well-stocked general store....

Experience the beauty of South Bruny Island from the air. Fly along the slim neck up to Adventure Bay and continue to the east coast, where you'll see some of Australia's highest sea cliffs - perhaps you'll spot a whale or two! Get a close up view of the Friars from just 700 feet as we circle over the rugged rocky islands: they're home to families of seals, so keep your eyes out! From there, we'll fly along the south coast, passing Cloudy Bay as we gently climb back up to 1500 feet for the perfect view of the historic lighthouse, then continue up the D'Entrecasteaux channel to enjoy the beautiful coast, before returning to the airstrip 35 minutes later....