Coles Bay Holiday Deals

Coles Bay Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Coles Bay

Tossing and turning all night? Could be that restless spirit of yours! So what are you waiting for? Get up, grab your passport and book a holiday to Coles Bay!

The nation's capital, Canberra, lies about 760 kilometres to the north of Coles Bay.

You might encounter a few washed up treasures as you stroll down the shoreline at Dora Point Beach.

It's no secret that simply spending time in nature is good for your mind and body. Keeping that in mind, why don't you make your way 5 kilometres out of Coles Bay to Wineglass Bay? Bicheno Blowhole, 25 kilometres away, is one more excellent option.

Don't be surprised if you run into a few like-minded travellers at Freycinet National Park.

There's even more just around the corner. Dolphin Sands, 12 kilometres to the west, is popular for the Bark Mill Museum and Waterloo Point. Though, if the Glamorgan War Memorial and Kates Berry Farm are more your thing, go 17 kilometres west from Coles Bay to Swansea.

Whether it's for a bit of shopping or to explore the sights, locals and travellers alike often make their way to Ross, 65 kilometres to the west. Ross Female Factory, Ross Visitor Information Centre and Ross Bridge are close by. That being said, make sure you don't miss the Tasmanian Wool Centre and Post Office either.

Whether you enjoy the thrill of Michelin stars or wolfing down a snack from a street cart, sampling the local food and drink is one of the best things about travel. So why not give your taste buds a treat by digging into some of the area's appetising offerings?

Are you curious about some of the things that'll be served up on your plate? There's every chance they'll include beef, salmon or maybe even both.

Of course, you can't go to Coles Bay without trying salt and pepper squid or meat pie. Popular with locals and considered signature recipes, they are an essential experience for anyone who loves food.

A meal isn't complete without dessert, so stop stressing about counting calories for a while and get stuck into one of the best after-dinner treats, peach melba.

It can be hard to separate the wheat from the chaff when it comes to excellent beers, but one brew worth sampling is Cascade Special Stout. Grab a pint and drink up!

On the rocks or neat — your bartender should know the nicest way to have Bundaberg Spiced Rum. If your night out demands something with a bigger kick, this tipple will do the trick!

Start your night in fine form with a drop of a local speciality like Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon or Huon Valley Pinot Noir. Taste for character and complexity, or simply share a bottle with your friends.

With just a little bit of your holiday allowance jingling around in your pocket, don't forgot to buy some postcards of the beautiful East Coast Tasmania region before it's time to go.

Hotels in Coles Bay

Book yourself in at any of our best-rated accommodation, like the Saffire Freycinet and Freycinet Lodge, and you'll be sure to wake up ready for the day's adventures each morning.