Saffire Freycinet

Freycinet Peninsula region of Tasmania, Australia

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Stay at Saffire Freycinet

Safire Freycinet’s concept and design are like no other in Australia, capturing the essence of the unique Freycinet Peninsula region of Tasmania and connecting with its environment to bring an authentic and enriching experience for its guests. Distinct in its design, exclusive in its features

and set apart by its approach to individually tailored experiences and service, Saffire features 20 suites, each with sweeping views of Great Oyster Bay and the Hazards Mountains and complete privacy from the neighbouring suites.

Why we love it

Spectacular views in a blissfully remote destination
Locally produced food from award winning chefs
Incredible service and attention to detail

Facilities

WiFi (suites & lodge)

Gym

Spa

Restaurant

Experiences

Schouten Island

Board the Saffire for a specially prepared morning tea as you set sail to Schouten Island, with the chance to spot birdlife and fur seals on route.

Wine Tours

Visit a local winery to learn about the process of winemaking, before beginning your tasting accompanied by some delicious Tasmanian food.

Oyster Farm

Wade into a working oyster farm set amongst an important marine ecosystem to learn about the wetland and ecology of Freycinet.

Walks

Follow your guide on some must-do walks around Freycinet Peninsula, from a high-up lookout hike over Wineglass Bay, to coastal strolls on the beach.

Canoeing

Paddle out into the crystal clear waters of the peaceful Swanport estuary to see pelicans looking for their next meal up close.

Picnic

After a guided walk to a South Sands beach, sit down to enjoy a tasty, locally-sourced picnic, filled with charcuterie and local oysters.

Quad Biking

Thrill-seekers will love the opportunity to jump on a quad bike and explore coastal heathland through the Freycinet National Park.

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Jade & Andy

Our daughter is at university in Melbourne for a year so we wanted to visit her. We haven’t really thought about visiting Australia before but we’re so glad we had a reason to travel all that way. Three weeks seems like such a long time away, but we packed it full of so many amazing experiences that it went by before we knew it. Now we’re hooked and planning our next trip as want to visit the Outback with her while she’s still Down Under!