Cockle Cove - EAST COAST TASMANIA, St Helens

Address:

234 St Helens Point Rd , St Helens, Victoria 7216, Australia

Description:

Cockle Cove offers three 2-bedroom beachfront self-contained cottages.
Cockle Cove cottages feature comfortable queen beds, and double beds, separate kitchen with full cooking facilities, TV, DVD player, BBQ area, verandah and a private laundry.

Children: 15 and under

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Location:

Cockle Cove is located at Stieglitz about 4.2 kilometres south-east of St Helens.

Cockle Cove

Room Type:

2 Bedroom Cottage

Room Information:

3 x 2 b/r s/c cottages, linen included across from sheltered beach, ideal for children and families. Cottages fully stocked with cooking facilities, clean and spacious. Ideal for families and groups wanting facilities close to the water

Annies Cottage
Queen sized bed in main bedroom, Single trundle under and single bed in second bedroom. Couch folds out for another double bed in lounge. Own lounge room, kitchen, bathroom, toilet and laundry.

Tom's Cottage
Queens sized bed in main bedroom, Single trundle under, bunks in second bedroom and couch folds out to double bed in lounge Own lounge room, kitchen, bathroom, toilet and laundry.

Luke's Miner's Cottage
Double Bed in Main bedroom, double bed with single bunk over in second bedroom plus 2 single beds. Own lounge room, kitchen, bathroom, toilet and laundry.

Room Facilities:

Occupancy:

Included in the published rate is 2 adults. (Maximum occupancy - 7 guests). Of the extra guests 4 may be an adult.

Check-in Time:

2.00pm

Check-out Time:

10.00am

Local Attractions:

Cockle Cove is on the shores of Georges Bay. Wander down to the waters’ edge and enjoy fishing or simply admiring the yachts and fishing boats. Book a charter and try your luck at deep-sea fishing or perhaps laze on the sandy white beaches. Drive the short distance to St Columba Falls, the highest falls in Tasmania. Here you can wander through leafy wilderness and very likely meet some local wildlife. St Helens is an ideal base to explore the east coast and is also a short drive north to the Bay of Fires. Here you will find fishing lagoons and beautiful wildflowers. Tasmania's northeast has a mountainous and green hinterland. The coast is known for its long white uncrowded beaches that are wonderful to walk.