Norfolk Bay Convict Station in Port Arthur, Tasman Council, Australia | Bed and Breakfast

Welcome to the Historic Norfolk Bay Convict Station in Port Arthur, Tasmania, Australia. The Norfolk Bay Convict Station is in a prime position overlooking the quiet waters of Little Norfolk Bay and is the site of Australia's first railway station, the key supply line to Port Arthur in convict times.
This absolute waterfront property is centrally located where yachts and pleasure craft are moored. From here you can explore the wild beauty of the Tasman Peninsula - bush walk, take an eco boat tour exploring the highest sea cliffs in the southern hemisphere, fish, scuba dive, sea kayak. Fish off the jetty, wander in the gardens and enjoy breakfast outdoors in the summer.ll our bedrooms have been restored and refurbished and have their own bathroom, heating, refrigerator, a TV with digital signal and a DVD player, tea and coffee making facilities and cookies to enjoy. In addition, all beds are comfortable and have electric blankets for those cooler nights.
The Norfolk Bay Convict Station, Port Arthur, Tasmania, Australia, has warm and cosy guest sitting room which has spectacular views across the bay, a log fire, a huge collection of books and magazines relevant to the history, flora and fauna of the area and Tasmania as a whole and an extensive DVD collection to enjoy in your room. Enjoy a complementary Port or Sherry whilst just pondering your next day's activities.