Sisters Cottage

**The Government is advising to avoid all non-essential travel. To this end we have temporarily closed Sisters Cottage to accommadation bookings until June 1 2020 The cottage is nestled within a beautiful native garden, a short walk from the turquoise waters of Sisters Beach. Well appointed kitchen, airy peaceful bedrooms & a wide balcony for outside dining. Quality linen, bath & beach towels are standard. There is a small library of books and games, in addition wifi is available at the cottage. The North West coast of Tasmania is threaded with winding roads across the rich agricultural hinterland, majestic coastlines, Aboriginal archaeological sites, cool water diving with soft coral reefs and swim throughs, secluded beaches with great surf spots, mountainous national parks with ancient cool temperate rainforests and fresh local produce. Sisters Cottage featured in the national "Weekend Australian" newspaper is a 3 bedroom holiday cottage in Sisters Beach. The cottage comprises a queen bedroom, a twin bedroom and a unique, handmade cupboard bed for children and small adults. It is situated in peaceful native gardens a short walk from the turquoise water of Sisters Beach (a swimming beach). A small library of books, magazines, board games and DVDs. Can be contacted by telephone or email during stay. Great beaches, relaxed atmosphere, surrounded by national park, peaceful family friendly area Transport is by car or bike. No buses connect to the area. ** TRAVEL ALERT** COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 virus the Tasmanian Government has introduced a number of orders that impact on visitors in Tasmania and intending to travel to Tasmania. The Government is advising to avoid all non-essential travel. To this end we have temporarily closed Sisters Cottage to accommadation bookings until June 1 2020.This date will be in accordance with the COVID-19 situation as it unfolds. Our site will be updated as Government Health directives determine. We hope you all stay safe. Thank you for understanding. Information current 1April 2020.