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A couple of things you should know
Bicheno is a small seaside town located approximately 2 hours drive from Launceston and Hobart. Both Redline & Tassielink coaches service the town.
Bicheno Backpackers Hostel is centrally located with all services within walking distance. There are a number of easy short walks around the town itself. Longer day walks are easily accessible and include stunning coastline & forest. At most times of the year it is possible to have an entire stretch of white sandy beach to yourself – if you know where to go!
For children, a safe sheltered swimming beach right in the centre of town & a playground close by.
The accommodation itself comprises of 2 buildings. One is a purpose built fully self contained 28 bed dormitory building. The other building is a fully self contained 4 bedroom house which is ideal for couples, families or groups travelling together. One room has its own ocean views & private balcony. Don’t forget to ask for a quote for exclusive rental.
If you think that Backpacker Hostels are not your style - think again. More people are turning to budget accommodation so they can enjoy a longer stay at their destination. Our accommodation is clean, warm & comfortable plus fully self contained.
Meet the managers
Matt, Hanna, Felix and Deny will look after you during your stay.
They have a wealth of local knowledge that they are happy to share.
Things to do in the area
Most people who visit the East Coast of Tasmania do so for the unsurpassed natural beauty of the area.
By day you can explore the national parks & by night, Bicheno has its own special attraction – the fairy penguins.
Besides the miles & miles of pristine white sandy beaches & red granite boulders, find below is a list of recommended local attractions with links to our trusted partners websites.
Bicheno Penguin Tours – View these remarkable birds in their natural environment.
www.bichenopenguintours.com.au
Freycinet National Park featuring Wineglass Bay, Hazzards Beach, The Isthmus, Cape Tourville & Bluestone Bay
www.parks.tas.gov.au/natparks/freycinet/
Douglas Apsley National Park – One of Tasmania’s newest national parks, saved from logging in the late 80’shere here you will find a eucalypt forest with pristine water holes & spectacular gorges.
www.parks.tas.gov.au/natparks/douglas-apsley
Bicheno Dive Centre
www.bichenodive.com.au
Other Useful Links
Lo Cost Auto Rent - Tasmania's most affordable rentals cars with prices suited to a backpacker's budget.
www.locostautorent.com
