I loved driving up the driveway and then boom - there's the cottage in all it's glory looking out over that amazing view! We stayed here for 3 nights and it wasn't long enough, there's so much to do in this area but we also just relaxed and enjoyed the cottage. The spa and fire on the deck was a big hit with us, we also had the furkids with us and the garden is perfect for them - I would always have dogs on leash though as there are beautiful Wallabies living there and other wildlife too, wouldn't want to ruin that or scare them off. I was greeted most mornings by Wallabies :)
We highly recommend having dinner at Tall Timbers, the cape grim grill is a must for that famous, local and good quality beef! Also the bar was a great vibe, locals and tourists all happy and having fun. There is also a small Oyster focused cafe around the corner, Tarkine Oysters - put it on your list. So yum and the wine divine!! You can walk from the cottage, along the road and to the boat ramp, boardwalk which are dog friendly. Drive to Stanley to the dog friendly beaches and also in between the two places is 7 mile beach - oh the dogs had a blast here. We had the biggest beach ever to ourselves!
The cottage itself has everything you could need and some really thoughtful touches. Both fires were ready to light on arrival, kindling chopped, endless supply of wood and even a guide on the fridge if you're unsure on fires!
We had a surprise when opening the fridge (don't take bacon or eggs hint hint), also there were all the jams and spreads you could want and cereals galore in the cupboard!
Toiletries supplied in the gorgeous bathroom and a second tv in the bedroom!
I could go on.... haha. Thank you so much for having us, highly recommend.