Staying here was a great choice as a couple to travel from Hobart to access the bay of fires. Further north east gets a little more populated but less quaint. The location is very quiet and in a very small cluster of older houses and beach houses. The area over looks a beautiful uninterrupted beach and lagoon from a small hill. The advantage of this place is it's charm. It feels a little bohemian without feeling run down or unclean. It feels like a thoughtful and caring house with a few small and considered touches. It certainly is older in style, and not for those expecting modern hotel. But that's the charm. It's a cosy beachside cottage in Tasmania. We got the fire going and listened to the thunderstorm roll in. The place was very clean. The bedroom pitch dark and quiet. The nearest shop is about 10kms away at st Mary's, so it's good to stock up and have a nice night in and do nothing. Gregory was very responsive , relaxed and then became invisible once he showed us the keys. This place is not trying to be anything it's not and recommended as nice escape.