“Kiah Nunyara Accommodation”

Kiah Nunyara” Accommodation  ( “Kiah Nunyara” the name is Aboriginal and means Beautiful Place where one becomes well) offers a unique, peaceful and private environment.  The newly renovated spacious unit is complete with limited cooking facilities and includes microwave, fridge, washing machine, TV, DVD, CD/radio. A queen size bed, electric blanket, doonas etc.

Home baked bread and jams and free range eggs (provided by our resident chooks) are included in your breakfast provisions.

Tariff $130 per couple - $25 each additional person.

The 50 acre property is home for a huge variety of native birds and animals.  Occasional sightings include a family of wedge tailed eagles, black cockatoos and swamp harriers.  Apart from regular visits by echidnas, nightfall brings forth wallabies, wombats, possums and the endangered Eastern Barred Bandicoot.  Our two large dams provide a habitat for wild duck, crested grebes and thousands (millions?) of frogs.

Expansive views to the west, southwest provide breathtaking sunsets over Bruny Island, The Hartz Mountains and beyond. 

Guests are free to roam at any time, night or day to experience the varied bird and nocturnal animal life (a fully charged spotlight is provided). 

Only a short drive to participate or experience activities such as golf,  horse riding, sea kayaking, scuba diving, chartered fishing excursions, guided tours, nature walks, Port Arthur Historic Site, Tasmanian Devil Conservation Park, Convict Trails etc.

Central to all the natural and historic Tasman Peninsula attractions, Kiah Nunyara is situated only 2.5 kilometres from the township of Nubeena where facilities include medical, chemist, supermarket, post office, tavern, delicatessen, bakery and on line access centre.

The Tasman Peninsula – so vast in area – so much to see and do.  As adventurous and exciting or as quiet and peaceful as you wish to make it.  Safe swimming beaches or roaring surf.  Easy strolls to superb sand dunes or more physically demanding day or overnight bush/coastal walks to the highest sea cliffs in the world.

Live it – love it – the Tasman Peninsula – a microcosm of Tasmania.