Sea The Sunrise Holiday Unit
Catering Services in Glamorgan/Spring Bay

Sea the sunrise holiday unit provides self-contained accommodation at bicheno on tasmania's east coast. The penguins nest around the apartment most of the year. At days end laze on the beach, listen to the water lap the shore, and as the sun sets over the water watch the fairy penguins come ashore. Take a day trip to freycinet national park where you will find spectacular wineglass bay and the hazards. Then maybe visit some of the local attractions; east coast natureworld, the bicheno sealife centre, sample some wine at freycinet vineyard and explore douglas apsley national park. There is also the added convenience of full laundry facilities including a washing machine and clothes dryer.in the morning ease yourself into the day with a foreshore walk. There is a fully equipped kitchen including microwave and a bathroom with an elegant bath and shower. Situated just one block from the tasman sea, spectacular views are available from the bedroom windows.the well-appointed apartment has two bedrooms and is fully furnished. This seaside town is just over two hours' drive southeast of launceston (174 kilometres/108 miles).

World Heritage areas World Heritage areas World Heritage areas Tasmania’s wilderness and compelling convict history are officially recognized as worthy of world heritage listing. Animals and plants Animals and plants Animals and plants Tasmania is a natural haven for Australian wildlife with many animals and plants found now where else on earth. It's also Australia's least state and the maximum geographically diverse with over 40 per cent reserved as national parks and world heritage wilderness. The wombat is a large marsupial found only in Australia. Established in 1818 and fair a concise walk from the center of Hobart. To the east are the wineries of the Coal River Valley and further on is Tasman National Park, with its spectacular coastline and historic convict sites. The region surrounding Hobart includes. On Tasmania's West Coast you'll find world famous wilderness wealthy in convict heritage, ravishing national parks and historic mining towns. Tasmania's North West is also home to Cradle Mountain, one of Tasmania's maximum visited icons, offering amazing nature experiences including forest adventures, huge walks easy and hard and some of the superior scenery in the world. Whichever way you explore the region, there's no shortage of vast places to stay, eat and enjoy in Tasmania's North West. Located on the Hersey River and the Bass Strait coast, Devon port enjoys river, ocean and mountain views and is accessible to some of Tasmania's superior instinctive places, including ravishing Cradle Mountain. And with all that fishing going on around town, there's no shortage of amazing new seafood to sample at the local eateries or a local fishing punt. The area offers a range of coastal walks from brief strolls to day treks. There are no campings or accommodation facilities at Savage River National Park. Part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area, the park is one of the state's maximum particular places, where ancient pines fringe glacial lakes and icy streams cascade down rugged mountains. At a large 600,00 hectares, this national park is Tasmania's largest, and with wild rivers, jagged mountain ranges, button grass plains and ancient rain forest, forms part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. Mt Field National Park is Tasmania's first national park, with stunning vistas, immense walks, plentiful wildlife and excellent visitor facilities. Hart Mountains National Park overlooks Tasmania's southwest wilderness and offers vast walks and dazzling views of remote mountain ranges that stretch as far as the southern coast. There are short scenic walks that take in the many automatic wonders of the Hart Mountains, including the Waratah Walk just a few minutes walk to a lookout platform with sweeping forest views. Strzelecki National Park on Flanders Island, with its granite mountains and rugged coastal scenery, is a savage and secluded sanctuary for many scarce plant and animal species. Walks in the park range from easy strolls on long, vacant beaches to longer journeys through a range of habitats. Famous for its soaring sea cliffs and monumental rock formations, not to mention the nearby World Heritagelisted Port Arthur Historic Site, Tasman National Park is an area of dramatic beauty and spontaneous diversity. Vast views are also found on the park's many bush walks. The park contains rich eucalypti forests, coastal scrub and heath land and supports scanty and endemic plant species including numerous orchids that can be seen flowering in spring.

Tasmania's history tells a tale of a ferocious convict past, maritime adventure, mining and hasty industrial development. Different maximum places, this rich cultural and built heritage is quiet well preserved today. It's easy to find fine examples of Tasmania's premature architecture in our cities and towns around the isla