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Places to Stay in Woodbridge Australia |
 | The Old Woodbridge Rectory (just 30 mins drive south of Hobart on the D'Entreacasteau Channel) is a traditional bed & breakfast and has two guest bedrooms. The Maple and the Rose Rooms have queen size beds with private ensuite. Both rooms have heating, electric blankets, clock radio and tea/coffee making facilities.There is a guest dining/lounge room with TV, CD player, refrigerator etc.The breakfast may include, depending on your tastes, fresh or stewed fruits, yoghurt,... |
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 | Telopea consists of two fully equipped, self-contained, semi-detached cottages with full disabled access. The cottages are self-catering, but generous breakfast provisions are provided for short stays. Telopea, set in five acres of peppermint gum forest and gardens, enjoys magnificent views over the D'Entrecasteaux Channel and Bruny Island and is only five minutes from the Bruny Island ferry at Kettering. It provides an ideal touring base for the attractions of the Huon Trail and... |
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 | Orchard Lea is a traditional B&B offering old fashioned hospitality, hearty breakfasts with a beautiful view of the DÉntrecasteaux Channel and Bruny Island. |
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Things to do in Woodbridge |
Wondering what to do in Woodbridge ? Here is some information on tourist attractions to help make you enjoy your stay in Woodbridge more enjoyable.
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| Festivals/Events |
The locals hold some festivals in Woodbridge which are fun for the whole family. Ken & Helen Roberts of Telopea, a Woodbridge B&B Self Contained, suggested Every two years Woodbridge hosts the En Plein Air art festival. The next event is scheduled for 23-26 March 2007. and The sculpture festival at Peppermint Bay is a justifiably popular annual event with imaginative work exhibited in the grounds..
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| Historical Sites |
If you are interested in history, Woodbridge has some great historical sites. Ken & Helen Roberts suggested The village of Woodbridge has several significant old houses and public buildings - especially the village store, the Anglican and Uniting churches, and the very quaint Woodbridge Village Hall..
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| Specialty Shops |
For the ladies, no trip is complete without doing some shopping. Ken & Helen Roberts suggested The Providore at Peppermint Bay in Woodbridge is just the spot to find those special Tasmanian products to remind you of your visit to this very beautiful area., When visiting Woodbridge and the Channel area, don't forget to call in to the Grandvewe Sheep Cheesery to sample their wonderfully tasty range of local sheeps milk cheeses. and Fleurty's, just south of Woodbridge at Birch's Bay, is home to a wonderful luncheon restaurant and sales of locally produced essential oils..
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| Eateries/Wineries |
While on holiday, why not indulge in some of the local restaurants and wineries serving delicious food and wine. Ken & Helen Roberts suggested Fleurty's - for wonderful lunches with spectacular views., The Mermaid Cafe at Kettering, just north of Woodbridge - excellent meals in a dining room suspended over the water adjacent to the Bruny Island ferry terminal., Peppermint Bay - for quality fine dining and bar meals. and Grandvewe Sheep Cheesery - for samples of local sheep cheeses and wines..
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| Main Tourist Attractions |
There are some main tourist attractions in Woodbridge that you should not miss. Ken & Helen Roberts suggested When visiting Woodbridge don't forget to take the opportunity to see the quality work on display at the Woodbridge Hill Handweaving Studio and take in the magnificent views from the garden., There are several wineries close to Woodbridge, including Herons Rise, Hartzview (justifiably famous for their traditionally-produced fruit wines), and Fluted Cape., The spectacular views of Bruny Island and the D'Entrecasteaux Channel from Woodbridge Hill are a 'must see' whilst in this area of significant natural beauty., Woodbridge is home to Regnan's Gallery, displaying quality art and craft from mainly local artisans. and Peppermint Bay at Woodbridge offers quality dining and bar meals in a setting of unsurpassed beauty on the waterfront..
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