Location, location, location! Regent Park Apartments will more than fulfil your wildest holiday dreams. The 14 apartments are surrounded by a lovely garden and are set in the trendy suburb of Sandy Bay with public transport and several beaches nearby. Regent Park is in close proximity to the historic district of Battery Point, the city of Hobart, Wrest Point Casino and offers magnificent views of the Derwent Estuary and Kunayi/Mount Wellington.
You will be given the warmest of welcomes by our Resort Managers and their team who will provide excellent tailored suggestions for your stay here. Everywhere you visit in the south of Tasmania, there will be something just right for the adrenalin junkie, history buff, nature lover, foodie aficionado, wine, beer, whisky and cider enthusiast, bushwalker, searcher of scenic delights and the fan of the wild and whacky.
You could spend the whole week discovering Hobart with its old sandstone warehouses, narrow lanes and colonial-era cottages. The Cascade Brewery, Mawson’s Hut and the Female Factory are sure to impress and your experience at the celebrated internationally renowned MONA Museum will leave you speechless. Kunanyi/Mount Wellington offers fabulous views all year round and the Derwent Estuary is a great place for boat or yacht cruises and waterside cafés and galleries. You might also be lucky enough to have your holiday coincide with one of the many festivals and events in the region, to experience the southern lights when visiting places like the charming beachside suburb of Kingston or to encounter the southern right whale and marvel at its majesty.
All of Bruny Island is scenically awesome, with amazing views from the Neck and the Lighthouse and the best oysters you have ever tasted. There are plenty of things for the outdoor enthusiast to enjoy on this island as well. The Huon Valley extends to the southernmost place in Australia and you can’t miss Tahune Adventures, the Apple Shed Museum, Hastings Caves and Thermal Springs and enjoying the unparalleled reflections in the Huon River and the backdrop of the Hartz Mountains on a calm day. The Tasman Peninsula is amazing from helicopter or boat and offers much more than Port Arthur and the nearby geological attractions. Just ask our staff, they will share all of the secrets of the areas and also give you discounts to many.
Most return visitors can’t resist another visit to the picture-perfect village of Richmond and the well-known and boutique wineries in the Coal River Valley. That said, you must also take the time to visit the eclectic antique shops in the Derwent Valley and Mount Field National Park with its two iconic natural wonders – Russell Falls and Horseshoe Falls. In fact, venture a little further to the Wall in the Wilderness (Australia’s Sistine Chapel), abseil (or at least marvel) at the Gordon Dam or hike around Lake St Clair.
You will not be disappointed. In fact it will leave you desperately craving to return for more.
