Four Seasons Waterfront Villas

Four Seasons Waterfront Villas offers self-contained accommodation in Taranna, on the Tasman Peninsula near Port Arthur. Set beside Little Norfolk Bay, the property is about 13 kilometres from the Port Arthur historical convict site and around an hour’s drive from Hobart, making it a practical base for exploring the area’s historic and natural attractions. The waterfront setting is a defining feature, with views across Norfolk Bay and direct access to the foreshore for walks and time by the water.

There are three separate villas, each arranged as its own home with a kitchen, bathroom, bedrooms, dining area and living space. The accommodation is described as light-filled, spacious and privately set, with each villa having its own outdoor area and easy access to the waterfront. Guest feedback on the property also mentions kitchen utensils, barbecue facilities, a firepit and undercover parking, while the website highlights the convenience of having the essentials needed for a self-contained stay.

The atmosphere is quiet and closely connected to the surrounding landscape. Wallabies, echidnas, Tasmanian devils and a range of seabirds are found in the area, including endangered species, and the bay and coastline provide a changing backdrop throughout the day. Little Norfolk Bay is part of the wider Norfolk Bay and connects with Frederick Henry Bay, with the open waterways suited to fishing or sailing. The nearby landscape also includes rugged natural formations and coastal scenery to explore.

Hosts Cassandra and Andrew welcome guests and aim to make stays comfortable and memorable. The villas are well suited to couples wanting a peaceful base, as well as families who need more room than a standard hotel room provides. Their separate kitchens and living areas also make them useful for longer stays or for travellers who prefer the flexibility of a complete villa. With Port Arthur and other Tasman Peninsula attractions close by, this is accommodation for visitors who want privacy, space and a waterfront setting while touring the region.