Castagni Bed & Breakfast - Port Sorell

From $ 70.0 to $ 70.0

Direct Phone Number : (03) 6428 7389
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Castagni Bed & Breakfast offers accommodation at Shearwater near Port Sorell in Tasmania’s north.

Castagni is set amongst bushland only minutes from the sea, local golf courses and shops. There are three guest rooms, all have queen-size beds, one has ensuite facilities the others have shared bathroom facilities. There are laundry and barbeque facilities.

A hearty English breakfast is served in your own private lounge overlooking natural bush with abundant bird life and native fauna. Dinner is available upon request.

Castagni is conveniently located to the Devonport Airport and the Spirit of Tasmania ferry terminal, and centrally located to explore Cradle Mountain National Park, Launceston, Stanley and the Nut, Lake Barrington scenic rowing centre, Sheffield Town of Murals, Mole Creek Caves and Trowunna Wildlife Park and excellent local golf courses.

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