Dolphin Sands Holiday Deals

Dolphin Sands Holiday Package Deals

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With average savings of approximately AU$260, you'll be able to spend a little extra on pricey dinners and drinks!

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Holidays in Dolphin Sands

When your boss is on your back cos you've chucked too many sickies, it's time to take a break from the daily grind and say hello to Dolphin Sands!

The nation's capital, Canberra, can be found about 760 kilometres to the north of Dolphin Sands.

You might encounter some enchanting seashells as you amble along the coastline at Dora Point Beach.

Break out on a journey to some surrounding natural sights. 16 kilometres out of Dolphin Sands, Wineglass Bay is just waiting to be explored. Freycinet National Park, 14 kilometres away, is another splendid spot to hang out in the outdoors.

Are you interested in swinging by the Bark Mill Museum and Waterloo Point? They're not far from the centre of Swansea, 7 kilometres to the southwest. Alternatively, you could head to Apslawn. It's 13 kilometres to the north of Dolphin Sands and popular for the Gala Estate Winery and the Freycinet Vineyards.

Tourists and locals alike often make the journey to Bicheno. This place is 25 kilometres to the northeast and not too far from Bicheno Blowhole, Bicheno Penguin Tours and the Bicheno's Motorcycle Museum & Restoration. If you're staying a little while, don't forget about Whalers Lookout and Douglas-Apsley National Park.

To really experience a place is to immerse yourself in its food and drink, so get set to nibble, gnaw, slurp and sip your way around East Coast Tasmania. The only thing you need to take with you is a strong appetite!

This area has some unique recipes centred on local tastes and available ingredients. Beef and salmon are two popular elements in much of the fare.

There's always a local meal or two you need to try, and during your time in Dolphin Sands, salt and pepper squid is one of them. Meat pie is another local classic that's not to be missed.

You won't need too much persuading to sample peach melba, a treat that'll make you want to pack up your bags and settle down here for good.

Good news, beer aficionados. You'll be able to find some flavoursome, bubbly brews to sink here. Kick back with a pint of Cascade Special Stout in a comfy bar and remember to text everyone back home, 'Wish you were beer'.

Bundaberg Spiced Rum is most definitely worth a taste. Mixed or on the rocks? The barkeeper should have a few delicious recommendations.

Lift a glass of a local wine like Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon or Huon Valley Pinot Noir. Wine connoisseur or not, there's nothing else like a flavoursome drop.

Time to pack up and go home? Be sure to catch a final sunset in the spectacular East Coast Tasmania region before you have to say goodbye.

Hotels in Dolphin Sands

Whether you're seeking the basics or the whole kit and caboodle, Dolphin Sands has you sorted! For a place that won't burn a hole through your wallet, you can't go past the Swansea Holiday Park, located at 2 Bridge Street, or the Swansea Backpackers, at 98 Tasman Highway. But if a bit of luxury is your thing, the Piermont Retreat or the Swansea Cottages & Motel Suites will do the trick.