Low Head Pilot Station offers unique accommodations, maritime museum, lighthouse, penguin tours and a rustic seafood shack diner dotted across a historic waterfront precinct.

Suiting couples, families and groups (50+), located 40 minutes drive from Launceston. A central destination for traveling between Cradle Mountain, Derby and Barnbougle.

Convict-built cottages (C.1825), feature renovated bathrooms, kitchens and quality linen while guests experience the soundtrack of the fairy penguins on sunset and the rumble under foot of mighty ships navigating the treacherous reef.

The Seafood Shack is rustic casual; the perfect drop-in for a burger and beer after riding the local MTB trails, or a family feast of fish and chips by the water. The menu focuses on local seafood, beer, wine, and cider. It’s relaxed, affordable, and friendly like the old days.

The accommodation collection includes the one-of-a-kind Light Keepers House; nestled beside the Light House on the very tip of the Low Head peninsula. The exquisitely renovated Luxury Low Head Chapel, couple style little boat crew cottages; the original Schoolhouse of Low Head Pilot Station renovated to a stunning three bedroom waterfront home, The Queenslander and Pilots House with dramatic waterfront positions ideal for larger groups and the Boatmans Houses which are tough family beach houses perfect for sandy feet and little kids.