South East Tasmania

Blue Bell Inn

The small town of Sorell is situated on 'Pitt Water', 26 Km (16 miles) north east of Hobart on the junction of the Arthur and Tasman Highways. These lead to Port Arthur and along the coast to Launceston respectively. See map.

Sorell is an important agricultural centre and renown for its antique shops and the famous and historic 'Blue Bell Inn'. Nearby there are several beaches, a bird sanctuary, a coastal vineyard and there is a small but cosy selection of accommodation.

Triabunna

The small fishing port Triabunna is located another 30 miles north east of Sorrell.

There are many attractive walks, beaches and historic sites. Boats operating from the town (no cars allowed) provide access to the beautiful and well protected Maria Island National Park. The island is the habitat to an abundance of bird species and native Australian animals including Kangaroos and Emus.

Hotels

Sorell is close to Hobart which is the main centre in the region Click here for full list of Hobart Hotels. Hotels in some popular regions are listed below for your convenience.

Salamanca Terraces Apartment Hotel

The renowned Salamanca Markets held every Saturday are accessible by stepping out the front door of Salamanca Terraces.

Corus Hotel Hobart

High levels of guest comfort and services surrounded by contemporary design and Tasmanian art. Bars, restaurants and superb location.

Grand Chancellor Hotel Hobart

Tasmanian timbers, polished granite and artworks add an elegant touch to every room. Majestic views over the Derwent River, Mt Wellington and the City.

Rydges Hotel Hobart

Old blends with the polish of the new, the small boutique hotel heritage listed buildings capture the very essence of historic Hobart.

Shoreline Hotel/Motel Hobart

Located on Hobart's Eastern Shore with superb views across the Derwent River to Hobart city and Mount Wellington.