Cascades Colonial Accommodation is situated on the shores of Norfolk Bay on Tasmania’s historic Tasman Peninsula . “Cascades” is a prime location from which to explore the rich convict history of Port Arthur and the Saltwater River Coal Mines, the natural beauty of the Tasman National Park as well as the many other attractions the Tasman Peninsula has to offer.

Guests have an exclusive opportunity of staying at an authentically restored, self-contained, convict built cottage set in a private waterfront environment, each with log fire, antique furniture and full breakfast provisions included.

The newly restored Luxury Cottage is a spacious cottage and offers central heating, queen size bed, double spa and two bathrooms.

Cascades Colonial Accommodation is steeped in history and is itself an historic attraction. As a Probation Station (part of the Port Arthur settlement) it once housed up to 400 convicts. "Cascades" has been owned by the Clark family for five generations.

“Cascades” also offers a private museum, cell block and walks that allow guests to combine history and nature as they walk along the waterfront to the site of the convict wharf or follow the rivulet into the rainforest to the remains of the convict sawmill and stone quarry.