Lodges

Great Lake Hotel

Located on the shores of Tasmania's Great Lake, the Great Lake Hotel is a perfect base for your Central Highlands experience.

Derwent Bridge Chalets and Studios

Located in the Tasmanian Central Highlands, just 2 1/2 hours from Hobart and Launceston, this quality 3 1/2 star property offers all the fisherman's needs. Self-contained spa chalets, chalets and studio accomm, within striking distance of the Derwent River, Lake St Clair and Lake King William.

Currawong Lakes Tasmania

Nestled amongst native forest with views of pristine lakes, our accommodation brings you close to the beauty of Tasmania. With astonishing fly fishing on offer and a range of activities for the non-fisher, Currawong is special place that offers a truly unique Tasmanian experience.

Central Highlands Lodge

The Central Highlands Lodge has always been a traditional meeting place for both the locals and keen fishers, discussing the hatch on Little Pine or the big one you bagged, over a cold beer or a warming glass of wine around the fireplace.

The lodge also has its own private lake where you can brush up on your fly casting, perhaps with a lesson or two from a local guide. You may even get a chance to tangle with one of the 2 to 4 lb wily browns, that are often seen cruising the edges!

Twin Lakes Bush Retreat and Fly Fishery

Twin Lakes is widely known as one of Australia’s best privately owned fly fisheries. We offer anglers first class fly fishing experiences and stylish, comfortable accommodation with magnificent lake views. It’s a wonderful place to stay, completely unwind and fish to your heart’s content. Twin Lakes is located less than an hour from Hobart on Tasmania’s stunning East Coast. We offer guest transfers from Hobart CBD and Airport by van or helicopter on request.

28 Gates Luxury Farmstay & Fishery

28 gates is a little piece of Tasmania, only an hour’s drive from Hobart and nestled in the Derwent Valley. The experience of staying in the luxury homestead has been adored by many visitors, due to the freshness of the clean air, the silence of farm living, the serenity of spending quality time with family and good friends and, of course, the fishing.

Thousand Lakes Lodge

There’s a place like no other; almost otherworldly, it’s remote, barren but beautiful and unique. It’s a place that can be serene and silent yet in an instant, cold, raw and unfriendly -but comfort is always close by.
Thousand Lakes is in the Central Highlands World Heritage Area of Tasmania, often referred to as the Western Lakes. To the West is the Walls of Jerusalem and to the East is the Great Lakes, and as the name suggests it's the ideal base for exploring the Thousand Lakes area.