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Semaphore Shack | Eaglehawk Neck

Aug 16, 2023
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Updated: Jun 10, 2025

LOCATION : Pirates Bay, Tasman Peninsula



Images c/o Semaphore Shack


SEASIDE SHACK

Welcome to our 1930s waterfront cottage perched on the sand-dunes overlooking Pirates bay. Roaring waves will be the soundtrack to your stay.

With a fresh renovation but still in keeping with all its rustic romance, this shack is in a perfect place to experience the wild beauty of Eaglehawk Neck. The house is a little cottage with a large living area and fire and amazing views.

Enjoy penguin spotting on the beach, wine on the sand, fishing off the Jetty and walks in the parks.

THE SPACE

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Set in the famous Doo-Town on the beach these shacks have real character. The house is a small seaside shack built in the 1930s with original floorboards.

There is a large living room with captivating views and a cozy fire. A master bedroom and second bedroom are adjacent. The bathroom with bathtub is the perfect way to end a day by the beach.

Surrounded by wildlife- penguins, echidnas, wombats, birds and whales.

The house has character - it has a mix of luxury with some imperfections and a lot of character. With expansive windows it’s perfect for enjoying the priceless views.

GUEST ACCESS

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The entire house is yours to explore and use.

The shack is one of two properties sharing a driveway. The other property also hosts guests - so you may run into them in the car park or while getting firewood from the woodshed.

You can also rent both shacks together if you are interested - see the other listing for The house of the Weedy Sea Dragon.

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I acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which I live and work, the Palawa people, and pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging. I acknowledge the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture.

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