Willoahs Retreat - Freycinet Holiday Houses

Willoah’s Retreat has it all! It is a spectacular private waterfront property with stunning water views and unbeatable beach frontage accessible from the doorstep.

A stylishly renovated home with all the creature comforts for a fantastic holiday with ocean and direct views of The Hazards, a cedar sauna, and a direct path to a white sandy beach, a delightful wood fire (available from May to September only), a chef’s kitchen with butler’s pantry, a great outdoor kitchen with a pizza oven and stunning views from almost every corner of the house.

Willoah’s Retreat is the perfect place for large families and groups of friends wanting to enjoy a secluded getaway.

The house showcases an entertainment area suitable for kids or adults, with a games corner for the youngest travellers, a teepee tent, a trampoline and a great jungle gym in the back garden for a holiday packed with fun.

Adults can enjoy their favourite program or movie on a large-screen smart TV, free internet, a great pool table, a comfortable massage chair, a standing bathtub and top-quality mattresses and bedding.

Willoah’s Retreat is set amongst a private stretch of Nine Mile beach, located in Dolphin Sands. It overlooks the famous Hazards Mountain Range in Freycinet National Park, the home of Wineglass Bay and Schouten Island.

You can enjoy the white sandy beach for a walk, swimming, fishing or just relaxing in the sun. The house has been mindfully renovated to draw your eyes out to the stunning views.

Willoah’s Retreat can accommodate up to ten people, and it is ideal for couples or a large family wanting to create wonderful bonding memories.

There are several wineries and Melshell Oyster Shack is just down the road. There are also many other local attractions for those wishing to explore the surroundings.

The wood fire can only be used from May to September.



Please note: there has been recent fire activity in the surrounding area. While the home itself was not impacted and remains fully operational, guests may notice some evidence of fire-affected vegetation nearby.