King Island Accommodation Cottages

King Island Accommodation Cottages offers delightful 3.5 star self-contained one and two bedroom cottages just 50 metres from the beach, situated in a garden/park-like setting overlooking romantic Sea Elephant Bay.

Naracoopa is located on the East Coast (the sunny side) of King Island, protected from the prevailing westerlies. A Slice of Paradise offers the perfect King Island accommodation, with a wood-fired barbecue, laundry, games room, mountain bikes, free DVDs and books and free internet access. Hire cars from the airport can be arranged, just ask.

We are king Island's most loved accommodation. Tripadvisor Certificate of Excellence 2012, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018.
Dine at fine local restaurants, serving quality King Island produce and featuring magnificent sea views. There are miles of sandy beaches on your doorstep. Swim, dive, beach comb, watch the birds or simply gaze at the view from a garden chair. Play pool or table tennis in the games room or walk to the nearby fishing jetty.

Experience the clean, crisp air in the peaceful and laid-back hamlet of Naracoopa, which offers long walks along the unspoilt beaches and local King Island bushland. Meet the friendly locals who will stop and talk at the drop of a hat.

C O T T A G E
A Slice of Paradise offers self-contained cottage accommodation with a wood-fired barbecue, laundry, games room, mountain bikes, free DVDs and books and free internet access in public areas.

Delightful self contained 1 & 2 bedroom cottages 50 meters from the beach situated in garden/park like setting overlooking Romantic Sea Elephant Bay, with a creek meandering directly behind the cottages on its way to the bay.

Naracoopa is located on the east (the sunny side) of King Island protected from the prevailing winds. Rated 3.5 stars. Accredited by the Tourism Industry Council of Tasmania 2011. Certificate of Excellence 2012, 14, 15, 16, 17 - See reviews on www.tripadvisor.com

King Island is a real haven for bird life with over 200 species on the almost deserted island, some species are endemic to King Island and Tasmania.

The great attraction for birders is the relative small size of the island on which to find so many birds, only 65kms x 25kms of farmland, bush and beach.

About 1500 souls populate this beautiful isolated jewel in the crown, and only a tiny tourist influx, the real population is the 500,000 odd wallabies bouncing about the place eating grass grown by increasingly frustrated farmers.
Other wildlife include Echidnas, Platypus, Deer, Penguins, Possums, Snakes, Blue Tongues etc, Whales and Dolphins; there's also miles of deserted unspoilt beaches to explore and snap away at the sea and shorebirds.