Carmens Inn

10/09/2023

Back open! Time to visit these cuties when you're staying with us :)

Thanks for sharing St Marys Camel Farm

08/09/2023

St Helens Mountain Bike Trails are for all ages!

06/09/2023

Moonglow

Ahhhhhhh!! Bay of Fires

04/09/2023

Rise and shine with nature's beauty😀
There are moments in life that simply take your breath away, and this mesmerizing sunrise at Georges Bay, St Helens, is definitely one of them 💙

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🌅 Rise and shine with nature's beauty😀
There are moments in life that simply take your breath away, and this mesmerizing sunrise at Georges Bay, St Helens,is definitely one of them 💙

Laura Worby

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30/07/2023

This is what country life is all about 💚

Thanks for sharing Pub in the Paddock Pyengana

Walking over to the Pub 🚶‍♀️🚶🚶‍♂️

📸: Will Rickard

26/07/2023

A stunning sunset over the Bay of Fires and captured by Sofie Rysheuvals who says:

“Bay of Fires in Tasmania is such a beautiful place. During sunset the purple and pink hues of the sky and red rocks really become alive. The moon rose over the ocean and highlighted the stunning landscape.”

Image credit: www.instagram.com/sofierys_photography

24/07/2023

Taylors Beach is a must visit when you come to stay with us at Carmens Inn.

Right next to Sloop Reef and just before you arrive at The Gardens, Taylors Beach is a great place to dish off the beach, walk it just put your toes in the water.

23/07/2023

What a cracking view over the Pyengana Valley!

Image credit: Pyengana Premium Meats!

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Farmer Ged cooking the spit for Devils Cardigan and the Tasmanian Bike Collective fundraising dinner. Great event and evening

21/07/2023

The Hump of a Humpback Whale 🐳

Image credit: Ally Ward Photography

Whale migration is in full swing so keep your eyes peeled for passing whales while you’re here!

19/07/2023

'Pristine and Untouched'

What a stunning scene from the Bay of Fires thanks to Jamie Richey who says:

“The slice of coastal heaven that is the Bay of Fires stretches over 50 kilometres from Binalong Bay in the south to Eddystone Point in the north. This beautiful part of Tasmania’s east coast has been named by Lonely Planet as one of the hottest travel destinations in the world; and is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful places in Australia. Walk for miles along sugar-white sandy beaches, swim in the impossibly clear ocean, and feel like you’re the only person to have ever set foot here.”

Image credit: www.instagram.com/richeyjtas