Mixology

Discover Saffire's private apiary with horticulturalist Rob ‘The Beeman’ Barker for an immersive experience among hives that house up to 60,000 bees. Watch as they make their golden honey. With protective full-body suiting, it's a rare privilege to experience, at its source.

Witness one of Tasmania’s most elusive creatures in a setting few will ever experience. Within Saffire’s one-hectare sanctuary, endangered Tasmanian devils – solitary, rarely seen in the wild – are given a protected home as part of an active conservation and breeding program.

Step into the heart of a working oyster farm, nestled on the pristine, calm waters of Coles Bay. Capture the memories as you don waders and take a guided tour of seabed harvesting, cultivation and tasting. Sample oysters, freshly raised and shucked directly from the lease.

With so much to discover across the region, one of the most memorable ways to take it in is from above. Saffire can arrange tailored air journeys for you and your companions offering wonder, romance or simply an unforgettable day.

The Wineglass Bay Lookout Walk reveals one of Australia’s most recognisable views – an elegant sweep of white sand and luminous blue water. The track rises through coastal bushland, each step revealing more, until the full curve of the bay comes into view.

Join Mick Quillam, a Palawa man and respected First Nations artist on this informative and deeply personal two-hour, all-abilities walk around Saffire's native bushland. Hear stories and knowledge of Country, passed down through generations of Lutruwita/Tasmania’s First People.

Saffire After Dark is an intimate, hour‑long stargazing encounter that offers a quiet, transformative connection with the cosmos. Here, unhurried storytelling meets thoughtful, expertly guided astronomy beneath the clearest skies in the Southern Hemisphere.

Join experienced guides and start your engine, travelling through coastal heathland, bouldered valleys and forested hills, to the quiet, secluded and captivating Friendly Beaches. Here, you’ll see Freycinet from a rare perspective, on the back of an all-terrain vehicle (ATV).