2021 East Coast Tasmania Tourism Awards – Winners Announced
Drum roll… We are delighted to announce the winners for the 2021 East Coast Tasmania Tourism Awards.
The quality of the entries was outstanding and made the task for the Judges extremely difficult. We are sincerely grateful for the time and support from all of our judges.
A big congratulations to all entrants for investing the time to support the East Coast Tasmania Tourism Awards during this difficult time. East Coast Shines!
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2021 East Coast Tasmania Tourism Awards – Winners
Category 1: Accommodation – Caravan or Holiday Park
• GOLD – Swansea Holiday Park
• SILVER – Scamander Sanctuary Holiday Park
Category 2: Accommodation – Self Contained
• GOLD – Sandpiper Ocean Cottages
• SILVER – Apartments on Fraser Bicheno
• BRONZE – Blue Seas Holiday Villas
Category 3: Accommodation – Standard
• GOLD – Bayside Hotel St Helens
Category 4: Accommodation – Deluxe
• GOLD – Picnic Island
• SILVER – The Ocean Retreat
• BRONZE – Bay of Fires Apartments
Category 5: Visitor Experience
• GOLD – Oyster Bay Tours
• SILVER – East Coast Cruises
• BRONZE – ALL4 // All Terrain Tours
FINALISTS
• Bicheno Penguin Tours
• East Coast Cruises
• Experiential Tasmania
• St Helens History Room Visitor Information Centre
• The Long Lunch Wine Tour Co
Category 6: Food, Wine, Retail
• GOLD – Me & Mum’s
• SILVER – Craigie Knowe Vineyard
• BRONZE – The Bark Mill Tavern
FINALISTS
• Mopoke Munchies
• Raida St Helens
Category 9: Event of the Year
• GOLD – Rockpool – Bicheno Lions Club
Category 10: The 2021 East Coast Tasmania Tourism Awards – Individual Contribution Award
• WINNER – Lester Donges
• CERTIFICATES OF APPRECIATION – Alison Stubbs, Bernadette Darnell, Karen Phillips and Zeps Café
2021 East Coast Tasmania Tourism Awards – Gallery
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