We manage nine properties within Low Head Pilot Station.

Low Head Pilot Station is the longest active Pilot Station in Australia and is still active today. Most of these heritage self-contained cottages were built in 1825 to accommodate the Pilot's, Coxswain and their families; people enjoy staying in a part of Australian maritime history. Each cottage is unique in location and layout. Low Head Pilot Station is a tourist destination in itself, within the Low Head Historic Precinct is a Tasmania National Park (where seven out of nine Cottages are located) there is a Maritime Museum and seafood shack. Just a short walk from the Precinct (next to the Light Keeper's Cottage) is Low Head Lighthouse. Guests enjoy the many local beaches, an abundance of green space within the National Park, local walks and waterside views.

Low Head Pilot Station is a landmark in itself. Within the Low Head Historic Precinct (where most of the cottages are located) there is a Maritime Museum dedicated to the Pilot Station, and a seafood shack delivering fun, fresh seafood. Just a short walk up the road from the Precinct (next to the Light Keeper's cottage and within view of the Queenslander) is Low Head Lighthouse. Low Head Pilot station overlooks the Tamar River and Pilot's Bay and is just a short walk to many other pristine local beaches. A very short walk away from Low Head Penguin Tours, one of few places where you can get up close to adorable little blue fairy Penguins.