Stories from the Waterfront

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The Moyne and the Pat the Rover: A rescue on Tasmania’s Wild West Coast

The following account is adapted from Pioneer Shipping by L. Norman, published in 1938. Itprovides a wonderful glimpse into the courage, seamanship and community spirit thatcharacterised the

Stanley, the Van Diemen’s Land Company and the Jacobs Family

Standing on Stanley’s waterfront beneath the towering volcanic plug known as The Nut, it’s hard to imagine that this peaceful harbour has been a place

The Bond Store Stanley, a stone building with a red roof, stands near a calm body of water, surrounded by a grassy area, an old anchor, and a vintage streetlamp beneath the partly cloudy sky.

The Bond Store – Stanley Tasmania’s Luxe Heritage Accommodation

Nestled on the waterfront in Stanley Tasmania, The Bond Store offers an exceptional blend of heritage, luxury and coastal serenity. Overlooking Stanley’s historic wharf on

Four Little Penguins with blue-grey feathers and white bellies stand on sandy ground in Stanley, Tasmania, facing slightly different directions. Some grass and rocks are visible in the background.

Little Penguins and The Bond Store – Stanley Tasmania’s Waterfront Haven

Watch Little Penguins from your waterfront accommodation in Stanley Tasmania. Stay at The Bond Store – luxury heritage apartments overlooking the sea, where penguins return nightly to their burrows.