Pumphouse Point at Lake St Clair purchased by NRMA

One of Tasmania’s most iconic spots has been sold as the surprise purchaser continues to expand their eye-catching portfolio around the state.

One of Tasmania’s most iconic locations has been sold as the surprise purchaser continues to expand their eye-catching portfolio around the state.

The NRMA announced on Tuesday morning they had purchased Pumphouse Point, an iconic retreat on Lake St Clair.

The unique wilderness experience operates on land subject to a Crown lease and marks NRMA’s next phase as they expand into experiential tourism.

Pumphouse Point features two heritage industrial buildings which have been transformed into an inclusive experience for guests to disconnect against the tranquil backdrop of Lake St Clair.

An aerial view of Pumphouse Point in Tasmania. Picture: Pumphouse Point.

“Tasmania is abundant in natural beauty and we’re excited to share another unique location in Tasmania with our members and the community, and continue to work with local partners to promote the state and its amazing eco-tourism experiences,” NRMA Expeditions CEO Rachel Wiseman said.

“Nature-based tourism experiences are in high demand. We need exceptional accommodation that delivers amazing experiences in remote locations.

Pumphouse Point in Tasmania. credit: Adam Gibson

“These are precious places that have significant meaning to our biodiversity and local communities. We recognise the role we must play as the caretaker of these places to make sure they are able to be enjoyed in a sustainable way.”

Pumphouse Point is the latest acquisition to NRMA’s Tasmanian portfolio.

Their other properties include Freycinet Lodge, Cradle Mountain Hotel, Strahan Village and Gordon River Cruises.