Arriving at The Sandy Sister, the wild Tasmanian winds welcomed us, carrying the scent of the sea. Perched on a gentle hill, this mid-century beach house became our serene retreat amidst gum trees and blossoming gardens.

A scenic drive through gently swerving roads sets the stage for the Tasman Peninsula’s rugged beauty, where mountains usually seen in the distance seem to embrace the coastline, hugging the rugged shores.

Surrounded by lush gardens, The Pearl offered barefoot luxury at every turn. With cosy corners and inviting spaces, it was the perfect blend of modern comfort and beachside charm.

Stepping into the House of the Weedy Seadragon, we felt the pull of the sea’s embrace. With cedar-framed windows, seashell decor, and a fireplace crackling away, every moment spent here was steeped in nostalgia and ocean charm.

A visit to Bruny Island feels like stepping into a wild, untouched corner of Tasmania, where nature’s beauty unfolds with every turn.

From morning coffee to sunset fires, every moment at The Joneses felt like a perfect slice of island life. We explored Adventure Bay Beach at our doorstep, feeling grateful to experience one of Bruny Island’s most beautiful corners.

Perched high above, this architectural beauty feels like staying in the city’s own Hollywood Hills, capturing sweeping views of the Derwent River and the city below.

A city that feels more like a sprawling village, Hobart offers a unique blend of historic charm and modern creativity. The slower pace, paired with its scenic harbour and low-rise architecture, invites you to slow down and truly take in your surroundings.

Surrounded by sun, sea, and soft coastal hues, Walter’s at Coles Bay captures the essence of a true beach house escape. It’s a place where every detail reflects the ocean’s beauty, making each day feel blissful and unhurried.

Coles Bay is a place where time slows down, where hand-painted signs guide the way to the beach, and where the only thing on the agenda is to relax and savour the timeless allure of the coast.

Arriving at Little Falu at sunset felt magical, with its ‘falu red’ facade glowing warmly against the gum trees. Inside, cosy spaces and simple pleasures—stargazing, fireside moments, and tranquil sunsets—made our stay a serene retreat in the Tasmanian bush.

Stepping through the picket fence at Henry’s on Balfour, we were welcomed by a lush garden and the timeless charm of a Victorian terrace. Inside, cosy spaces, thoughtful details, and sunlit rooms created a serene retreat in Launceston.