Your hosts are Julie and Jason, a married couple who live locally, and their right hand woman Emma. On any given day, you’ll find Julie in the office, managing administration and overseeing that guests have a memorable trip. Jason is the photographer and maintenance hero. Their operations manager, Emma, corresponds with guests and organizes the housekeeping teams.

Enjoy views of the iconic d'entrecasteaux channel and Bruny Island in your private waterside oasis. Breath in Tassie’s fresh air on the furnished wrap around deck, cooking up a storm on the BBQ or escaping the rain in the sheltered section. Bring the outside in with the large floor to ceiling doors, which open directly into the open plan kitchen, living, and dining area. Children must be supervised at all times when on the grounds as there are several steep drops. In front of the house, behind a locked gate, is a sheer drop down to the water, so take care. The property is rural – you will need to plan meals and shopping ahead. The closest shop is just down the road in Woodbridge, but there is an IGA supermarket in Snug, just 20 minutes away. All gates must be shut once entered to keep the marsupials out of the well kept garden.

Tasmania is a truly unique corner of the world, and offers a kaleidoscope of experiences—from pristine white sand beaches and small islands to ancient rainforests and a vibrant city centre, all within a few hours’ drive. Woodbridge, the closest town to your accommodation, is a tranquil hamlet where time slows down. Here, a cosy café and corner shop blend into one, offering delightful locally made products and homemade pies. Just a bit further, you’ll discover the renowned Peppermint Bay Hotel, celebrated for its seasonally inspired menu sourced fresh from the garden. Don’t miss the half-day cruise that meanders around the Channel, complete with lunch. Next up is Kettering, the gateway to Bruny Island. Kettering itself is a treasure trove of charming cafes, with Seawall Café and the Oyster Cove Hotel being standouts. A short 15-minute ferry ride transports you to Bruny Island, where adventures abound—savour spirits at the whisky house, indulge in a platter at the Cheese and Beer Company, wander along Adventure Bay’s white sand beach, explore the hidden raspberry farm (seasonal), embark on a thrilling Pennicot cruise, hike diverse trails, or drive south to visit the dramatic windswept lighthouse. From Kettering, venture to Snug, the next village before the highway to the city. This quaint spot offers essential services (IGA, post office, petrol, pharmacy, etc.) and the stunning Snug Falls, a hidden waterfall walk. There are farm shops nearby with produce from local dairies, farms, butcheries etc - Tassie's finest produce. There are also many cellar doors around for the variety of vineyards and cider houses. During the summer, you will discover many road side stalls selling juicy stone fruit and homemade jams. Make sure you've always got change on you!