Now we all know how cold it can be down  in Tassie, so when you’re next down in the Apple Isle why not treat yourself to some luxury and stay in one of these beautiful pavilions at Freycinet.  The Freycinet Lodge’s Coastal Pavilion is nestled among the bushland on the shores of Great Oyster Bay Tasmania.

You’ll be able to check out the amazing wilderness that Tassie has to offer with your own private deck while relaxing in an outdoor tub. Or lay inside a solid oak lined king bed and view through incredible curved glazing so as to not lose sight of the beautiful cascading mountains and bay.

Photos: Dianna Snape.

“Relax. Rediscover. Reconnect.” that’s the motto of CABN cabins from South Australia. Set on 180 acres of scrubland close to a conservation park in the picturesque Adelaide Hills this is a perfect way to  have a “off-grid tiny house getaway experience in Australia”. Their first cabin named Jude after the founders mother, which embodies her qualities and that of the cabin: warm, caring and inviting – never judgmental – and has always welcomed everyone into her home and life. Using natural timber and Scandinavian aesthetics, minimalist interiors and designed to promote airflow and bring the outdoors in, will all help you relax…With Jude located less than half and hour from the CBD this is the prefect way for a digital detox.

Named as one of the top five Floatels in the world by Virgin Australia, Lilypad is pure luxury on water. Just off Palm Beach north of Sydney this solar-powered floating villa is by Australian designer Chuck Anderson. So if you’re going to social distance why not do it in style…At your disposal you can have a continental breakfast delivered daily, lunch and dinner chef-made meals prepared or if you would like to make your own have the groceries delivered in the open kitchen and living space, plus more…

24/7 concierge will be at your service, where you can even book on-site massages

Open living space

Open kitchen

Sleeping loft on the second floor with a king sized bed

Open terrace on the lower level gives you plenty of space

They even have a special package in the current climate to “ensure there is no direct human contact throughout your stay,” giving you a secluded and relaxing experience.

Photos: Airbnb

Yet another beautiful place to stay in Sydney…the Sky Loft, Darlinghurst. This very swank three bedroom sub-penthouse consists of a chef’s kitchen, dining for 12, two ensuite bathrooms, leather seated lounges, and a balcony to take in the incredible view of the harbour bridge. With interiors made of Carrera marble  you’ll be living and entertaining in luxury. And being in Darlinghurst there’s never a shortage of cafes, fine dining, and night-life options to choose from. And what penthouse in Sydney doesn’t have a waterfall island,  Sydney never looked so good!

Image: Contemporary Hotels