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Are you dying to have some time to switch off and chill, but sick of staying in the same old hotels and rental houses? Join the club. These five locations will allow you to scratch your adventure itch while you lodge somewhere truly unique.
1. A bubble under the stars
You’ll never stay anywhere else like one of these bad boys. Situated a short road-trip away from Sydney, these little tents allow you to take in all the beauty of nature without having to sacrifice all the comforts of home (read: no gross camping toilets).
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2. An old steam train
You read that right. Be wowed by this restored train which can sleep six guests in the surroundings of Victoria’s Mountain Ash rain forest – the perfect adventure for your next group getaway.
3. A safari-style villa right next to Uluru
If you’re a looking for a luxury Aussie escape, look no further. Boasting stunning views of Uluru and its surrounding landscapes, Longitude 131 has it all for an indulgent stay in nature.
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4. A cave with panoramic views of the Blue Mountains
They call it the Enchanted Cave for a reason. This magical stay looks like a mashup of a Hobbiton resident’s digs and your childhood dream treehouse; you’d be pressed to find a place like this anywhere else in the world.
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5. A historic lighthouse right on the beach
For the history buffs out there – the Seal Rocks Lighthouse Cottages provide a sheltered escape where you’re surrounded by the ocean, rivers and lakes, while also allowing you to brush up on Australia’s maritime history.
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