Where would you love to wake up at: on the edge of an incredible coastline from your hilltop lodge or welcoming a mountain backdrop sunrise from your bedroom?

From luxury accommodations to stunning glamping spots, these eco-friendly retreats offer gourmet experiences in Tasmania’s most iconic landscapes, so you can best explore the many Great Walks of Tasmania without sparing on your comfort.

Best sustainable and luxury accommodations in Tasmania for walkers

 

1. Eco-Comfort Camps, Flinders Island Tasmania
2. Bay of Fires Lodge, Northeast Coast of Tasmania 
3. Cradle Huts, Overland Track, Northwest Tasmania 
4. Friendly Beach Lodge, Freycinet National Park, East Coast of Tasmania 
5. Bruny Island Campsite, Southeast Coast of Tasmania
6. Maria Island Bush Cabin, East Coast of Tasmania 

Flinders Island Eco-Comfort Camp

Exclusive safari-style tents

Sleep under the Tasmanian night sky, in a spacious two-person safari-style tent which is elevated on a platform with an entrance deck to allow for a clean sleeping space, and somewhere to sit and enjoy the peace.

In the same unique and innovative design as the sleeping tents, a permanent kitchen and undercover dining area allow for a panoramic spot - a perfect place for a chat about the day’s events and a hearty evening meal with your fellow trekkers.

Enjoy a hot shower in the rustic bathroom facilities, after a long day of hiking across the island.

• STAY HERE ON: Flinders Island Walking Adventure - in Comfort

 

Bay of Fires Lodge

Award-winning comfort to your eco-experience 

Set on a hilltop, 40 metres above the pounding sea with arresting coastal views, experience the very best of the Bay of Fires wilderness in comfort on an idyllic short escape crowned with delicious meals prepared with the freshest local produce and accompanied by fine Tasmanian wine and beer. 

In an area of great significance to the Aboriginal community, the lodge is in gentle communion with the wilderness for maximum connection to the landscape with minimum impact on the environment. Solar-powered, an open fire, large timber deck with glass pavilions, hot showers and comfortable beds add a touch of luxury at the end of each day’s activities. 

• STAY HERE ON: The Bay of Fires Lodge Walk > 

 

Cradle Huts, Overland Track

Private eco-hut stays on the Overland Track 

Kick off your hiking shoes and put your feet up in one of five ecological and sustainable private huts nestled away in the World Heritage-listed Cradle Mountain-Lake St. Clair National Park. 

A haven to retreat to at the end of the day on the Overland Track, you’ll indulge in fresh-baked afternoon tea, fine wine and hearty meals prepared fresh. Not to mention, you'll enjoy a hot shower, the joy of a potbelly heater and comfy beds. 

• STAY HERE ON: Cradle Huts Overland Track >

 

Friendly Beach Lodge, Freycinet National Park

'Off the grid' escape in Freycinet National Park 

Explore world-class coastal scenery by day, before retiring in award-winning eco-luxury at night. Nestled in a 130-hectare private sanctuary, the lodge is sustainably built and completely ‘off the grid’ with solar power, waterless toilets and rainwater tanks to maintain its pristine surrounds. 

Sleeping lodges contain a lounge area with a fireplace, a shared bathroom with a claw foot bath, a separate shower room and two composting toilets. 

• STAY HERE ON: The Freycinet Experience Walk >

 

Bruny Island Campsite

Luxury tented retreat

You might wake to a gentle thumping past your canvas abode by an inquisitive wallaby, or it may be the aroma of warm croissants which lures you from your king-sized luxury.

Nestled in a private 100-acre property on the edge of the South Bruny National Park is a glamping haven built completely off-the-grid. It's equipped with a solar panel, rainwater tank and a gas system for a lovely hot shower at the end of a day's walk – the outdoor shower, framed by towering eucalyptus, is a particular highlight for guests. There are also power points to recharge your phone or camera batteries as it'll be hard not to take plenty of photos!

Bruny Island (only around 50km in length) is home to some of Tasmania's most preserved landscapes and this comfortable tented retreat lets you indulge in the scenery and wildlife with minimal environmental impact.

• STAY HERE ON: Bruny Island Long Weekend >

Maria Island Bush Cabin

Premium wilderness stays on Maria Island, Tasmania 

Tucked away in beautiful forest surrounds and it's only a stone's throw away from stunning beaches! Fall asleep in eco-friendly cabin comfort, but not before savouring a gourmet dinner and watching the beach sunset with a glass of wine. 

Specially designed to have a small environmental footprint with bush showers and clean composting toilets, glamp here on the first two nights of the 4-day Maria Island Walk. 

• STAY HERE ON: The Maria Island Walk >

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