Luxury Yurt Glamping at Littlegrove | Tasmania

Type of accommodation:

Luxury Beachfront Yurt Glamping

Luxury Yurt Glamping at Littlegrove

Why we like it

A yurt in an olive grove on Bruny Island, with Fluted Cape looming across the bay.

Sink into an outdoor bath under the stars, then dry off beside a crackling wood fire.

It’s tents with a serious glow-up: wool-lined walls, timber floors, and vintage finds from around the world.

Additional info

Two yurts sit on a working farm, wrapped by forest on all sides.

Each has a king bed, a skylight for stargazing in bed, a sofa by the wood fire, and double doors to a private deck with that outdoor bath.

Your own kitchen and bathroom (with a shower, too) are right next door.

There’s also an outdoor fire pit, and you’re welcome to wander the grove, dams and paddocks.

No WIFI is part of the plan, so you can properly switch off.

Getting there: Drive to Kettering and board the 40-minute ferry to Bruny Island. From there, enjoy a scenic drive to Adventure Bay.

Features:

Adult-Only
Breakfast Available
Fire Pit
Private Bathroom
Unique Architecture / Glamping

Where?

Adventure Bay, Bruny Island

State

Tasmania

Who we recommend it for

Couples wanting a romantic, slow-down escape. Ideal for anniversaries, honeymoons and foodies who want Bruny's oysters and cheese on the doorstep.

Bedrooms

One king bed, one skylight, zero reasons to get up early. Lie back and count stars from your pillow.

Things to do nearby

  • Fluted Cape Walk: a 4km, roughly 2.5 hour circuit with dramatic cliffs, and keep an eye out for white wallabies.
  • Adventure Bay: sheltered beach swims and easy strolls, and whale watching from June to October.
  • Bruny Island Wilderness Cruise: a boat trip from Adventure Bay to see seals and towering sea cliffs.
  • The Neck and Truganini Lookout: 360-degree views over the thin strip joining the north and south of the island.
  • Cape Bruny Lighthouse: built in 1838, with tours available.
  • Bruny Island Berry Farm: just 2.5km away for jams, muffins and coffee (seasonal).

Food and drink

Cook in your own kitchen or eat your way around the island. Buy supplies at the well-stocked local shop.

  • Get Shucked has fresh oysters
  • Bruny Island Cheese Co. serves cheese plates and local beer (try the baked cheese)
  • Bruny Island Chocolate at Adventure Bay is a sweet stop

For a proper sit-down meal, Bruny Island Cruises Seafood Restaurant overlooks Adventure Bay.

Hotel Bruny in Alonnah is the island’s pub, so book ahead for dinner.

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