Why we like it
Beachfront – ninety-one acres of private bushland, three sites, zero crowds.
Numie is luxury glamping for people who like their nature with a plush mattress and a wood pellet heater.
Wake up to the Hazards and Pelican Bay, then come home to a fire pit and a wombat wandering past.
It’s adults-only, and solar and rainwater powered.
Additional info
Just three exclusive sites (one bell tent, two cocoons), spaced 20 metres apart, so the bush feels like yours alone.
Expect Japanese and Nordic-inspired design, natural, low-toxicity materials and soft linens.
Tents are fully enclosed with mosquito netting and built for winds up to 80kph.
Your private bathroom tent is steps away, with a hot shower and compostable toilet.
Solar power runs the lights and USB charging, so your phone survives.
Features:
Where?
Coles BayState
TasmaniaWho we recommend it for
Adults-only. Couples chasing a proper switch-off, including honeymooners and anniversary escapees. Also perfect for keen walkers who want a hot shower and a cosy bed after Wineglass Bay.Bedrooms
Your tent is your bedroom:a plush mattress, soft linens and a heater that hums along on chilly nights.
No alarm required, the views do the job.
Things to do nearby
- Wineglass Bay: the postcard beach, a short drive and scenic walk away. Go early and it’s yours.
- Freycinet National Park: just 10 minutes away, with coastal tracks, quiet beaches, lookouts and pink granite peaks to keep hikers busy.
- Kayaking and swimming: the crystal-clear waters of Great Oyster Bay are made for a paddle or a dip.
- Coles Bay: the little seaside village has boat ramps, beaches and walking trails.
- Wildlife spotting at home: wombats, wallabies, possums and sugar gliders are often seen around the site. Bring a torch and keep your voice down.
- Stargazing: step outside, look up, repeat.
Food and drink
Your private dining pod has a BBQ and gas stove, so bring supplies and plan slow breakfasts and fire pit dinners.
For a day off cooking, Coles Bay cafés have you covered. Don’t miss Freycinet Marine Farm, where oysters and mussels come fresh from the water.
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