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Welcome to Cloudy Bay Cabin—a timber beach cottage secluded in paradise surrounded by South Bruny National Park and a mere stone's throw from the shores of beautiful Cloudy Bay (Bruny Island, Australia).

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Cloudy Bay Cabin Accommodation

x 6

x 6

No Pets

USB Power Only

Cloudy Bay Cabin is perfectly located for families with young children keen to splash in the shallows—or teenagers prepared to walk to the nearby surf break.  Walkers will be delighted too—with kilometres of sandy beach and pristine coastline to explore, as well as, 350 acres of private forest to share with no one else except Bruny's adorable wildlife.

Delightfully cosy with modern quality furniture and luxurious linen, the cabin comfortably sleeps six, whilst also offering additional guests the option to camp under the stars on the expansive grassed recreation area.

The clean and practical kitchen enjoys spectacular views through the sheltered veranda to the beach beyond—with a rustic eight-seater dining table providing the perfect hub for lunch, dinner, or family Scrabble challenges.

Please note: To maintain the unspoiled nature of the area, Cloudy Bay Cabin relies on solar power and bottled gas for most modern conveniences (washing machine excluded) with a 12v power system offering USB charging points for your electronics, but no 240v general-purpose outlets. Access to the cabin is via a dirt road—you do not need a 4x4; however, vehicles with low clearance need to take their time to navigate the rough conditions (we always recommend a small SUV or the likes when exploring Bruny Island).

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  • BBQ
  • Oven
  • Gas fridge
  • TV
  • Gas cook top
  • Gas log fire
  • Couches
  • Dining table
  • Basic kitchen utensils
  • Linen, Towels, Soap, Shampoo, Conditioner, Body Gel
  • Note - The 12 volt power system means no power points are present. USB Only.

floor plan

Sustainability

Preserving our properties pristine environment is of utmost importance to Bruny Island Coastal Retreats. We have dedicated ourselves to protecting and managing the land which surrounds our accommodations to safeguard the native flora and fauna which inhabit our delicate ecosystems; which unfortunately, are too often rare or critically endangered.

We actively promote responsible waste management by composting all food leftovers and green waste through our large worm farm – a first of its kind in Tasmania – where organic waste is transformed into nutrient-rich compost, thereby, reducing landfill whilst also bolstering our local ecosystems health.

When you choose to stay with Bruny Island Coastal Retreats, you not only indulge in a unique and memorable experience, but also contribute to the conservation of our precious natural heritage. Together, we can make a difference and ensure a sustainable future for generations to come.

Location

Cloudy Bay Cabin is situated at the southern end of Bruny Island, Tasmania.

Located less than 50 metres from the water, the Cabin offers one of Australia's most authentic and unique beach escapes.

This unspoiled seclusion is around 30 minutes from the nearest store, so we recommend guests bring their own provisions to make the most of this amazing setting.

Address: South Bruny National Park, 970 Cloudy Bay Rd, South Bruny, Tasmania 7150 - Australia

Guest Reviews

 
We’ve just returned from a wonderful week in Tasmania, three days of which were spent in a cabin on Cloudy Bay, at the bottom of Bruny Island. Apart from a stunning and serene location, our time here was just as special because of the local wildlife, including this pair of welcome swallows. What we initially mistook as interest in us, was instead interest in their young, nesting in the eaves above the front door. During each day here, we kept our time on the porch to a minimum, allowing the parents to fly out in search of food, then return every few minutes with eagerly awaited mouthfuls. Typically, as is the case in this image, one would remain nearby while the other scouted and collected, then they would swap roles. However by each evening, when the entire family was snuggled quietly overhead, we’d sneak out with a blanket and a glass of wine, and watch the day fade across the bay, and behind the distant mountains of mainland Tasmania. If it were possible, we’d be back there tomorrow.
Al

Magestic views, that edge of the world feeling. We loved the remoteness, the concept of being off the grid. Gorgeous pademelons, the sound of the waves. My parents discovered this cabin a few years back and promised to bring me and my boy for an adventure. Cold dip in the sea x2, Bike ride through the pines and back along the beach. Beach Sculptures, Beach combing and rock hopping. Trivial pursuit, card games and good chats. What a special place!!!
Guiver Family

Having stayed previously at this location it still amazes me that the landscape changes daily. we love the seclusion and the wildlife that come with the location. This is the ultimate relax location for good wellbeing. If you want to recharge the batteries, then book into the Cabin and just relax and enjoy life.
Darren Clark

For lovers of wild places Thank you Ben! The cabin was wonderful and the location absolutely astonishing. We loved our time there and will be back. Thank you for your prompt help with getting the oven going! Also just so you know we ran out of gas so changed the cylinder over. I hope you never feel any pressure/need to 'lux' up the cottage. It is perfect as it is. Thank you!!!
Chris

Well we drove in along the driveway in my mum's (borrowed), low clearance 2WD and wondered what we were getting ourselves into, but then we arrived - and realised that we had stumbled into pure magic. We loved this place. Loved the cabin - I hope it never changes, and the setting speaks for itself. We were lucky enough to get 2 perfect days. My husband + daughter did a Pennecott boat tour which they said was 'totally sick' and 'extreme' and 'the coolest thing I've ever done in my life!' I walked up to East Cloudy Head which was incredible. The side trip to Beaufort Bay is also worth it. A rainy day ramble up to Whalebone Point was beautiful, as were long lingering sunsets on the verandah. This is a place to come back to when I need nature, peace, simplicity + solitude. Thank you. It was heaven.
Anonymous

The best place we've visited in our 15 yrs of marriage. I could not have asked for more as I ring my 40th birthday here with my two life lines. This insanely feels close to being to the cosmos. We pay respect, gratitude and bow our head to the original owners of the land.
R, V, and A

 
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