BubbleTent Australia
Inspired by a stargazing trip to Lake Tekapo, the creator of Bubbletent returned to Australia with an idea to build accommodation ‘without a darned roof in the way.’ The Bubbletent was born, and the completely transparent home offers views in EVERY direction. The owners explain that the exact location of the Bubbletent is secret to protect the privacy and seclusion of guests, but its ‘roughly halfway between Mudgee and Lithgow, overlooking Capertree Valley’, which is home to 1/3 of all Australian bird species! There are three Bubbletents to choose from, all inflated by an eco-turbine powered by batteries and solar power. An unprecedented opportunity to ‘experience a sunset, then the curtain of the cosmos peeling back to unveil the blanket of stars.’
Bubbletent
Caper Tree Valley
NSW
The ‘Leo’ Bubbletent, overlooking Capertee Valley. Photo – Mayumi Iwasaka.
Bubbletent by day and night. Photo – Mayumi Iwasaka (left), Saeed Sourati (right).
The Coastal Pavilions at Freycinet Lodge, designed by Liminal Studio. Photo – Dianna Snape.
Cosy inside and curving exteriors. Photo – Dianna Snape.
Tasmanian timber lines the pavilions. Photo – Dianna Snape.
The Blue Derby Pod Rides in Tasmania. Photo – Ben Cirulis.
Eco pods, hidden in Tasmanian bushland. Photo – Ben Cirulis.
A curved and wrapped pod, with dreamy forest views. Photo – courtesy Blue Derby Pods Ride.
A bed with a view! Photo – Adam Gibson.
Meet Jude! An off-grid cabin in Adelaide Hills. Photo – courtesy CABN.
Solar powered, off-grid delight! Photo – courtesy CABN.
The Faraway Dome, in drought stricken Warialda, NSW. Photo – courtesy Faraway Domes.
The geodesic domes offer a environmentally aware glamping experience. Photo – Faraway Domes.
Get into the wild…with In 2 The Wild! Photo – courtesy In 2 The Wild.
Minimal luxury in dreamy locations. Photo – courtesy In 2 The Wild.
Unshackle yourself from the business of modern life with Unyoked. Photo – Sammy Hawker.
Located outside of Melbourne and Sydney, these easy escapes are easily achievable, even for the biggest city slicker! Photo – Sammy Hawker.
