For outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers looking to combine the serenity of wild settings with the luxury of comfortable accommodations, setting up your own glamping site in an iconic location of Australia, is something on the bucket list for many. With the diverse landscapes, unique ecosystems, and thriving tourism that Australia offers, there are plenty of opportunities to create your own glamping oasis if you wish, shop and plan hard enough. In this blog, we'll explore some of the top locations in Australia that Aussies have told us they want to set up their dream glamp site.
Margaret River, Western Australia
Nestled amidst vineyards, forests, and pristine beaches, Margaret River in Western Australia is an ideal location for a glamping site. The region is famous for its wine, making it a prime destination for wine tourism. Creating your glamping experience here, somewhere close to or amongst the vines, would surely mean you would need to taste some of those grapes, right? Encompassing both country and coastal - this is a beautiful location idea for a dream glamp set up with family or friends.
Cradle Mountain, Tasmania
Cradle Mountain in Tasmania is a World Heritage-listed wilderness area, known for its rugged terrain, alpine scenery, and abundant wildlife. It's a dream destination for hikers, photographers, and nature enthusiasts. Creating a glamp here, complete with cozy tents and gourmet dining menus, would cater to those who wish to experience the beauty of Tasmania's wilderness without sacrificing any of the comfort.
The Whitsundays, Queensland
The Whitsundays, a group of 74 islands off the coast of Queensland, boasts some of the most beautiful beaches and crystal-clear waters in the world. A glamp site on one of these islands or beaches [where allowed] offer visitors a unique experience that dreams are made of - remote wilderness, glamp-front access to the ocean and easy access to water-based activities like snorkeling, diving, and swimming. A true dream glamp location for many Australians!
Freycinet Peninsula, Tasmania
Tasmania's Freycinet Peninsula is renowned for its dramatic landscapes, including Wineglass Bay and the Hazards Mountain Range. This pristine location offers a tranquil escape from city life and provides ample opportunities for hiking, wildlife watching, and stargazing. A glamp site here would be a gourmet dream for those who seek a true wilderness experience in a stunning part of Tassie.
Byron Bay, New South Wales
Byron Bay, with its laid-back coastal charm and stunning natural surroundings, is the perfect destination for glamping enthusiasts. The town's pristine beaches, lush rainforests, and easygoing atmosphere make it an idyllic setting for a luxurious camping experience. Glamping in Byron Bay allows guests to immerse themselves in nature while enjoying a sense of coastal vibes and style. Whether it's falling asleep to the sound of waves crashing on the shore or waking up to the song of native birds in the nearby rainforest, Byron Bay offers a unique blend of coastal and hinterland beauty, creating an unforgettable glamping location for the bucket-list.
Kangaroo Island, South Australia
Kangaroo Island or "KI" as its affectionately known, is a natural paradise known for its wildlife and untouched beauty. A glamping site on this island would allow guests to immerse themselves in true wilderness, with the chance to spot kangaroos, sea lions, and a variety of bird species. Crystal clear waters, local produce and eco-friendly experiences thrive in this unique part of the world.
Blue Mountains, New South Wales
The Blue Mountains, just a short drive from Sydney, offers a stunning backdrop for any glamping adventure. The region's striking canyons, forests, and waterfalls provide a perfect escape for city dwellers who need a nature-hit. A glamp site here would offer guests the opportunity to explore the hiking trails, take part in canyoning or abseiling while enjoying a time to sleep deep and retreat around the fire at night time. And all, so close to the city!
Great Ocean Road, Victoria
The Great Ocean Road along the coast of Victoria is famous for its breathtaking cliffs, rock formations, and pristine beaches. A glamp in this part of the world would capitalize on the stunning coastal views, creating a unique experience for travelers who want to explore the famous Twelve Apostles and other natural wonders. This is one of the great drives of the world and it is that, for a very good reason.
Australia really is a treasure trove of natural beauty, and it presents a plethora of opportunities for those interested in exploring rare glamping locations - on and off the beaten track. Each of these top locations offers a unique blend of natural wonders, adventure, and an opportunity to indulge in relaxation - making them perfect for any glamping getaway. Whether it's the beachfront luxury of the Whitsundays or the rugged beauty of Cradle Mountain, the possibilities are endless for creating a glamp that showcases the best of Australia's landscapes and allows you to create your perfect nature hotel at the same time. With the right equipment, some locational research and a bit of creativity on how you get there, you can turn your dream of creating your very own glamp, into a very possible reality.
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