Do you feel stressed? Do you feel tired? More Anxious than usual? Like your constantly on the go and never have a minute for your mind to just stop? Do you need to get away deep into nature? Get away from all types of technology, your xbox, that laptop or phone, and to just 'be'? If you answered yes to any of these then Nulla Nulla is for you.
I stayed at Nulla for 5 nights, by myself.
I needed to get away from Sydney's fast paced life and hear the sound of nobody, and nothing.
I literally had the place to myself. Super quiet and private, the blacksmiths cottage is everything as it is described, and as the reviews say. The decor is amazing, alot of it made by the hosts themselves. Everything is extremely thought out, down to the fresh flowers. I highly recommend opting for the catering option, where Wen, the most delightful, positive and loveliest person I have met, brings you your recipes ready to cook in the kitchen which has all utensils provided. The quality of the food produce is next to none. You eat the food and are insanely satisfied, but don't feel bloated, sluggish, or like you need a nap.
It transforms you and gives you the appropriate energy. Whilst staying here and eating the food that grows from the ground you walk on, you really understand the meaning of 'food is medicine'.
Grab the hammock and walk 30 seconds down the hill (10 seconds if ur running) and set it up on the hooks that are placed on two large trees. Take a book, a towel and a drink of whatever you fancy and just enjoy. Get too hot, then jump in the crystal clear flowing deliciousness that is a mere 4 steps from the hammock you roll out of.
I also opted for a massage with Kerriann which was extremely calming, relaxing and energy clearing.
And a yoga/meditation class with Wen. Which was amazing and had me feel like I was floating by the end of it.
You must swim in the creek each day if weather permits. O and be sure to check out the sound system in the cabin, it pumps.
The vibe and energy at this air bnb is unmatched. You will not regret this.