You know it has been a great stay when you come back to your hometown and frequently say that you wish you were back at Bluff Point. Expectations exceeded. We were looking for something special and received that in spades. In saying that we did know that we were heading to a remote, wild part of Tasmania and were not expecting 5-star accommodation, only 5000 stars plus outlook. That coupled with the sunrises, sunsets, full moon and rainbows made for a memorable experience.
The accommodation, while classed perhaps as a “shack” was more than that while still being modest. Everything we needed was there and the outlook from most windows was amazing. Walks a plenty and a great little sitting area out the front to watch the day go by, the waves in the distance crash and connect to the neighbours coming by. We found a well stocked pantry of condiments and large coffee plunger. The fire place was a beautiful surprise and was well used at night even on a summer's evening.
There are only 12 houses in this part of Tassie and, if you choose to respectively connect to the neighbours, you won’t regret it. Or keep to yourself. There is other foot or car traffic during the day heading to surf breaks or rock pools and we took that all as part of the experience.
We will be back and would recommend the location and the hospitality to anyone wanting an engaging, connected experience in truly a unique part of Australia.
Make sure you do check out Arthur River on your stay as we wished we had found that earlier. That is where the “edge of the world” is and well worth it.