A great locale to put up your feet and unwind from the busy life in the city. This place will make you feel like you're living among nature, but with all the comforts of home - and a close-by caretaker in case you might run into trouble. The place could comfortably accommodate a big family, but I travelled solo, and on the cusp of Autumn/Winter found it was a great place to come back to spread out and unwind by the fireplace after a day out adventuring. The island's attractions are all in arm's reach - walking trails, a bit of history, penguins at The Neck lookout (remember to take some red cellophane so not to blind them and some patience) and edible delights produced on the island - most within a 30min drive or less. I stayed 7 nights, but would suggest 5 days is a good length of time in this quiet part of Tasmania.