Location is like a postcard. Accommodation spotless. Dee responds to messages fast, thank you so much for letting us stay in your lovely beach shack. Two big large TV’s, thumbs up! While no wifi, we had good reception with Vodafone and Telstra. There was only one night where we couldn’t connect our smart phones to the smart tv’s & it was a windy night. Just as a heads-up for other travellers (and this may not affect your stay at all)... The bedroom is elevated and so there is a step-up/down each time you access it. I have a knee injury so it was challenging for me during our 3 night stay to continually step up and down. If using bathroom in the dark at night, remember the step too! The Welcome book / Accommodation manual also lists that there will be occasional creepy-crawlies as you are essentially surrounded by nature. We had 8 spiders during our stay (only 1 Huntsman) and a millipede infestation every night. They seem to crawl under front door and crawl into reception area and bathroom. If you can seal the bottom of the front door with something, this seems to work keeping them out. The beach shack is self-catering but Dee included 1 slice of bread per person, per night stay and some butter packets, so if you don’t have supplies on your first morning, there is bread/butter in freezer. Fresh bread tip: If you like fresh sourdough there’s a couple of retro fridges filled with bread each day on the corner of Bruny Island Main Rd & Sheepwash Rd. Alonnah. The fridges aren’t plugged in, they store bread and occasionally treats. Honesty box payment system & direct deposit bank details written on inside of fridge. We found this fridge last trip & this trip (because it was less than 10 minutes from the beach shack), we were able to buy Choc Coated Anzac bikkies too. Look up Bruny Baker on Instagram. Best food for us is always the Asian fusion panko oysters at Get Shucked & cheese platters and toasties from Bruny Island cheese (coffee good too). We really wanted to try BrunyWild for pizza and brekky & the Food Truck but hours meant they weren’t open during our 4 day stay on the island. Final note on the beach shack: a lovely local guy (who sells eggs in Adventure Bay), loaned us a fishing rod and the Mr caught a big flat head on the beach in front of the shack (to the right, by the rocks).