It is all about the view from each and every window. Lying in bed at night watching stars at night and sunrises without lifting your head from your pillow. We hired a RAV4 and had no troubles getting up and down the drive way. Good grip shoes and walking stick good for walking down when dry. Great designed two building house, separated by open deck. 3 or so metres door to door, no problem in rain or wind (just hang carefully onto door) We found separate living and bedroom houses good for those wanting peace and quiet and those listening to music or watching netflix etc. We bought from mainland with us a Telstra sim bought from Woolies online that allowed us to hotspot from phone to laptops for internet and our own SBS, Netflix, Disney plus accounts (came in handy for 3 out of our 12 days when there was inclement weather) Otherwise reading books and just staring out the windows was the way to pass the time when we were at what we considered very quickly to be our 'home'. Our pets (Wallabies), including 'Frank' were there to greet us each morning and evening. I settled on celery as a small treat each day for those around (sometimes 10 to 12 of them) after looking up what was bad for them (could have not given them treats at all, but...?) There is a bowl in the ground out the front which the Wallabies drink from everyday, give them fresh water please. We left a log in the bowl to help other creatures get out, including small frogs which seemed to have trouble with smooth sides) Yes a long way to drive to town, so you need to plan meals well. Cheaper and nicer to make your own bread at the house (ie, Ridiculously Easy Focaccia Bread) We got Thai from Parn's house twice, need to order really early or night before otherwise you will miss out. Walkers supermarket in Whitmark has good stock of supplies, but can run low on things before ferry re-supply. We brought 20 kilos of food and wine with us (fancy bits and pieces.............no fresh fruit or veggies allowed from Victoria though due to quarantine, it sadly ends up in the bin at the airport) Loads of beautiful walks, some for the super fit. A simple holiday location to re-charge, and really appreciate Australia's great beauty. My partner spent plenty of time snorkeling in various spots (he liked Trousers point, National park fees apply) I think Killiecrankie is the place to be, the house has a few things that could be improved, ie bit of holiday home clutter and kitchen with cupboards like my own house needing sorting! But none of this matters with those views. Our 12 nights here will go down as one of our favourite holidays as a family (3 of us)