Wanderlust - I want something just like this

When you yearn for seclusion hidden away amidst nature, be lead down a path where at first you can barely see anything. Come further and the wonders start to reveal themselves. With each step you’ll leave the world further behind, a smile will break out, and the peace that is wanderlust will consume you. Then you’ll reach your sanctuary, private, secluded, immersed in the sounds of nature and surrounded by jaw dropping views. It’s then you’ll say to yourself - I want something just like this.

Step onto the sheltered deck and settle in at the handcrafted redwood table, carved from a single slab of locally sourced sequoia. Sip a glass of wine, as the birds welcome you with their songs and you slowly are mesmerised by the ever-changing landscape unfolding before you.

When inside you’ll want to just be embraced by the effortlessly comfortable bean bags that adjust to your every mood as you relax and refresh, streaming whatever takes your fancy. Or if you prefer, open all the doors and just let nature come inside.

And who says you can’t nap during the day? When you feel that a book, or even briefly closing your eyes is just the medicine to restore your soul, retreat to your own double hammock hanging gracefully in the shade of two trees, like nature intended it.

As evening approaches, create a dining experience to remember. Light the wood-fired pizza oven, prepare your favourite pizza and enjoy the simple pleasure of cooking outdoors while the sun sets across the valley.

Then, as darkness falls, settle into the super comfy Adirondack chairs in front of the outdoor cinema beneath a blanket of stars. Wrapped up beside the campfire toasting marshmallows, enjoy your favourite movie on the big screen with nothing but nature and you. It's a magical experience that guests often tell us becomes the highlight of their stay.

Finally, sink into crisp linen sheets and wake refreshed to sweeping views across the valley and the sounds of kookaburras and parrots telling you, ‘you’re in our home now.’