Australia Hotels

The Flinders Island Eco-Comfort Camp is an exclusive campsite that features large, comfortable tents equipped with clear roofs, allowing you to sleep under the stars. A permanent kitchen, dining platform, and shelter provide a space with panoramic views where you can enjoy hot drinks and meals with your group.

From your base at the Walkabout Lodge in the center of the town of Nhulunbuy, explore the unique landscape of East Arnhem Land, the magnificent fishing in the waters around the Gove Peninsula, and the traditional culture of the indigenous Yolŋu people. The Walkabout Lodge has 40 guest rooms, all of which are air conditioned and equipped with cable TV, a fridge, tea and coffee making facilities, a private bathroom, and outdoor patio area.

Kakadu Semi‑Permanent Eco‑Comfort Camps are located within or adjacent to existing national park campgrounds, such as at the Yellow Water, Gunlom, or Jim Jim regions, and placed to reduce impact while offering direct access to walking trails, billabongs, and rock art sites. Guests do not set up or take down tents; all management is handled by guides, allowing more time for exploration and relaxation.

Situated in the remote Petermann region, Kings Creek Station lies between Alice Springs and Uluru, making it a natural stopover or destination in itself. The station is about a 3.5-hour drive from Alice Springs and around 2 hours from Yulara (Uluru).

Developed by Australian Walking Holidays and designed with architectural sensitivity by Neeson Murcutt + Neille, the camps blend naturally into the desert landscape, using renewable energy, passive cooling, and local materials to honor and protect the country.

Camp across remote bush locations along the Larapinta Trail for a true wilderness experience. Sleep in a swag with a thick foam mattress and pillow. Roll it out under the open sky for world-class stargazing, or set up a tent for extra privacy.

East Tasmania is renowned for its pristine beaches, national parks, and charming small coastal towns, making it one of the state’s most popular destinations for cabin stays. Whether exploring the Bay of Fires, Freycinet National Park, or the seaside villages around Bicheno and St. Helens, cabins offer a perfect mix of comfort and nature.

Remote wilderness camps in Tasmania, Australia, offer expedition-style accommodations from the Franklin River to the South Coast Track. These camps provide comfort in areas lacking infrastructure and connection to the untamed wild.

Unsurpassed accommodation and facilities on Horn Island are located at the Gateway Torres Strait Resort, which has 22 self contained, air conditioned rooms, each with its own private veranda area and a double and single bed.

Located within the Ayers Rock Resort complex in Yulara, Desert Gardens Hotel is about a 20-minute drive from Uluru and 10 minutes from Ayers Rock Airport. Free resort shuttle buses connect all facilities within the resort.