Wild Coast Tented Lodge

Inspired by the egg-shaped boulders scattered around the lodge, these 55sq m tented suites have thick canvas walls, vaulted ceilings, teak-framed windows and a decked area looking out over the bushland. Arranged in clusters of four, the cocoons are grouped around watering holes, attracting an abundance of wildlife for you to admire from the comfort of your deck. Inside, the tents recall the golden age of travel and exploration, featuring teak floors, leather-backed chairs, writing desks and king-size four poster beds. Each has a freestanding copper bath tub, a walk-in shower with a rainfall head, and twin sinks. There’s also free WiFi; a minibar; Sonos sound system; air-conditioning; coffee machine; tea-making facilities; free bottled water; and Ophir bath products.

Occupying prime spots along the beachfront, these 55sq m suites have a spacious wooden deck with a private, kidney-shaped plunge pool overlooking the ocean. Crafted from thick French canvas, each luxury tent has a vaulted ceiling and large, teak-framed windows; the interiors recall the golden era of travel and exploration, featuring teak floors, leather-backed chairs, writing desks and king-size four-poster beds. Each suite has an open-plan bathroom with a freestanding copper bath tub, a walk-in rainfall shower and twin sinks. There’s also free WiFi; a minibar; Sonos sound system; air-conditioning; coffee machine; tea-making facilities; free bottled water; and Ophir bath products.

These family-sized suites are made up of a 55sq m master cocoon and a 20sq m ‘urchin’ tent, giving children a space of their own. The main tent has a vaulted ceiling, large, teak-framed windows and a wooden deck. Inside, it’s furnished in a style that recalls the golden age of travel and exploration, showcasing a teak floor, dark leather chairs, a writing desk and a king-size four-poster bed. The open-plan bathroom has a freestanding copper bath tub, walk-in rainfall shower and twin sinks. There’s also free WiFi; a minibar; Sonos sound system; air-conditioning; coffee machine; tea-making facilities; free bottled water; and Ophir bath products. Connected by a wooden footbridge, the ‘urchin’ tent contains twin beds, lounge chairs, a thick-piled carpet and a small ensuite bathroom; up to two children can stay for $138 a night each.