What on earth is a safari tent? Well, having stayed in one myself I can tell you it’s a comfortable, camping experience. All the conveniences of self-contained cabins but with the feeling of sleeping under the stars. Apparently glamorous camping or “glamping” is taking the world by storm and now I know why. ..
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“Great experience in a glamping tent. Very good, clean facilities. Great value for money. Fabulous location. Amazing, quiet, pristine beach.
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“Great location, friendly helpful staff, camo grounds were in excellent condition, along with the amenities provided. Thank you for a wonderful relaxing stay, we will be back.
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“We stopped to camp there for a few nights. Was a fantastic stay , very clean neat facilities and the host Matthew was very helpful and friendly.
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“Fun glamping experience. Loads of room. Electric blanket comfort. Luxury feel combined with the fun of camping in nature with starry sky and crackling fire
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Tasmania is a beautiful island to visit, especially if this is your first time.
One of the most inspiring areas is the East Coast which includes Scamander and the picturesque town of St Helens. The area is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and outdoor activities so here is a short tourist idea of what you could see when you visit. You could not find a better spot to experience the joys of Glamping on the East Coast of Tasmania!
Bay of Fires: One of the most famous attractions near St Helens is the Bay of Fires, a stretch of pristine coastline renowned for its crystal-clear turquoise waters, white sandy beaches, and unique orange-hued granite rocks. It's a perfect spot for swimming, snorkelling, fishing, and beach walks.
Binalong Bay: Adjacent to the Bay of Fires, Binalong Bay offers more breathtaking beaches and scenic coastal vistas. Take a leisurely stroll along the shore, enjoy a picnic, or simply relax and soak up the beauty of this picturesque location.
St Helens Point: Visit St Helens Point to explore the St Helens Point Conservation Area, home to diverse wildlife and bird species. Take a walk along the nature trails and discover the historic St Helens Point Lighthouse, which offers panoramic views of the surrounding area.
Georges Bay: St Helens is nestled on the shores of Georges Bay, a haven for fishing enthusiasts. You can try your luck at catching fish such as bream, flathead, and Australian salmon. There are also boat ramps available for those who wish to explore the bay by water.
In addition, there are memorable scenic drives, excellent fresh seafood Arts and Crafts and so much more.
