With a fire pit and architectural two-seat sauna right on the beach, there’s no chance of getting chilly at this restored fishing shack on Tassie’s south-east coast. Pick your spot and watch echidnas, penguins and other wildlife amble by.

This private island, 90 minutes out of Hobart, is exclusively yours for each stay, with sleeping room for up to eight. There’s full access to a veggie patch and orchard, an abundant egg supply from resident free-range chickens and wild oysters straight off the rocks. You can even hire a local high-profile chef to cook for your group.

Sleep in a cosy eco-luxe converted shipping container.

A gateway to Tasmania’s Cradle Mountain region, this cosy farm redefines paradise living.

Be transported into a world of seaside history at this heritage-listed shack in a secluded Tassie town with a private jetty and views of the pristine still water.

Luxury accommodation set over two levels, with the best view in Strahan.

Soak in the outdoor woodfire hot tub, sip local pinot by the fire and wander through the Tasmanian countryside at this converted 1840s-era sandstone stable, located on a working sheep farm.

Stay in an old shepherd’s cottage, a stone house built in the 1800s or a cosy weatherboard shack – all set on a 6000-acre sheep farm and vineyard with three private beaches.

This nautically themed seaside shack exudes some seriously tranquil – and luxurious – seaside vibes.

A cosy seaside retreat with sweeping views of Great Oyster Bay.

This tranquil wooden cabin, just 15 minutes’ from Hobart’s CBD, feels like it’s in the foothills of Mount Fuji. It sleeps up to six, and is fully fitted out with Japanese products from its fan-favourite sister store in Sydney.