5 Australian Airbnbs we wouldn’t mind self-isolating in – now, or after Covid-19
From remote beach getaways to magical mountain escapes, the continent down under offers an abundance of attractive Airbnb abodes
With much of the world currently under coronavirus quarantine, many have likely been left locked down in fanciful reverie, dreaming about where in the world they would rather be right now. One such spot that seems particularly alluring is Australia. Blessed with immense natural beauty, iconic landscapes and impressive city centres, quarantining almost anywhere in Oz feels like a good idea.
Some of the best sequestration spaces down under would have to be the country’s many breathtaking Airbnbs, and the options are almost endless. To give an idea of some of these incredible Airbnb offerings, while simultaneously satisfying those wanderlust cravings, here is a list of just five Australian Airbnbs we would not mind self-isolating in, coronavirus or not.
Port Douglas paradise
Immaculately designed by Australian architect Charles Wright, this ultra-modern villa is perched high on a peak overlooking the lush forested hills and white-sand beaches of Port Douglas in tropical Queensland. Besides all the best mod cons, the stunning home features a 10-metre infinity pool and sumptuous balcony, offering unrivalled vistas stretching to the horizon.
A great grotto
Nestled within the Blue Mountain National Park, only a few hours’ drive from Sydney, this unique home is more cosy cave carved from cliffside rock. Stepping through the hobbit-like circular doorway, an enchanted dwelling opens to an otherworldly space defined by panoramic views of the mountainous valleys below. Hibernation hang-out anyone?
Tasmanian delight
