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Embark on a quick 50-minute flight from Melbourne and find yourself on King Island, nestled among the 330 islands comprising Tasmania, where Tiny Rupetta awaits.

Indulge in the perfect seaside escape at Tiny Rupetta, where you'll discover world-class cheese, fresh seafood, and the purest air on Earth. 

Nestled atop a sand dune, this charming retreat offers breathtaking views of the pristine beach and the azure waters of Bass Strait, inviting you to rejuvenate your senses and ignite romance.

Relax and unwind as you enjoy the outdoor bath, watching the waves roll in and the ocean stretch endlessly before you. Savor moments of tranquility, basking in the pure, invigorating air while indulging in the best local produce. With each passing wave and every breathtaking sunset, Tiny Rupetta is a sanctuary for the soul. 

Warm outdoor baths in winter, cool outdoor dips in summer — our bathtubs are made for every season. On hot days, simply fill the tub for an easy, refreshing soak under the sunshine. In winter, they become the perfect place to unwind in a warm, steamy bath surrounded by nature.

Expect to leave with a deep sense of calm and a renewed appreciation for nature’s beauty.

Getting to King Island
King Island is accessible by daily flights from Melbourne and several Tasmanian airports, with services operated by Sharp Airlines, King Island Airlines, and Rex Airlines.

If you're travelling from other parts of Australia, you can connect via Melbourne. Rex Airlines offers the most regular and reliable service.
To check flight times or book, visit www.rex.com.au.

Getting Around
There is no public transport on King Island, so hiring a car is essential.
We recommend booking your vehicle before you arrive.

Local car hire providers:
kingislandcarrental.com.au
islandcarhire.com.au

Into The Wild Escape - This tiny home offers a true Into The Wild Escape, set in a serene, natural environment where nature takes center stage. With no man-made distractions, you can disconnect and immerse yourself in the tranquility of your surroundings.

Into The Wild Escapes acknowledges and respects Aboriginal people as the state’s first people and nations and recognises Aboriginal people as the Traditional Owners and occupants of Tasmania’s land and water.

## BEFORE ARRIVAL
Uncover the scientifically proven wellbeing benefits of connecting with nature through Into The Wild Escapes. To support you on your wellbeing journey, we've meticulously crafted an itinerary designed to optimise your experience and rejuvenation during your stay.  

We're committed to supporting the small rural communities we call home. Before your arrival, take some time to visit local producers and stock up on fresh, local goods for your tiny home stay:

King Island Dairy: Artisan cheeses and dairy products made from locally sourced milk.
King Island Meat Providore: Quality cuts of locally sourced meats.
King Island Bake House: Freshly baked bread, pastries, and other baked goods.
King Island Gin: Distilled and crafted of King Island's hand foraged pure wild bounty. 
## DAY 1
Relax in bed with St Ali Coffee
Morning meditation or yoga
Leisurely walk on the property - take a stroll down to the beach where the only footprints are likely to be a wallaby's.
Explore the rock pools that have an abundance of marine life in them.
Wine and cheeseboard at sunset in the outdoor bath overlooking the ocean with local produce
BBQ dinner with local produce on the deck overlooking the ocean
Board games and stargazing by the outdoor fire
## DAY 2
Relax in bed with St Ali Coffee
Add some nature-focused activities for an immersive experience:
Spend time observing and photographing local wildlife - there is lots to see in the coastal vegetation that surrounds you!
Practice mindful walking, paying attention to the sights, sounds, and scents around you
Try sketching or painting the natural scenery
Take a longer hike to explore different parts of the property or nearby trails
Sunset seafood dinner with local produce on the deck overlooking the ocean
Stargazing by the outdoor fire
## DAY 3
Relax in bed with St Ali Coffee
Explore local attractions:
Visit the iconic Cape Wickham Lighthouse for stunning coastal views - there are amazing platypus, penguin and inland bird watching experiences from this part of the island!
Explore the Calcified Forest, a unique natural wonder
Visit Disappointment Bay or Mertha Lavinia beach. 
Enjoy lunch somewhere local, and enjoy the beautiful Tassie produce available
Sunset and stargazing with local produce in the outdoor bath overlooking the ocean
## DAY 4
Relax in bed with St Ali Coffee and breakfast platter from local produce
Walk around the property for stunning ocean and landscape views and perhaps another beach stroll!
Visit Penny's lagoon - a perched lake which is only one of three in the world! It's clear water and white sand edges make for a stunning picnic lunch spot
Enjoy a locally sourced dinner and stargazing by the outdoor fire overlooking the ocean
Or perhaps run a bath and enjoy stargazing from the tub!
## DAY 5
Relax in bed with St Ali Coffee and breakfast platter from local produce
Walk around the property for stunning coastal, countryside views
Relax in the outdoor bathtub
Farewell with a local produce dinner and stargazing by the outdoor fire


Indulge in the perfect seaside escape at Tiny Rupetta, where you'll discover world-class cheese, fresh seafood, and the purest air on Earth.

Embark on a quick 50-minute flight from Melbourne and find yourself on King Island, nestled among the 330 islands comprising Tasmania, where Tiny Rupetta awaits.

Nestled atop a sand dune, offering breathtaking views of the pristine beach and the azure waters of Bass Strait, Tiny Rupetta invites you to rejuvenate your senses, bask in the pure, invigorating air, and ignite romance.

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