Kittawa Lodge is one of Australia's newest luxury boutique lodges, comprising two architecturally-designed one-bedroom lodges on a secluded and exclusive 96-acre coastal property on the west-coast of King Island, Tasmania. It comprises over 750 metres of coastline, lush 12,000 year old grassy sand dunes, private valleys, forested nooks and natural-spring dams. While spectacularly remote, Kittawa Lodge is conveniently located just 15 minutes drive from the main township of Currie. Completely off-grid, you are free to explore the many hidden coves and pebbled beaches along the foreshore, and snorkel the pristine waters rich with diverse marine life, just metres from your luxurious private lodge. Surrounded by nature, you may encounter Red-Necked Wallabies, bush turkeys, wild peacocks, pheasants and a family of majestic Sea Eagles. KITTAWA LODGE - THE ACCOMMODATION
Kittawa Lodge provides a truly luxurious accommodation experience, offering two one-bedroom self-contained lodges. Each lodge is architecturally designed to maximise your connection to the outdoors, while minimising exposure to the elements. The location of each lodge has been carefully selected to optimise your panoramic views as well as your privacy, while ensuring a sense of ultimate seclusion. Comprising contemporary, soaring and light-filled interiors, each lodge features French-designed fireplaces, warm and charred timber tones, custom joinery, local artwork and bespoke furniture. Completely off-grid, Kittawa Lodge is the ultimate luxury eco-tourism destination, offering every comfort. KITTAWA LODGE - THE LODGES
Each one-bedroom lodge has been thoughtfully designed to optimise the guest experience, and comprises the following:
+ Panoramic coastal views from every room.
+ Custom bathroom, featuring a hand-made concrete bath and dual basins, bespoke joinery and a free-standing shower, looking out a floor-to-ceiling window.
+ Generous bedroom, featuring a king bed, seated area, superior linen, bathrobes and biodegradable slippers and a selection of luxurious pillows.
+ Fully equipped kitchen, with Nespresso coffee machine and pods, and a pantry stocked with essential items.
+ Open plan lounge and dining area, allowing guests to relax while sampling local produce, enjoying local artwork and luxuriating next to the French-designed fireplace. KITTAWA LODGE - PERSONAL TOUCHES
Kittawa Lodge has sourced the best of local art and products, to elevate your experience and connection with King Island. Each lodge enjoys:
+ Kittawa Lodge’s exclusive and locally-made body wash, body lotion, shampoo, conditioner and air mist.
+ Local artwork, available for purchase.
+ Selection of premium Tasmanian w**e, wh**ky, gin and vodka, available for purchase.
+ Picnic rug, hamper and thermos, as well as warm jackets, for those going on an adventure.
+ Yoga mats, for those seeking rejuvenation.
+ Bluetooth surround sound speakers.
+ Iron / ironing board, hairdryer, books and board games.
+ Complimentary internet access, allowing the use of personal electronic devices. Consistent with Kittawa Lodge’s philosophy, televisions and other entertainment devices have been purposely removed, encouraging guests to escape from the daily grind and connect with the natural beauty of your surroundings. KITTAWA LODGE - INDUSTRY RECOGNITION
Kittawa Lodge has been recognised by a number of leading industry participants, including being recognised as:
+ Best New Tourism Business in Tasmania at the 2021 Tasmanian Tourism Awards
+ One of the top 12 “Incredible Bathtubs With A View” in Australia, as selected by Tourism Australia
+ One of the “100 Ways To Holiday Here This Year”, as selected by Australian Traveller in partnership with Tourism Australia
+ One of the seven “Best Ways To Holiday In Tasmania”, as selected by Australian Traveller in partnership with Tourism Australia
+ One of the eight “Best Island Holidays In Australia”, as selected by Australian Traveller in partnership with Tourism Australia
+ One of the eight “Perfect Weekend Getaways In Tasmania”, as selected by Qantas’ Travel Insider
+ One of the four “Secluded Spots To Get Away From It All” in Tasmania, as selected by The Weekend Australian