Ten Fifty Bakers

22/07/2026

Everyone needs to experience the smell of the bush on our walking tracks after the rain.

Even better in winter!

Then walk back to enjoy the sauna, fire pit and outdoor baths.

27/06/2026

Beautiful winter day. No wind. No rain.

A short walk to warm up and Browns Creek looking good.

03/04/2026

Just the sound of birds this morning, and a visit from a Flame Robin.

In paradise, solated from the chaos of the world.

05/02/2026

05/02/2026

Beautiful, and this is just between the front gate and the house.

Now, there’s another 23km of track to explore.

26/01/2026

The science of birdsong is simple; it tells your nervous system, “You’re safe now.”
Out here, it’s not a track on your meditation app. It’s real. Constant. And one of the first things you’ll notice when you wake up at Ten Fifty Bakers.
Your body knows what to do with it.
Come stay where silence sings https://bit.ly/47fz8EW

22/01/2026

The quiet morning.
The hot cup of coffee you didn’t forget to drink.
The sky you watched change colour.
This is the kind of resolution that sticks
Not because you tried harder,
But because you finally stopped running.
We believe in soft beginnings and the kind of luxury that starts with silence.

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20/01/2026

If you have a minute, why don’t we go…somewhere no one else has.

Tasmania’s most secluded new retreat.

📍Narawntapu, Tasmania

Now taking bookings

15/01/2026

You don’t have to go far to feel like you’ve gone somewhere
One of the best things about staying at Ten Fifty?
You don’t have to go anywhere to feel like you’ve escaped.
But if you do feel like exploring, there’s a whole national park literally next door.

Narawntapu National Park is about 5 minutes from your door.
You can spend hours just wandering.
– Walk to the bird hide and watch the wetlands come alive
– Spot kangaroos, wombats, and even the occasional eagle overhead
– Stumble across beaches with no one on them
– Bring snacks and sit somewhere quiet; you’ll probably see more wildlife than people

It’s peaceful. Open. Uncrowded.
One of those places where you lose track of time, and that’s the point.
So if you're feeling slow, stay in.
If you're feeling curious, head out.
Either way, you’re in the right place.

14/01/2026

Can you swim in Tasmania? Yes, and it's incredible.
But like everything wild, you need to know what to look out for.