From a slick cabin in SA's Barossa Valley to a gorgeous "stargazer" in Victoria, here are seven tiny homes where you can simply switch off.
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If wine and relaxation go hand in hand for you, then this cute cabin - located just across the road from one of the country's best-known wineries, Seppeltsfield, in South Australia's gorgeous Barossa Valley - has your name written all over it. Just one-hour drive north-west of Adelaide, the tiny house features a luxurious king-sized bed, well-equipped kitchen, indoor fireplace, coffee machine, portable speakers and a deep bathtub. But what truly sets it apart is the in-cabin sauna, where you can crank up the heat in the middle of the frosty setting, and gawk at spellbinding vineyard views through floor-to-ceiling glass windows. From $695 per night; cabn.life
It's hard to believe that this minuscule hideaway can accommodate three guests, but thanks to its split-level design - a couch on the ground floor and a queen-sized bed up in the loft - a young family or a small group of friends can easily make themselves at home here. Set on a five-hectare property, about 45 minutes' drive from Mudgee, Little Lady is stylish and caters to creature comforts with features such as a kitchenette and air-conditioning, but it's also kind to Mother Nature - the bathroom is eco-friendly with waterless compost toilet and gas shower. From $179 per night; tinyaway.com
If you love the idea of getting away from the crowds but the thought of being completely on your own freaks you out, then Naeda - perched high on a mountain range in Avoca, about two hours' drive west of Melbourne - is the way to go. There are two other cabins on site: Orla and Frankie - close enough for a sense of security, but far enough to give you the space and isolation you need to relax and recover. From $233 per night; unyoked.co/neada
4. Jojo, NSW
It's easy to simply switch off at this tiny home, located in the heart of a lush pine forest, just two hours' drive south of Sydney in NSW's Illawarra region. Explore the stunning setting - the traditional land of the Dharawal People - on foot, then kick back in the beautifully appointed cabin, with comfortable bedding, bar fridge, gas stove and hot shower. From $283 per night; unyoked.co/jojo
The name says it all. When you check into this cabin - set on a 53-hectare property in Axedale, about two hours' drive north of Melbourne - with nothing but wide open spaces, you're set for a stargazing adventure once the sun goes down; weather permitting, of course. And just in case you get itchy feet, the great thing about this tiny home is, you're never too far from more active pursuits. Head to the Bendigo Art Gallery for a cultural excursion, or go fishing on Lake Eppalock. From $179 per night; tinyaway.com
If Alone Australia, the most watched SBS show in history, has inspired you to embrace the great outdoors and nothing but the rugged beauty of Tasmania will do, then make a beeline for this breathtaking location, about three hours' drive north of Hobart, on the traditional land of the Pyemmairrener people. Unlike the show's 10 contestants, however, you won't have to build your own shelter, thanks to this gorgeous tiny home with bed, firepit and - best of all - heater. From $233 per night; unyoked.co/olive
Sometimes you just want guaranteed sunshine - no matter what time of the year it is. For those occasions, nothing would suffice but a tiny home in a place called the Sunshine Coast in the Sunshine State. Offering the best of both worlds - bush and coast - this cabin has the Noosa National Park on one side and Mooloolaba beach on the other. From $179 per night; tinyaway.com
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