Honeymoons in Australia

Offering direct views of Uluru and across the desert to Kata Tjuta, dotted among the red-rust dunes of the Central Desert are sixteen tented pavilions, each affording a connection with the outback landscape and its heritage, as well as a glamorous base from which to explore the wilderness.

An oasis of Australian style, Qualia provides exceptional levels of award-winning luxury and intuitive, friendly service.

Activities include snorkelling, diving, paddle boarding, kayaking, hiking, visits to the Lizard Island Research Station, tennis under night lights, morning yoga on the beach and indulgent spa treatments.

An opportunity to connect with nature in one of the most beautiful landscapes in the region, wake up with the sun and peek out onto miles of shimmering water and listed coral reefs.

Not only is each named after an influential Australian artist or architect, but they also feature artworks from the Mona collection, so you can admire the view both inside and outside your pavilion.

The property is renowned for its commitment to ecotourism and conservation, and as well as the opportunity to get up close to the region's diverse wildlife, including wallabies, crocodiles, and bird species, you can also savour the on-site kitchen’s gourmet meals showcasing native Australian flavours.

Play tennis followed by tea and refreshments in the pavilion, a glass of wine by the fire in the cosy Argyle Library Bar or explore the myriad of sculptures and artwork from many of the region’s top artists.

Nine island-style guest suites offer a relaxed, barefoot luxury atmosphere designed to reflect Lord Howe’s pristine natural environment, all rendered in a contemporary architectural style.

Set in front of the dramatic Hazards Mountain range and overlooking the sapphire waters of Great Oyster Bay, expect secluded, stylish, and comfortable accommodation for a truly relaxing east coast escape.