Lumière Lodge

The ogee arch, in architectural terms, is symbolic of a meeting place of two curves. It's from this that they chose the name Ogee to represent their small space. A meeting place, here on a small corner in North Hobart's outskirts, where they want to celebrate the simplistic beauty of great food, great wine, and sharing it with great company. 28 seats, the epitome of a small neighbourhood restaurant, inspired by the timeless quality of European bistros. They take influence from everything local and Tasmanian in all of it's glory, alongside French and Italian cultural and culinary traditions, to present something humble, yet finessed. This is their home, and they hope you feel as comfortable here as we do.

Solo Season delivers multi-day guided hiking experiences for women in Tasmania's wild and ancient national parks. Their tours focus on building skill, confidence and connection on the trail, with small groups, quality equipment and knowledgeable guides. They aim to make overnight hiking accessible and enjoyable, empowering guests to continue exploring Tasmania's landscapes long after their trip ends.

Come dive into Tasmania's alpine playground - The Walls of Jerusalem is a wild, unforgettable mix of soaring cliffs, crystal-clear tarns, and ancient pencil pine forests, all spread across high-country trails that are challenging enough to feel adventurous but totally manageable for a steady, scenic pace. It's dramatic, remote, and breathtakingly beautiful; a must-do for anyone chasing a genuine Tassie adventure The journey kicks off with a climb up to Wild Dog campsite, perched on the plateau at the edge of Tasmania's "Mountain Kingdom." Spend the first night breathing in crisp alpine air, with hints of the peaks still to come. The next day, a gentle stroll through ancient pine forests, and past the dramatic Dolorite cliffs of the central walls, brings us to the second night's camp at Dixons Kingdom. After lunch, drop your packs and head up Mt Jerusalem for some truly speccy views. On the final morning, check the vibe, linger over a slow coffee by the lake, sleep in a little longer, or sneak in a side trip to Solomon's Throne? Then make your way back to Hobart with full hearts, tired legs, and plenty of stories to tell.