Recognise this place? I first featured beautiful Satellite island in 2016 and was completely blown away. It’s been my dream to visit this remote and rugged island off the southern coast of Tasmania ever since. Sadly, I’ve yet to make it Down Under yet, but I know a girl who has. Twice! The lucky woman in question is travel photographer Kara Rosenlund, who completely fell in love with the island five years ago – and decided to return to capture the wilderness and pure solitude. Kara spent her days waking to the sound of low-flying gulls and the gentle lapping of the waves, foraging for fresh Tasmanian oysters – and watching the sunset over the water. I couldn’t think ion a more heavenly way to spend a weekend, can you? Here are here snapshots:
So incredibly beautiful – what a dream!
Could you imagine spending your weekend here?
Interestingly, Per just walked past my computer screen and thought this cabin was somewhere in Scandinavia (if only!) – perhaps that’s why it’s stuck with me all these years?
More info about Satellite island can be found here. And you can see more of Kara’s incredible photography here – and her lovely prints are available in her online store.
Shall we compete the week with a tour of a few more island hideaways? Here are a few I dream about on grey, dreary January days:
I hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Stor kram!
Niki
Photography: Kara Rosenlund found via Lobster & Swan with thanks
Recognise this place? I first featured beautiful Satellite island in 2016 and was completely blown away. It’s been my dream to visit this remote and rugged island off the southern coast of Tasmania ever since. Sadly, I’ve yet to make it Down Under yet, but I know a girl who has. Twice! The lucky woman in question is travel photographer Kara Rosenlund, who completely fell in love with the island five years ago – and decided to return to capture the wilderness and pure solitude. Kara spent her days waking to the sound of low-flying gulls and the gentle lapping of the waves, foraging for fresh Tasmanian oysters – and watching the sunset over the water. I couldn’t think ion a more heavenly way to spend a weekend, can you? Here are here snapshots:
So incredibly beautiful – what a dream!
Could you imagine spending your weekend here?
Interestingly, Per just walked past my computer screen and thought this cabin was somewhere in Scandinavia (if only!) – perhaps that’s why it’s stuck with me all these years?
More info about Satellite island can be found here. And you can see more of Kara’s incredible photography here – and her lovely prints are available in her online store.
Shall we compete the week with a tour of a few more island hideaways? Here are a few I dream about on grey, dreary January days:
I hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Stor kram!
Niki
Photography: Kara Rosenlund found via Lobster & Swan with thanks
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