South Australia is likely going to challenge the east coast as a red-hot holiday destination after a tiny home found its way onto Airbnb’s most-wished-listed new places for 2023.
Airbnb shared the top 14 most wished-for destinations in January and somehow it largely passed us by that a tiny little off-grid home right down near Port Lincoln has made the list.
The newly-released list of hotspots is a stunning display of some of the most picturesque places to snooze in the whole world. There’s a house in France with its own private river, a log cabin high in the Smoky Mountains
in Tennessee, a in Nova Scotia and a fucking in Joshua Tree, California.
Then — proudly nestled in among all the places that look like they’ll cost you an arm, a leg, your firstborn three months of Sydney rent — is the in Hawson.
Suppose we all just assumed the most pined-over properties would be in jaw-dropping locales and not just across the gulf from Adelaide.
Hosted by locals and , who lived in the house for two years after they finished building it in 2019, the wee spot on the hobby farm is completely off-grid with its own solar energy system and composting dunny.
Unlike some of the other destinations (which I’m sure would cost a motza to have a sleepover in) the wee South Aus gem is currently $230 a night and sleeps four adults.
There were still heaps of available dates to book the ‘lil home by the Great Australian Bight when I checked so if you’re after a highly lusted-over getaway maybe lock yourself a stay in ASAP. You know, before everyone else finds it on Airbnb, comes to town and books the place out for the foreseeable future.
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