The Nest — Coastal Escape was crafted to provide freedom from the stresses of life and allow Guests to reset in natural surroundings. The result is a dreamy off grid sanctuary perched high on the rugged, west coast cliffs overlooking the Tasman Sea.

The space
Sleep/Lounge —
The most important quality of any Nest is the comfort it gives its occupants. The Nest — Coastal Escape is no exception. Sink into the lush King bed and let the crashing waves drown out life's constant noise. After a well deserved sleep in, move from the cosiness of the bed to the comfort of the couch and continue to drink in the dreamy surroundings.

Eat —
A memorable meal is made of more than the sum of its ingredients. Combine the kitchenette at The Nest with its expansive sea views to create memories that stay with you long after the last bite. Powered by solar and natural gas, the off grid kitchenette includes a mini fridge, gas burner and large sink. For the more adventurous, take the experience further by gathering food from The Nest's environment or cooking by fire on the beach under the stars.

Bathe —
If the trickle of the river and roar of the ocean leaves you longing to dive in, soak in the steamy waters of The Nest's outdoor bath. Ease in with a friend and watch the Milky Way float by overhead. Or cleanse your skin of the sea's salt in the recently renovated bathroom, which includes a new shower, toilet and basin.

Other things to note
Solar Power - The Nest is completely off grid and utilises three solar panels on its roof to generate all its electrical needs. The solar power system provides enough electricity to power the lights, heating, refrigeration and power points. But it does have its limits! Using larger household appliances such as a hair dryer, coffee machine or toaster etc. will cause the system to overload. The Nest was designed in this way to educate guests on the benefits and limitations of solar power systems and encourage mindfulness of power consumption.