The Bubbletent of three different constellations gives you the ultimate experience of the entire star sky.
To make people more comfortable with nature, Australia's sparsely populated Australia has launched its first bubble hotel, Bubbletent, located in the world's second Grand Canyon, Capertee Valley, New South Wales, to give people a glimpse of the canyon.
Bubbletent was founded by an Australian couple, Sonny Vrebac and Mayu Iwasaki, from their star-watching experience at Lake Tekapo in New Zealand, said. Sonny Vrebac. "when I went to the Observatory at Lake Tekapo, I wasn't very interested. But when everyone turned off the lights, I saw the beauty of heaven. " But Sonny said it would have been better if there was an exclusive private space and a close look at the beautiful stars.
So Sonny and his wife, Mayu, decided to share this unique experience with more people. In October, they set up Australia's first luxury bubble tent, covering a total area of 4.05 million square meters, on a farm 200km outside Sydney.
Bubbletent launched three bubble tents named after different constellations.
Cancer is located on the top of the mountain, with Changsha for people to enjoy the view of the canyon;
There is Leo on the hills and a rocking chair hangs between eucalyptus trees not far away;
And Virgo on the hillside, the only tent with a bathtub on the edge of the cliff.
The three bubble tents are completely transparent and people can enjoy the beautiful stars at 360 degrees. Of course, even if it's fully transparent, you don't have to worry about reduced privacy. Each tent is on a different hill and will never be disturbed by others.
According to the Sonny Vrebac couple, the tent is small, but the basic room is no less equipped than the hotel. One double bed, terrace with sofa and chair, Bluetooth speakers, gas stove, bathroom and mini refrigerator.
You can get up early and wait for a sunrise, feel the first ray of sunlight on your body, or listen to music and lie comfortably in bed.
Although there are no restaurants here, you can enjoy home-made cuisine, such as self-service barbecue, homemade cheese and so on.
In addition, it is one of the top 50 bird-watching sites in the world, which means you may unwittingly find an endangered honey bird, (Regent Honeyeater) or peregrine falcon (Peregrine Falcon), as well as 240 other species that breed here.
It is reported that the Sonny couple plans to continue to expand the size of the bubble tent. He said the solar system has 88 constellations, Bubbletent's current three constellations are far from enough, and it will appear in New Zealand in the future, bringing bubble tents back to the original beginning of the concept.
