Unobstructed views to the soulful landscape of the Tasmanian sea and mountains.
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Cantilevered over a sloping hill on Tasmania’s Bruny Island, the architecturally daring and sustainably designed Vipp Tunnel balances beauty and brutalism.
Unwind in the outdoor bath, kayak the tranquil waters, cosy up by the outdoor fire or set up a picnic on the peninsula deck.
In the 160 m² tunnel stretching 30 meters, wall to wall glass and recessed steel doors provide unobstructed views to the soulful landscape of the Tasmanian sea and mountains.

Showcasing a striking brutalist concrete design, Tunnel seamlessly merges art and architecture.
enter inside(AMENITIES)

- (01) Complimentary Taylor & Smith cocktails
- (02) Fully equipped Vipp kitchen with quality appliances from Fisher & Paykel, Miele and Zip
- (03) Indoor fireplace with firewood
- (04) Heated flooring
- (05) Air conditioning
- (06) TV with streaming services
- (07) Free Wifi
Every interior detail has been carefully considered, from the Danish furnishings by Vipp to the ‘tunnel vision’ water views through the structure.
The main Vipp Tunnel guesthouse accommodates two guests, with an expansive bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, and living space unfolding within.
from AUD $970 per night
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Commanding 300 metres of shoreline along the D'entrecasteaux Channel, Tunnel offers an off-grid retreat on Bruny Island.
experience outsidethomas bailey, arhcitect aia, director room11“it is a place where the cut of contemporary architectural thinking is starkly rendered against a raw natural context.”


vipp team“abundant views to the island’s fascinating flora and fauna encourage a rebalancing of the natural order and turns a visit into a study in the art of slowing down, down under.



