Are flights between islands included?

Yes—private jet return flights from the departure destination and inter-island travel are included in the package.

Is golf gear included?

Golf gear is not included by default but is available to add on during booking.

What is the maximum group size?

Groups are limited to a maximum of eight people to maintain an intimate experience and ample tee time.

Are lessons provided?

Yes—a PGA golf pro lesson and guided games are included as part of the itinerary.

What accommodation is provided?

Two nights of premium accommodation are included; specific properties will be confirmed at booking.

Is airport transport included to the departure airport?

Departure destination airport transport is not included but can be added as an extra.

Private-Jet Golf Escape: King Island & Barnbougle Coastal Links

On the edge of Australia’s island fringe, King Island and Tasmania stage one of golf’s purest coastal matches: Ocean Dunes and Cape Wickham on King Island, followed by Barnbougle’s Dunes, Lost Farm, and Bougle Run on Tasmania’s north coast. This multi-day escape combines private-jet travel, PGA-guided clinics, premium lodgings, and back-to-back championship routing for players who want more than a scorecard — they want place. Begin with the low, wind-carved dunes and wide ocean sightlines of Ocean Dunes, where fairways sit atop swells of sand and native coastal heath. A PGA-led warm-up sets you up for Cape Wickham’s cliff-edge holes, where volatile wind and a dramatic coastline turn every approach into a calculation. Both King Island venues reveal limestone-tinged dunes and resilient flora shaped by salt spray and wind. Overnight island accommodation keeps the mood casual and polished: gear rests, stories bloom, and the day’s weather is parsed over local food and drink. A short flight moves the group to Tasmania and Barnbougle, where three distinct courses deliver linked but contrasting tests. The Dunes offer raw seaside links with rolling ridges; Lost Farm slips into narrower corridors with punchy green complexes; Bougle Run asks for gear choice and patience across rolling coastal heath. Under PGA guidance you’ll refine shot selection and course management while playing some of Australia’s most photographed fairways. Small group size (maximum eight) and bespoke service mean more tee time, expert feedback, and on-course strategy from your pro. Beyond golf, the trip reads like a field guide to coastal ecology. Expect dune systems, tussock grass, and pockets of heath hosting native birds and marine life along the shore. The itinerary includes seamless transfers, light catering in-flight, food and drinks credit on course, and two nights of accommodation; golf clubs are an optional add-on. Practical advantages — private flights between islands and a single-guide continuity — make logistics effortless so you can focus on shot-making and scenery. Why book this with an operator that stitches island and mainland courses together? Because few options deliver that level of access: private air travel, PGA instruction, elite routing, and small groups. For players who prize landscape as much as par, this trip is a high-end, efficient way to play world-class coastline, learn from top instructors, and sleep steps from links greens. If you travel for golf, this itinerary turns two distinct coastal cultures — King Island’s island light and Barnbougle’s Tasmanian grit — into one unforgettable, well-orchestrated weekend of play. Expect island-to-mainland contrasts in cuisine — King Island cheeses and fresh seafood followed by Tasmanian cool-climate produce — and take advantage of evening debriefs with your pro to translate lessons into lower scores the following day and long-lasting memories for golfers.