Rumi on Louth
South Australia
300 acres of untamed beauty in the Spencer Gulf.
Rumi on Louth was born from a desire to create something that didn't exist: a place where high-end luxury coexists with radical sustainability.
"We didn't want to just build a resort; we wanted to build a sanctuary. A place where you can disconnect from the noise of the modern world and reconnect with the raw elements of nature, without sacrificing comfort."
— Che Metcalfe & Natasha Metcalfe
Louth Island sits in the calm waters of Louth Bay, just a short boat ride from Port Lincoln on the Eyre Peninsula. It is a place of stark contrasts: red granite outcrops, white sandy beaches, and protected coves teeming with marine life.
Originally a sheep station, the island has been carefully regenerated. We have planted thousands of native trees and cleared invasive species to allow the natural birdlife and ecosystem to thrive once again.
Your journey begins in Port Lincoln. We arrange all transfers from the airport to our ferry terminal, and then to the island.
Get to the island across the secluded Louth Bay in minutes on one of our amphibious Sealegs ferries.
Direct flights are available from Adelaide to Port Lincoln Airport (PLO). Flight time is approximately 50 minutes.
Drive yourself. Secure lock up parking is provided at our Louth Bay ferry departure point.
Rumi on Louth is a living project. We are currently in Phase 1, but our vision extends far beyond. We are building towards a completely self-sustained ecosystem, powered by renewable energy and managed by our custom operating system, SomaOS.
Expanding our off-grid capacity to continue 100% renewable energy production & storage.
Development is underway for 22 cliff-top luxury ocean view pavilions.
Continuing our $10m commitment to island restoration.
Coming 2026