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lunawuni / Bruny Island

A place where rugged coastal landscapes seamlessly blend with gourmet indulgence

Bruny Island, located just off Tasmania’s southern coast, is a destination known for its stunning coastal landscapes, rich wildlife, and unforgettable culinary experiences.

Whether you’re planning a romantic escape, a family adventure, or a solo retreat, Bruny Island delivers unforgettable experiences. Imagine waking up to the soothing sounds of waves meeting the shore, enveloped by pristine wilderness that highlights the island’s natural beauty. From cosy beachfront cottages to sustainable eco-lodges, there’s a stay that perfectly matches your style. View our accommodation options

Bruny Island is also a haven for food lovers, offering a culinary journey that celebrates the region’s finest flavours. Discover freshly shucked oysters at the island’s iconic oyster farm, sample artisanal cheeses made on-site at a local dairy, or indulge in handmade chocolates. Pair these delights with world-class wines produced from the island’s fertile lands, or visit the local whisky house for a warming dram. With so much to taste and savour, Bruny Island is a feast for the senses.

Get Shucked, Bruny Island Oysters. Image credit: Adam Gibson
Get Shucked, Bruny Island Oysters. Image credit: Adam Gibson

lunawuni / Bruny Island Touring Map

Bruny Island invites adventurers and nature lovers to explore its wild beauty and unique experiences. From stunning coastal walks and wildlife encounters to its renowned local produce and breathtaking views, Bruny Island is a destination that delivers unforgettable moments at every turn. Download the regional Touring Map to plan your journey.

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Bruny Island
Bruny Island Cruises offers award-winning eco-cruises along Bruny Island’s rugged coast in southern Tasmania....
Alonnah
Sheepwash Bay is a place to enjoy a slow stay and engage in the natural beauty of Bruny Island....
Killora
This stylish, tranquil, two bedroom self-contained cottage is only a short stroll to a sheltered bay and close to Dennes Point's fine dining cafe....
Apollo Bay
Commanding 400 metres of shoreline along the D'entrecasteaux Channel, Tunnel offers an off-grid retreat on Bruny Island. Showcasing a striking brutalist concrete design by...
Adventure Bay
Surrounded by rainforest views and offering glimpses of the ocean, Mavista Cottage offers a peaceful getaway on beautiful Bruny Island....
South Bruny
Discover architectural elegance at Bruny Bay House, a stunning retreat nestled between Mickeys Bay and Tinpot Bay on South Bruny Island....
South Bruny
The Pines Campground is a campground on South Bruny Island, managed by the Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania....
Bruny Island
Fall in love with The Pier House on Little Taylors Bay. This is the artist retreat you have been dreaming of—arrive by road or...
South Bruny
The Neck Campground is a campground within the Bruny Island Neck Game Reserve, managed by the Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania....
Bruny Island
Saintys Creek is a tranquil and beautiful body of water flowing through centuries-old forest and emptying into the serene Cloudy Bay Lagoon....
South Bruny
South Bruny National Park is just one of the many spectacular national parks that can be found right around Tasmania....
Lunawanna
Set amongst 860 acres of pristine bushland in remote South Bruny is The Lodge, a rustic timber chalet on the hill above Oyster Cove....
South Bruny
Private Eco Camping ground on Cloudy Bay at Bruny Island in Tasmania's south....
North Bruny
Echidna on Bruny offers self contained accommodation on Bruny Island, in Southern Tasmania....
Adventure Bay
Bruny Island Retreat is a fully self-contained holiday home at Adventure Bay, Bruny Island....

How to get to Bruny Island

Bruny Island is around 30 minutes drive south of Hobart, Tasmania. Head down the Channel Highway to Kettering, then turn left into Ferry Road. SeaLink Bruny Island Ferries depart every 20 minutes (except from 12.30pm to 1.20pm) so there’s no real need to time your departure around the ferry. 

No booking is required, but don’t be surprised if there is a queue for the ferry during busy periods.

Cruise into Bruny Island’s winter wilderness
SeaLink Bruny Island Ferries
Valid 01/05/2025
– 31/08/2025
Discounted fare to Bruny Island

Mavista Walking Track

Tucked away in the heart of South Bruny Island, the Mavista Picnic Area and Walking Track offers a peaceful escape into lush, cool-temperate rainforest.

This short, easy walk takes you along a shaded gully, surrounded by towering stringybarks, blackwoods, and an impressive array of tree ferns. With moss-covered logs and the gentle sounds of the creek nearby, it’s an ideal spot to slow down and soak in nature.

Mavista Rainforest Walk, Bruny Island. Image Credit: Darren Wright
Mavista Rainforest Walk, Bruny Island. Image Credit: Darren Wright

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