Your Guide to lunawuni / Bruny Island Accommodation
Bruny Island is celebrated for its stunning beaches, and staying here offers the rare pleasure of waking to the gentle sound of waves meeting the shore. Many accommodation options are immersed in nature, providing a perfect base for hiking, birdwatching, or simply soaking in the island’s unique flora and fauna.
For those seeking indulgence, Bruny Island features luxurious retreats that combine privacy, comfort, and breathtaking views. If a cosy escape is more your style, the island’s charming cottages provide a warm and inviting atmosphere, often surrounded by lush landscapes. Whatever your preference, Bruny Island’s accommodation options ensure a memorable and relaxing stay amidst its natural beauty.
Featured Bruny Island Accommodation:
Lunawanna
Hundred Acre Hideaway offers luxurious, solar powered accommodation on Bruny Island with commanding 180 degree views over valleys, mountains and beyond to the Southern...
Bruny Island
Hotel Bruny offers ensuite motel suites across from the beach at Alonnah on Bruny Island in southern Tasmania....
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North Bruny
Superb self contained Pods with a beautiful direct waterfront position alongside Quarantine Bay on North Bruny Island. Architect designed by the award winning EcoShelta...
Alonnah
The Tree House offers self-contained accommodation on Bruny Island, off Tasmania’s south coast....
Adventure Bay
The Joneses is a reimagined, mid century luxury beachfront escape for two and is located on a white, sandy beach overlooking Adventure Bay on...
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....
The Bruny Island Baker
A humble roadside stall made from two old fridges, the Bruny Island Baker embodies the island’s charm and delights the taste buds of all who visit.
Top 10 things to do on Bruny Island
Bruny makes a memorable day trip, but if you stay longer, you’ll discover many more of her secrets.
Gourmet guide to Bruny Island
Bruny Island is not just a place of natural beauty, it is also a foodie haven, you might be surprised by the abundance of incredible local produce on offer.
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.
