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Bruny Island Safaris

Bruny Island Safaris

Bruny Island Safaris

Positive impact practices

Guides provide educational commentary about native species, such as the Tasmanian Pepperberry, and the different ecosystems found on Bruny Island. The tours are planned to avoid sensitive areas and minimise disturbance to wildlife; they practice the ‘leave no trace’ policy on every tour, and visitors are encouraged to participate respectfully in nature while learning about conservation initiatives. The company is also part of a lighthouse funding program to ensure Cape Bruny Lighthouse can be enjoyed by future generations. By integrating sustainability into every tour, Bruny Island Safaris has built a strong reputation as a responsible and professional eco-tourism provider with sustainability accreditation.

Environmental benefits

Tours planned to avoid sensitive areas and minimise wildlife disturbance; a ‘leave no trace’ policy on every tour; partnerships with local conservation organisations reflecting environmental stewardship and a commitment to protecting Bruny Island’s biodiversity.

Social benefits

Supports local tourism development, and contributes to a lighthouse funding program to ensure Cape Bruny Lighthouse can be enjoyed by future generations.

Location

Bruny Island
22A Maxwells Road, Cambridge TAS 7170
Nature and Wildlife

Bruny Island Safaris

Bruny Island Safaris was founded with a clear purpose: to showcase Bruny Island in a way that promotes ecotourism and to respectfully share the island with guests from across the world. Each experience combines sightseeing, wildlife spotting, history and environmental education, supporting both conservation awareness and local tourism development. The operator is deeply familiar with the island, with their Managing Director Craig Parsey, having spent some of his childhood at Cape Bruny Lighthouse when his father was the lighthouse keeper. Craig’s passion to sustainably share Bruny Island is showcased on each tour through their guides’ storytelling and commentary.

How you can help

Book a tour to learn about and support the unique wildlife and ecosystems on Bruny Island.

Positive Impact Regions

lunawuni / Bruny Island

Positive Impact Tags

Conservation, Coastal, Education & Awareness, Wilderness, Wildlife

Article Details

Article Created: 20 August 2026
Last Updated: 26 August 2026

The Hobart and Beyond Editorial Team is dedicated to bringing you the best insider tips, local stories, and up-to-date guides to exploring southern Tasmania.

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