Stunning landscapes, delectable produce, and fascinating wildlife – this special island has it all
If Tasmania is known as one of the purest and most pristine places on Earth, then Bruny Island is the perfect epitome. Not only is it bursting with natural beauty, but it’s also home to diverse wildlife including fairy penguins, fur seals, white wallabies and swift parrots. From indulging in a glass of champagne and oysters plucked straight from the surrounding ocean to hiking stunning forest-meets-coast trails, this wild and dramatic island is waiting to be explored.
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Explore South Bruny National Park
Reconnect with nature among the wild seascapes and lush forests of South Bruny National Park. Loved for its diverse coastal scenery and captivating landscapes (not to mention the famous Cape Bruny Lighthouse), a couple of hours spent wandering through the park will show you what makes Bruny Island so special.
Wander Cloudy Bay
Another must-visit location on Bruny Island is Cloudy Bay – a stunning beach ideal for long walks, surfing and humpback whale spotting. Situated in South Bruny National Park, this bay feels like it’s in the middle of nowhere with minimal signs of human civilisation, making it the perfect place to switch off.
Walk to Truganini Lookout at The Neck
Few sights on Bruny Island are as spectacular as the view from Truganini Lookout. Located at The Neck (the isthmus connecting north and south Bruny Island), this lookout is named after Truganini, a prominent Nuenonne woman from Bruny Island who died in 1876. While it can be a bit of a hike to get up there, the 360° views at the top are worth every step.
Dine on local oysters, cheese and wine
After all that exploring, you’re bound to work up an appetite. Thankfully, Bruny Island is one of the best places to be when you’re craving delicious local produce. Whether you fancy sitting underneath leafy eucalyptus trees as you sample some of Tasmania’s best cheeses or sipping on cool climate wines at a family-run vineyard, your tastebuds will be more than satisfied here.
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