Bruny Island

Bruny Island, located off Tasmania's southeastern coast, is a haven for nature enthusiasts and food lovers alike. Connected by a narrow isthmus known as The Neck, the island comprises North and South Bruny, each offering unique experiences. South Bruny National Park showcases towering dolerite cliffs, lush rainforests, and diverse wildlife, including the rare white wallaby. The island's rich history is evident in sites like the Cape Bruny Lighthouse, Australia's second-oldest lighthouse. Gourmet producers on Bruny specialize in oysters, cheese, honey, whisky, and chocolate, making it a culinary destination. Accessible via a 20-minute ferry ride from Kettering, Bruny Island offers a blend of natural beauty, wildlife, and local flavors, inviting visitors to explore its diverse landscapes and rich heritage.