Bruny Island is a rugged and remote island located off the southeast coast of Tasmania, Australia. It is a popular tourist destination known for its stunning natural beauty, unique wildlife, and rich history. When we visited, locals told us we were visiting the island off the island. This was a unique and memorable experience, and we were so happy we added it to our Australian adventure. Here are some of the top attractions on Bruny Island:

Adventure Bay: This picturesque beach is located on the southern tip of Bruny Island and is known for its clear waters, sandy beaches, and serene beauty.

The Neck: This narrow strip of land connects the North and South Bruny Island and offers a panoramic view of the surrounding waters and cliffs.

Bruny Island Wildlife: Bruny Island is home to a range of unique and rare wildlife species, including the iconic Tasmanian devil, white wallaby, fur seals, and penguins. Visitors can take guided tours to see these fascinating creatures in their natural habitats.

Cape Bruny Lighthouse: This historic lighthouse is the southernmost lighthouse on the Australian mainland and offers panoramic views of the surrounding ocean and coastline.

Bruny Island Cheese Company: This local cheese producer offers tastings of their award-winning cheeses and tours of the cheese-making process.

Bruny Island Cruise: Take a scenic cruise to see the best of Bruny Island’s rugged coastline, historic lighthouses, and unique wildlife.

The Bruny Island Berry Farm: This family-owned berry farm offers tastings and sales of locally grown strawberries, raspberries, and blackberries.

Bruny Island is a hidden gem in Tasmania that offers a range of tourist attractions and experiences. Whether you’re interested in exploring its rugged wilderness, discovering its rich history, or simply relaxing in its peaceful beauty, Bruny Island is worth a visit.