Bruny Island (Tour With Driver Guide)

From AUD $895.00

Duration: 8 Hours (approx.)
Location: Glenorchy, Tasmania
Product code: BRUNYDG

Situated just 30 minutes to the south of Hobart, you'll discover the enchanting Bruny Island, a renowned destination celebrated for its awe-inspiring natural beauty and an abundance of locally sourced delights. Frequent ferries connect the mainland to the island via Kettering, with a crossing time of approximately 20 minutes. Once you set foot on the island, a crossing time of approximately 20 minutes. Once you set foot on the island, commence your scenic drive and immerse yourself in the Island’s natural beauty. A must-visit site on Bruny Island is "The Neck," a slender isthmus that links North and South Bruny. Embark on a brief uphill hike, and you'll be generously rewarded with breathtaking vistas of Bruny's picturesque landscapes. From here, you may wish to consider taking a guided tour of Cape Bruny Lighthouse, a historical gem and one of Australia's oldest lighthouses. For those with a palate for fresh, locally sourced seafood, consider making a visit to Get Shucked, the premier destination on Bruny Island for delectable oysters. If seafood isn't to your liking, Bruny Island Cheese Co. is a delightful alternative, offering a chance to savour some of Tasmania's finest artisanal cheeses, along with some delicious condiments. Bruny Island also offers a wide array of other gastronomic delights, including berries, fudge, beer, and wine. If you're eager to encounter some of Tasmania's unique wildlife, conclude your drive with a brief stop in Adventure Bay, one of the most promising locations to catch sight of the renowned Bruny Island Albino Wallabies. Thanks to a lack of natural predators and the preservation of their pristine habitat, the wallaby

Highlights of the Tour
The Neck is a narrow, long isthmus connecting the north and the south ends of Bruny Island.
The Neck may be nearly 300 stairs to climb, but the 360 degree view is definitely worth it. The Neck Lookout gives you a birds eye view of the spectacular natural landscape of North and South Bruny Island.

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