Bruny Island Must-Sees
Bruny Island features diverse terrain ranging from the narrow isthmus of The Neck to the rugged cliffs of the south. This list covers essential landmarks including the 1836 Cape Bruny Lighthouse, the Bligh Museum's maritime history, and the island's artisan food scene, from oyster farms to traditional creameries. Visitors can access the island via the Roberts Point Ferry Terminal to explore coastal lookouts and observe Little Penguins at their natural rookery.
A Cape Bruny Lighthouse
Australia's second oldest lighthouse, built by convicts in 1836. It stands 114 meters above the Southern Ocean on the island's rugged southern tip.
B the neck
A narrow sandy isthmus connecting North and South Bruny Island. A timber boardwalk leads to a high vantage point with 360-degree coastal views.
Bruny Island Cruises
Eco-cruises departing from Adventure Bay to explore sea caves, high crags, and coastal wildlife including seals, dolphins, and whales.
Oyster picking
Shoreline area in Great Bay known for wild Pacific oysters accessible during low tide.
Get Shucked Oysters
Oyster farm and bar serving Pacific oysters harvested daily from the lease located directly in front of the venue.
Bruny Island Cheese Company
Artisan creamery specializing in rare-breed dairy cheeses, wood-fired bread, and craft beer produced on-site.
Penguin Rookery
Nesting site for Little Penguins and Short-tailed Shearwaters, featuring a boardwalk designed for evening wildlife observation.
Cape Bruny Light Station
Historical site featuring the 1836 lighthouse tower and museum displays detailing the maritime history and lives of early lightkeepers.
Bruny Island District School
Local educational facility serving the Bruny Island community.
Roberts Point Ferry Terminal
The primary arrival point for the vehicular ferry service connecting the island to Kettering on the Tasmanian mainland.
Ruin of convict built church
Stone ruins of a church constructed by convict labor in the 1840s near Variety Bay.
Bligh Museum
Specialized museum built from convict-made bricks, housing artifacts related to Captain Bligh, Captain Cook, and early Pacific exploration.
Mabel Bay Lookout
Elevated vantage point offering clear views of the southern coastline and the Southern Ocean.
Lookout
Coastal viewpoint overlooking the island's eastern bays.
picnic tables
Public outdoor seating area located near the Adventure Bay shoreline.
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