Bruny guidebook

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Bruny guidebook

Food scene

The Jetty Cafe on Bruny Island
18 Bruny Island Main Rd
15 locals recommend
73 locals recommend
Bruny Island Cheese Company
1807 Bruny Island Main Rd
73 locals recommend
53 locals recommend
Get Shucked
53 locals recommend
Fabulous local wood fired bread found in the fridge at the junction of Bruny island main Rd and Sheepwash Rd
Sheepwash Road
Sheepwash Road
Fabulous local wood fired bread found in the fridge at the junction of Bruny island main Rd and Sheepwash Rd
49 locals recommend
Hotel Bruny
3959 Bruny Island Main Rd
49 locals recommend
18 locals recommend
Bruny Island House of Whisky
360 Lennon Rd
18 locals recommend
Don’t go home without the mustard!!
15 locals recommend
Bruny Island Honey
2184 Bruny Island Main Rd
15 locals recommend
Don’t go home without the mustard!!

Sightseeing

The iconic Bruny view
22 locals recommend
The Neck Lookout
22 locals recommend
The iconic Bruny view
44 locals recommend
Bruny Island Cruises
1005 Adventure Bay Rd
44 locals recommend
20 locals recommend
Cape Bruny Lighthouse
1750 Lighthouse Rd
20 locals recommend

Medical

Bruny Island Pharmacy
3895 Bruny Island Main Rd

Essentials

21 locals recommend
Adventure Bay General Store
712 Adventure Bay Rd
21 locals recommend

Walking

Grass Point – 1 hr 30 min Return / Fluted Cape – 2 hr 30 min Return Beginning at the Adventure Point entrance to the National Park, the Grass Point walk is a well-formed track that is well-suited to families and novice bushwalkers. The walk is easy and mostly flat, with only a few small changes in elevation. This scenic route provides beautiful coastal views most of the way. The Fluted Cape walk begins at the same point at the Grass Point walk, and follows the same course until the open grasslands at Penguin Island, at which point the Fluted Cape Circuit sign should be followed. This walk is more difficult than the Grass Point walk, with some steep climbs.
Grass Point Track
Grass Point Track
Grass Point – 1 hr 30 min Return / Fluted Cape – 2 hr 30 min Return Beginning at the Adventure Point entrance to the National Park, the Grass Point walk is a well-formed track that is well-suited to families and novice bushwalkers. The walk is easy and mostly flat, with only a few small changes in elevation. This scenic route provides beautiful coastal views most of the way. The Fluted Cape walk begins at the same point at the Grass Point walk, and follows the same course until the open grasslands at Penguin Island, at which point the Fluted Cape Circuit sign should be followed. This walk is more difficult than the Grass Point walk, with some steep climbs.
This nature walk guides you along a shaded gully filled with ancient and enchanting wet forest. Towering stringybarks, blackwoods, magnificent treeferns and a variety of understorey species can be enjoyed along the way. A cosy picnic shelter at the start of the walk invites you to stay a bit longer.
Mavista Picnic Area & Walking Track
Resolution Road
This nature walk guides you along a shaded gully filled with ancient and enchanting wet forest. Towering stringybarks, blackwoods, magnificent treeferns and a variety of understorey species can be enjoyed along the way. A cosy picnic shelter at the start of the walk invites you to stay a bit longer.
Enjoy an easy and pleasant walk along the foreshore between Sheepwash Bay and Alonnah. The track was the main link from Sheepwash Bay to Alonnah in the early years of settlement. The walk follows the old rock-walled carriageway between the two previous jetty sites, meandering through coastal bush. Keep an eye out for remnants of early settlers’ occupation, including a sawyers’ camp and several piles of stones near Sheepwash Creek. Logs from Bruny Island were prepared in the bush for barging to the windjammers for export to the UK and South Africa.
Alonnah Sheepwash Bay Track
Enjoy an easy and pleasant walk along the foreshore between Sheepwash Bay and Alonnah. The track was the main link from Sheepwash Bay to Alonnah in the early years of settlement. The walk follows the old rock-walled carriageway between the two previous jetty sites, meandering through coastal bush. Keep an eye out for remnants of early settlers’ occupation, including a sawyers’ camp and several piles of stones near Sheepwash Creek. Logs from Bruny Island were prepared in the bush for barging to the windjammers for export to the UK and South Africa.
Time: Luggaboine Circuit 1.5 hours; Labillardiere Peninsula Circuit 5 hours Distance: Luggaboine Circuit 4 km; Labillardiere Peninsula Circuit 15 km This amazing coastal walk can be done as a short loop or as an all-day walk (hot tip: walk the circuit clockwise for kinder terrain and better views). From the western side of the peninsula, gaze out towards the southern ranges. Along the eastern side, the track hugs the coastline and includes Hopwood, Butlers and Jetty beaches, with views of the d’Entrecasteaux Channel. The heathland and eucalpyt forest contains flowers year round, attracting a variety of birds. In the warmer months, it’s not uncommon to see snakes soaking up the sun on the track, so wear gaiters or long pants.
Labillardiere Peninsula Circuit
Labillardiere Peninsula Circuit
Time: Luggaboine Circuit 1.5 hours; Labillardiere Peninsula Circuit 5 hours Distance: Luggaboine Circuit 4 km; Labillardiere Peninsula Circuit 15 km This amazing coastal walk can be done as a short loop or as an all-day walk (hot tip: walk the circuit clockwise for kinder terrain and better views). From the western side of the peninsula, gaze out towards the southern ranges. Along the eastern side, the track hugs the coastline and includes Hopwood, Butlers and Jetty beaches, with views of the d’Entrecasteaux Channel. The heathland and eucalpyt forest contains flowers year round, attracting a variety of birds. In the warmer months, it’s not uncommon to see snakes soaking up the sun on the track, so wear gaiters or long pants.