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Bruny Island Tours and Tickets

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What are people saying about Bruny Island

Chidvilas_V, Mar 2026
Day on sea and Land
Its a great trip to enjoy a tour to bruny island. Lunch is a killer, Pumpkin soup, veg roll and fish and chips. Got to see white wallaby, albatross, Seals and penguins. I definitely recommend the trip and crew is awesome..
Steven_S, Mar 2026
Bruny Island Experience
Was a fantastic day exploring Bruny Island. Andy, our tour guide for the day provided a great experience, even though the weather wasn't the best. It's a great way to learn about the history of the island and it wonderful people. The tour and views of the Bruny Lighthouse were breath taking and well worth the trip. And of course there was the good. Fresh oysters, delicious cheese, native bush honey, and a great meal at the pub washed down with a local cider. One of the best tours we have done.
Alex_C, Mar 2026
Perfect day at Bruny
Excellent full-day tour of Bruny Island. Our guide was very knowledgeable and made the experience even better, Andrew even tracked down white wallabies for us to see. We got lucky and spotted a wild echidna too! The bush walk was great, and trying native foods straight from the tree was a unique touch. The beach spots and views were incredible, we couldn’t get enough. Strongly recommend!
Noptar_S, Mar 2026
Awesome Day Tour.
It was a great experience to take this day tour to Bruny Island. The driver was fully experienced and very professional, sorry I forgot the name already. And Together with Andrew the captain in the boat .... Wow they are matching the best. Everyone having a good time. I recommend this tour to everyone who wants to get the best for what you pay for. Thank you for making our visit to Tasmania remarkable.

Bruny Island

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Hobart
Bruny Island
  • There is no public transportation on the island, and car rentals are only available from the mainland—confirm that your rental insurance covers the island.

  • Cell phone coverage can vary throughout Bruny Island, and free Wi-Fi is only available at some hotels and guesthouses.

  • Tasmania’s notoriously changeable weather means it’s best to always have a raincoat or umbrella handy, even in the summer.

  • Some cruises, ferries, and accommodation options are wheelchair accessible, but check in advance.