Bruny Island Day Trip from Hobart with Lighthouse Visit

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Travel around Bruny Island on this tour from Hobart, which also includes a visit to the lighthouse. To optimise the experience, this activity will be done in small groups of approximately 20 travellers with a guide. The duration of the tour will be around 10 hours and 30 minutes.

Get ready for an adventure through places where you will see seals and penguins while sailing, unique natural environments such as The Neck and the Truganini viewpoint. A tasting of local produce such as oysters, cheese and chocolate, plus a typical Tasmanian lunch is also included. A shuttle service will be provided to and from the tour.

Don't miss this tour to Bruny Island from Hobart with a visit to the lighthouse and a tour guide.
The tour also includes a return shuttle service, a typical Tasmanian lunch and tastings of local food such as oysters and cheese.
Enjoy the unique natural scenery and pass places such as The Neck and Truganini Lookout.

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Bruny Island is one of those paradisiacal places you can't miss on your visit to this part of Australia. With this round-trip tour to Hobart, you'll explore one of Tasmania's wild islands and some of its highlights such as The Neck and Truganini Lookout.

To optimise the experience, this tour will be conducted in small groups of up to 20 participants and will last approximately 10.5 hours. A professional guide will accompany you at all times while providing you with interesting facts about the place. You will have a typical Tasmanian lunch and several tastings of local produce.

Bruny Island is a Tasmanian island and was once inhabited by Aboriginal communities such as the Lunawanna-alonnah. The island's high ecological and environmental value is related to bird conservation, with many unique and endemic species living here.

One of the highlights of this place are the spectacular viewpoints and beautiful sunsets. For example, you will pass by the Truganini viewpoint on the neck isthmus of the island. The lookout was named after what is believed to be the last pure aboriginal woman, Truganini.

You'll also access the island's white lighthouse and see the incredible natural scenery, full of cliffs and ancient rock formations. There are endemic animal species to be seen here, such as the albino wallaby. Among the local delicacies to try are oysters, cheese and varieties of chocolate.