Bruny Island Ferry.

It took about 2 1/2 hours from our home to get to the Bruny Island Ferry.  There was only a little queue for the ferry which was lucky and it's only a 20 minute ferry ride.  Nice and calm.

To the Bruny Island Ferry.

Just a little queue.

Driving onto the Ferry.

A yacht sailing past Bruny Island.

Another boat we saw on the ferry trip.

A view of Bruny Island through the porthole.

The other Ferry going past.

The ferry arriving at Bruny Island with other passengers.

We saw a pod of dolphins on our trip home.

Watching the dolphins through the pothole.

More dolphins.

This was the colour of our car when we left Bruny Island.

Bruny Island Beaches

 There are a lot of lovely beaches at Bruny Island.

We walked up to the top of the lookout at the Isthmus.

There is the memorial for Truganini at the top of the lookout.

We found this pile of driftwood when we went for a walk along the beach.  

Surfs up.

Scallop shell on the beach.

Fishing boat at Adventure Bay.

Oyster catchers at Adventure Bay.

Seagulls sheltering at Adventure Bay.

Seagull with the waves rolling in.

Adventure Bay.

Coal Point lookout.

Simpsons Bay

Views from Simpsons Bay

Tessellated pavement at Simpsons Bay

Little crab washed up on the beach.

Fishing on Bruny Island.

Richard tried his luck fishing at Alonnah along with a few others on the jetty.

At the Alonnah Jetty.

View of the end of the jetty.

The sun sparkling on the water.

One of the yachts at the jetty.

View from the jetty.

Fishing from Dennes Point.

Views from Dennes Point.

Freshly caught Parrot fish for tea.  Was so yummy.

Beacon lighthouse on the way to Dennes Point.

Bruny Island Lighthouse.

 We travelled to the lighthouse on the northern part of Bruny Island.

On the road to the Lighthouse.

View of the Lighthouse from the Carpark.

Skippy showing us the way.

Lighthouse Keepers cottage and museum.

Another view of the Lighthouse.

The sea was very rough.

Moody sky from the other direction.

There were lots and lots of wallabies.

Gorgeous Scarlet Robin at the Lighthouse.

An Aurora at the Bruny Island Lighthouse.

A photo of a photo from a book about 

Auroras at our accommodation.

Unfortunately the weather was against us to see an aurora.

Bruny Island Attractions

On arrival to Bruny Island our first stop was to the Bruny Island Whisky for a taste test.

Bruny Island Whisky.

We taste tested three of the whiskies and bought two bottles.

Then to the Bruny Island Cheese for a taste test.

We bought the vintage cheddar C2 and a camembert style cheese called Saint.

Then to Bruny Island Honey.  So many varieties to choose from.

Bruny Island Chocolate shop.

The Coconut Rough was delicious.

We stopped at the community Bread Fridge to buy some bread.  And it was still warm.

This lovely lady on Instagram makes these wonderful 

spoons and other items and sells them at 

different markets.  I sent her a message to see if 

we could call in to have a look.  And buy some.

We called into Bruny Island Premium Wines at Lunawanna for a tasting.  

We purchased some of their amazing ciders 😍

The fridge at Get Shucked packed full of oysters.

Plus yummy Bruny Island Smoke House fare.

Freshly shucked oysters.

Freshly cooked Oysters Kilpatrick.

So much yummy food on Bruny Island.

We ate like kings.