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Holiday houses in Bruny Island

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A tiny home is nestled among tall trees, surrounded by natural foliage. Outdoor seating is visible, alongside a fire pit that is set in a grassy area. The structure features large windows and a sloped roof, enhancing the connection with the outdoor scenery.
Tiny home in North Bruny
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 195 reviews

Apollo Bay Tiny home

Off grid tiny home with 1 queen bed and 1 single bed, sleep within nature. NOTE: Access to second room (single bed) only available as a 3 person booking. Situated in 13 hectares of land with morden set up for your comfort need Apollo bay beach is 5 mins walk down the road and 7 mins drive to ferry. Hot shower, toilet, power, gas cook top, fridge/freezer, fire pit for outdoor BBQ, all in one place A place where you can plend in with nature Great get away for romantic couple or small family.

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Cottage in Lunawanna
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 287 reviews

Beachfront Stay - Secret Spot Bruny Island

Location, location, location! One of the few properties on Bruny Island located directly on the beach - a Secret Spot. Cosy self-contained accommodation for those wanting to relax or explore Bruny Island. An original beach shack tarted up with your comfort in mind. Enjoy the sun, water and mountain views from the comfy queen sized zero-gravity bed, lounge and patio, or just lay on the beach and dream the day away. When the roaring forties hit, bunker down and enjoy the show. An escape for two.

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An outdoor area features a fire pit with glowing embers, surrounded by a landscaped garden. Large glass doors provide a view into the spacious interior. Colorful umbrellas offer shade, while a seating area invites relaxation in this tranquil setting.
Home in Verona Sands
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 202 reviews

Chambls Shack

Chambls Shack provides wanderers with a slow stay, overlooking the sandy beach at Verona Sands. Chambls is a genuine shack experience, complete with 1970’s kitchen, open fireplace and light shades. Plenty of wobbly bits and sloping floors, but we’re watertight, warm and a whole load of fun. Situated 1 hour from Hobart via Huon or Channel, Chambls welcomes travellers who want to truly relax and revisit the 70’s in luxe linens, open fire and a bottle of red. Or bring the kids and hit the beach.

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The interior of the yurt features a king-size bed adorned with colorful linens, surrounded by decorative textiles and plants. A skylight provides natural light, while wooden wall framing adds warmth. A two-seat dining table is positioned in the corner, enhancing the cozy ambiance.
Yurt in Adventure Bay
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 398 reviews

Luxury yurt glamping at Littlegrove

Nestled in an olive grove with views over Bruny Island’s famous Fluted Cape, our yurts offer the ultimate romantic glamping experience, with private bathroom and cooking facilities and an outdoor bath and fire pit for star gazing. Each yurt is furnished with vintage wares collected from all over the world, an internal wood fire, timber floors, and wool lined walls for cosy nights. Double glazed windows look out over the grove and surrounding forest which wraps 360 degrees around our farm.

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A wooden platter displays an assortment of cheese, grapes, and crackers, complemented by a glass of white wine. In the background, a scenic view of lush trees and distant water is visible under a partly cloudy sky.
Home in Great Bay
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 119 reviews

Great Bay Hideaway

Here at Great Bay Hideaway relax in this peaceful setting whilst planning your Bruny Island adventures. Only a stones throw from Get Shucked Oysters and the Bruny Island Cheese Company and a brisk walk to the beautiful Great Bay beach. Enjoy a bath or laze by the fire after a BBQ on the deck overlooking the coastline with Mt Wellington in the background. The completely self contained kitchen has all the basic amenities for your stay. We hope you enjoy our home on the Island as much as we do!

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The cabin is nestled among native trees, featuring a metal roof and wooden exterior. A wooden deck extends from the entrance, providing a welcoming path surrounded by natural landscaping. Soft light glows from the windows, hinting at warmth inside.
Cabin in Alonnah
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 147 reviews

Lune, lunaown/Bruny Island

Lune, lunawuni is a secluded, eco-friendly cabin set on 2 acres of private waterfront bushland. Overlooking the d’Entrecasteaux Channel, with views of Hartz Mountains National Park, and with direct access to the waters edge of Sheepwash Bay, the property offers guests an intimate, nature immersed escape, with comfort in mind. Lune owners Sarah and Olly acknowledge the Nununi people, Traditional Owners of the land on which the cabin stands, and pay respects to Elders past and present.

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The cabin's exterior is illuminated against a night sky filled with stars. Large glass doors create a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor spaces, revealing a spacious living area furnished with a dining table and seating. The minimalist architecture highlights natural materials.
Cabin in Adventure Bay
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 479 reviews

The Lookout Cabin

The lookout cabin is an architect designed cabin for two, nestled high on Bruny's east coast sea cliffs. Enjoy expansive water views over Storm Bay, Tasman Island and the Southern Ocean. Wake to the sounds of the local birdlife and revel in the majesty of resident sea eagles. Minimalism, simplicity and luxury combine to create an experience you will always remember, whether it be a romantic getaway, a relaxing retreat to recharge or a base to explore the magnificence of Bruny Island.

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A contemporary beach house is perched on a hillside, surrounded by towering gum trees. The structure features large glass windows and a spacious deck, which offers a relaxing outdoor space. The exterior showcases a blend of wood and modern materials, enhancing its natural setting.
Holiday home in Dennes Point
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 121 reviews

Your Bruny Island beach getaway

Welcome to Looking for La Pèrouse, a luxury getaway for couples and families, nestled in the gum trees, with sweeping views of the d’Entrecasteaux channel and a stones throw from beautiful Nebraska Beach. In peaceful North Bruny, this is where to come to disconnect and reconnect. Unearth your inner hunter-gatherer and indulge in local delights, swim, surf, paddle and play. Nearby all of Bruny’s offerings yet distant enough that you can still hear the waves crash and the birdsong.

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A freestanding bath is positioned near a large window, offering expansive views of the ocean and surrounding landscape. The serene atmosphere is enhanced by natural light flooding the space, creating a relaxing retreat with scenic vistas.
Home in Alonnah
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 591 reviews

Couple's Getaway on Bruny Island

Stunning views across the channel, towards the Hartz mountains and the Southwest Ranges. You may also be treated to some amazing sunsets. A comfortable and cosy home with indoor and outdoor seating areas. Couples Getaway is in a great location, a 5 minute drive to the winery, 500m to Hotel Bruny and a 500m walk to a 3km trail along the foreshore. A perfect place to relax and unwind. Best suited to younger guests. Wifi now available.

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Home in Great Bay
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 142 reviews

Blyth Retreat, Bruny Island.

Situated in the heart of Great Bay in the centre of Bruny Island you will find Blyth Retreat. This idyllic property boasts an outdoor bath which is surrounded by a private bush setting and water views. You are centrally based to access all that Bruny Island has to offer like Bruny Island Cheese Co (5 minute walk) Cape Queen Elizabeth Walking Track (5 minute drive) The Neck & Truganini Look Out (5 minute drive).

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A wooden cottage is nestled among lush greenery and vibrant gardens. The entrance features a welcoming porch with seating, surrounded by native plants and shrubs. The cottage's rustic charm is complemented by natural light filtering through the windows, blending the home with its serene outdoor environment.
Guesthouse in Lunawanna
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 538 reviews

Aalto Cottage - Bed and Breakfast!

Aalto Cottage is a self contained studio cottage situated in Lunawanna on Daniels Bay. This is the quiet, private area of Bruny Island but close to many walks and attractions on the Island. The cottage is near the family home but has many trees and shrubs to provide privacy for guests. We will only interact if you require some help. We are inclusive hosts and welcome people from all walks of life

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Home in Adventure Bay
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 140 reviews

The Joneses- luxury beachfront home for two

Welcome to the beautiful east coast of Bruny Island, where contentment and connection awaits. From The Joneses, a mid century style home originally built by Mr L Jones and reimagined in 2023 to become a luxurious escape for couples or solo travellers, you will have uninterrupted views of the azure waters of Adventure Bay and across to Penguin Island and Fluted Cape.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where is Bruny Island located?

    Bruny Island is located just off the southeastern coast of Tasmania, separated from the mainland by the D'Entrecasteaux Channel. It is known for its rugged coastlines, forested landscapes, and wildlife.

  • When is the best time to visit Bruny Island?

    Late spring to early autumn is often suggested for visits to Bruny Island, with milder temperatures and more outdoor activities available. Cooler months have quieter trails and increased chances to spot local wildlife.

  • What are some things to do near Bruny Island?

    You can explore walking tracks in South Bruny National Park, taste local cheeses and oysters, or look for wildlife such as white wallabies. The island also has guided boat trips, historic lighthouses, and art galleries.

  • How is the weather near Bruny Island?

    Bruny Island has mild summers, with temperatures ranging from 54 to 68°F (12 to 20°C), and cool, wetter winters around 44 to 55°F (6 to 13°C). Rain falls throughout the year, so a waterproof layer is frequently suggested for outdoor plans.

All about Bruny Island

Bruny Island is a small island off the south-eastern coast of Tasmania, and is arguably one of the most beautiful and untouched locations in Australia. Spanning only 100 kilometres in length, the island is bisected by a narrow strip of land called The Neck, also known as Truganini Lookout. On one side is North Bruny, which is mostly made up of farmlands. On the other is South Bruny, which is where most visitors to the island come.

Here you will find National Park Forests with an array of trails for bushwalks, stunning cliff tops, and pristine beaches with some of the best surfing in Australia. Bruny Island is also famous for its locally produced wines, cider, beer, and cheeses. The island is also known for its abundant supply of oysters. The Neck offers sweeping views of the sea and surrounding landscapes, and the island’s most prominent landmark, Cape Bruny Lighthouse, is said to be the second oldest surviving lighthouse in Australia.

What are the top things to do in Bruny Island?

The Neck

Head to The Neck, one of the most scenic points on the island. Park in the small car park and take a short walk up the staircase to Truganini Lookout, where you will enjoy spectacular 360-degree views of the island and beyond. The beach on the eastern side of The Neck is where you can hopefully catch a glimpse of the island’s penguins.

Cape Bruny Lighthouse

On the southernmost point of the island you’ll find the Cape Bruny Lighthouse. It is about a 45-minute drive from The Neck and offers spectacular views of the island. The Lighthouse was first lit in 1838 and is the second oldest in Australia. From here you will see rugged coastlines, rolling hills, and wide beaches. You may also spot the many wild birds that make their home here.

Adventure Bay

Take a drive to Adventure Bay in the Bruny Island National Park — which offers safe and sheltered areas for swimming, as well as one of the best places to spot whales from June to October. There are numerous walking trails to explore, including the short walk to the remains of an old whaling station at Grass Point, or a two hour walk to Fluted Cape, for views out to the Tasman Peninsula.

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