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Bruny Island Holiday Houses
Discover the enchanting beauty and culinary delights of Bruny Island, where pristine landscapes, abundant wildlife, and gourmet experiences make it an unforgettable Tasmanian holiday destination. Explore our unqiue Bruny Island holiday houses all set in amazing wilderness settings.
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About Bruny Island
About Bruny Island
Bruny Island, a must-visit holiday destination in Tasmania, is uniquely composed of two land masses connected by a narrow isthmus known as The Neck. This stunning natural feature offers panoramic views of the island’s diverse landscapes, which range from rugged coastlines and towering cliffs to tranquil beaches and lush rainforests.
Visitors can explore the dramatic scenery on numerous walking trails, including the South Bruny National Park, where they might encounter native wildlife such as fairy penguins and fur seals. The island’s pristine environment is perfect for outdoor activities like hiking, birdwatching, and photography, making it a paradise for nature enthusiasts.
In addition to its natural beauty, Bruny Island boasts a rich culinary scene that showcases the best of Tasmanian produce. Food and wine lovers can indulge in fresh oysters, artisanal cheeses, and locally-produced wines at the island’s renowned eateries and farms.
Holiday Houses Tasmania brings you a range of Bruny Island holiday accommodation, from cosy cottages to luxury lodges, that are all set in a amazing wilderness settings allowing you to enjoy your own piece of Bruny Island for your stay.
Explore our Bruny Island properties and book yourself a unique Tasmanian holiday experience.
Featured Bruny Island Holiday House
Bruny Island Lodge is a character-filled timber cottage has five bedrooms and comfortably sleeps 24, with four bathrooms, five toilets and a commercial kitchen, which makes it perfect for self-catering if you want to bring your own provisions and chef, but we can organise a local caterer if you prefer.
There is a well-appointed bar and games room, with a central cast iron fireplace for winter and the option to roll back the walls to take in the magnificent scenery during summer.
A timber deck is wrapped around the building, with the option to tee off into The Lodge’s own chip-and-putt golf course right off the veranda.
