Bruny Island, located just south of Hobart, is fast becoming Australia’s premier destination for food lovers. SeaLink Bruny Island is proud to play a key role in this journey, seamlessly connecting travellers from Kettering on the Hobart side to Bruny Island, rich in epicurean delights, breathtaking landscapes, and diverse wildlife.

A Taste of Bruny’s Best

Once you step ashore, Bruny Island’s vibrant food scene awaits:

• Fresh Oysters: Savour ocean-fresh oysters at Get Shucked, where they’re harvested and shucked daily.
• Artisan Cheeses & Craft Beer: Enjoy handcrafted cheeses and small-batch beers at Bruny Island Cheese & Beer Co., made using traditional techniques.
• Freshly Baked Sourdough: Visit the Bruny Baker’s roadside Bread Fridge, stocked daily with warm sourdough and rustic treats, available on an honour system.
• Local Spirits & Wines: Sip on premium spirits at the Bruny Island House of Whisky and sample cool-climate wines at Bruny Island Premium Wines, Tasmania’s southernmost vineyard.
• Sweet Treats & Seasonal Delights: Indulge in local honey, handcrafted chocolates, and fresh berries from Bruny Island Berry Farm during the summer season.

Exploring Bruny Island

To make the most of your visit, consider booking a tour package that showcases the island’s best culinary experiences. Tours provide an immersive journey through Bruny’s rich food culture, scenic beauty, and unique local producers. Whether you prefer to explore at your own pace or join a guided tour, SeaLink ensures your adventure is seamless from start to finish.

For those looking for an all-inclusive experience, the Bruny Island Traveller Tour, operated in partnership with Pennicott Wilderness Journeys, takes visitors on a full-day exploration of the island’s top food and wine destinations. The tour includes tastings at Get Shucked Oysters, Bruny Island Cheese & Beer Co., and Bruny Island Premium Wines, as well as stops at The Neck Lookout and Cape Bruny Lighthouse. A delicious locally sourced lunch is also included overlooking Adventure Bay, making it the perfect way to experience the best of Bruny in a day.

Beyond the plate

While Bruny’s culinary offerings are a major draw, the island also boasts stunning natural attractions. From dramatic coastal cliffs and white sandy beaches to native wildlife, including rare white wallabies, Bruny is an island like no other. The iconic Neck Lookout provides breathtaking panoramic views of the isthmus connecting North and South Bruny, while Cape Bruny Lighthouse—the second oldest lighthouse in Australia—stands as a historic landmark overlooking rugged coastal scenery.

Simon Tamlyn, General Manager of SeaLink Bruny Island, says: “We’re proud to help visitors experience the best of Bruny Island. From our seamless ferry service connecting visitors to the island’s incredible food scene and landscapes, we’re committed to making every journey smooth, memorable, and uniquely Tasmanian.”

For more information about things to see, do and stay on Bruny Island or to book your ultimate culinary adventure, visit: www.sealink.com.au/bruny-island