Just off the eastern coast of Tasmania within easy reach of Hobart, Bruny Island combines dramatic landscapes and seascapes with gourmet dining. Bruny Island is often described as Tasmania’s premier ...

The far reaches of the Bruny Island, off the southeast coast of Tasmania, Australia, are breathtaking—a mix of rugged seascape, eucalyptus forests and grazing land.

Bruny Island (including Adventure ... The first European to visit the island was Abel Tasman who sailed his ships, the Zeehaen and Heenskerck, along the coast in November 1642 and briefly entered ...

Bruny Island is a microcosm of all the things that draw tourists to Tasmania - wilderness, beaches and fine food and wine. The permanent population of the island, which lies off Tasmania's south ...

Tasmania's Bruny Island hosts a transformative ... holds most years at his 440-hectare sheep station on Bruny Island, off Tasmania’s south-east coast. ... which he had only seen in photos, ...

She shared the images on social media, ... a French voyage known as the Baudin expedition charted the length of Tasmania's east coast and visited Bruny Island.

This remote outpost off the coast of Tasmania has become a vibrant gourmet region. ... 1650 Bruny Island Main Rd, Great Bay, 0428 606 250. Hotel Bruny.