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Bruny
Island is the perfect
destination for those who
appreciate outdoor activities
amidst the rugged beauty of
unspoilt bushland, beaches,
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Popular
activities include sea kayaking
(we supply kayaks), mountain
biking (an extensive network of
tracks and trails caters for all
standards - there are
magnificent views from some of
the higher trails),
walking (South Bruny has
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national
parkland and state forests with
plenty of bushwalking options
from short strolls to longer
hikes), surfing (Cloudy Bay -
about 20 mins drive from Mandala
- is a popular
destination),fishing (cast
a line from the rocks or jetty,
or launch your tinny from
Alonnah or Adventure Bay boat
ramps) and |
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swimming
(choose from the many surf and
sheltered beaches around the
island).
For the
less energetic, Bruny Island
offers an eclectic mixture of
natural, cultural and historical
attractions. Things to see and
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A twilight
rendezvous with the
fairy penguins as
they come ashore at
The Neck Reserve
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A visit to the Bligh
Museum at Adventure
Bay, and the History
Room at Alonnah |
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A visit to Cape
Bruny Lighthouse,
the 2nd oldest in
Australia |
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Seeking out the
sources of Bruny's
gourmet produce
which includes wine,
smoked salmon,
oysters, cherries,
cheese and chocolate |
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Taking a guided,
eco-cruise to see
the cliffs, islands
and marine life off
the southern coast
of the island
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Stopping for lunch
or an evening meal
at one of the many
licensed cafes. |
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