Turtle View

Turtle View South Bruny is a must-see attraction on Bruny Island in Tasmania, Australia.

Visitors can either climb stairs or take the boardwalk to enjoy the views of this beautiful natural wonder. Located on the island is the iconic The Neck Lookout, which offers picturesque views of the isthmus connecting North and South Bruny Island. The Cape Bruny Lighthouse is another popular attraction located at the bottom of the island inside South Bruny National Park, providing visitors with stunning views of the rugged coastline.

Bruny Island has something for everyone, from stunning walking trails, secluded beaches and indulgent food sourced from or made right on the island. Bruny Island Berry Farm and the Get Shucked Oyster Bar offer visitors the chance to try local produce. Hotel Bruny Bistro is a great spot for a meal that serves steak, fresh seafood, pasta dishes and fresh oysters. For those who love hiking, there are several trails to explore on the island. The Fluted Cape Trail offers an easy walk with opportunities to see wildlife such as wallabies, parrots, marine life and colourful flora. The Labillardiere Peninsula Circuit is a larger loop on the peninsula that extends your walk and makes it a day trip. Visitors can also take a cruise around Bruny's coastline to explore deep sea caves, high sea cliffs, and look out for wildlife like dolphins, southern right whales, and seals.

According to Tourism Australia, the best time to visit Bruny Island is during the summer when the weather is warmer, which is also the busiest season. Visitors are advised to book any accommodation or experiences in advance. It's worth noting that distances on Bruny Island can be deceiving, so it's important to plan accordingly.

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