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Bruny Island

No Cars or Easy Day Trips? Maria Island vs Bruny Island in Tasmania

Maria Island means wombats, convict ruins, remote walks and no cars or shops. Bruny Island means oysters, cheese, wine, coastal drives and easier logistics when the weather turns. Here is how the two stack up, so you can pick the right Tasmanian island for your trip.

Bruny Island

A Foodie’s Day on Bruny Island: Cheese, Oysters and the Food Trail

• Cheese
• Oysters
• Local Producers
• Overseas Explorers
• Planning Guide
• Bruny Island
• Day Trip
• Food and Wine
• Hobart
• Tasmania
• Itineraries

Oysters straight from the farm, artisan cheese, wood fired bread from an honesty fridge, local honey, chocolate, wine and whisky. Here is the full Bruny Island food trail, stop by stop, for a perfect foodie day trip from Hobart that you can plan around the ferry.

Bruny Island

Bruny Island Day Trip: What to Do in 1 Day!

• Overseas Explorers
• Planning Guide
• Bruny Island
• Day Trip
• Food and Wine
• Hobart
• Pennicott
• Wildlife
• Tasmania
• Food and Culture
• Itineraries
• Tasmania Guides

A 20 minute ferry, the Neck Lookout, fresh oysters, a wilderness cruise past sea cliffs and fur seals, local cheese and chocolate, then white wallabies at dusk. Here is how to pack the very best of Bruny Island into one day trip from Hobart, with timing that actually works.