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The Neck Bruny Island - Tasmania
The Neck on Bruny Island is an isthmus of land connecting north and south Bruny Island. Climb to the top of Truganini Lookout and enjoy stunning panoramic views of the isthmus.
Now that you’ve seen the beach from above follow the pathway to the sand and enjoy a relaxing stroll along The Neck Beach. Neck Beach is a sweeping 10-kilometre crescent of magnificent white sand and pounding waves; it is one of the more exposed sections of the coastline on Bruny Island.
The Neck is an essential habitat for Bruny Islands wildlife; at the Neck Game Reserve, viewing platforms enable you to observe the short-tailed shearwaters and little penguins.
You can also camp at The Neck Game Reserve campground, a fantastic area sheltered behind the dunes and only 20 metres from the beach.
Directions to Bruny Island
The only way to access Bruny Island is by ferry. The ferry departs from Kettering on the mainland, 40 minutes south of Hobart.
The 20-minute ferry trip offers excellent views of the D’Entrecasteaux Channel. It is a vehicle ferry, so you can drive your car or motorhome onto Bruny Island.
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