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Bruny Island Lodge

670 Lighthouse Rd, South Bruny TAS 7150, Australia

5.0(22)· Google
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Bruny Island Lodge — South Bruny, Tasmania

A 5-star lodge on beautiful Bruny Island in Tasmania with a flawless record across 22 guests.

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670 Lighthouse Rd, South Bruny TAS 7150, Australia

Opening hours

Closed
Monday
08:00 – 21:30
Tuesday
08:00 – 21:30
Wednesday
08:00 – 21:30
Thursday
08:00 – 21:30
Friday
08:00 – 21:30
SaturdayToday
08:00 – 21:30
Sunday
08:00 – 21:30

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Why it's worth checking out

Bruny Island Lodge is a remote South Bruny retreat set on 860 acres of bushland above Oyster Cove on Mickey’s Bay. The rustic timber chalet is designed for shared stays rather than a conventional short-stay room, with five bedrooms, four bathrooms and five toilets accommodating up to 24 guests. Its position gives visitors a private connection to the surrounding landscape, including access to the coastline and the sheltered waters of Mickey’s Bay, which are suited to fishing, paddling and other water-based activities.

The lodge is particularly well equipped for extended families, groups of friends, corporate retreats and organised events. A commercial kitchen supports self-catering for large groups, with the option of arranging a local caterer, while the bar and games room provide a social centre indoors. There is a billiards table, table tennis, air hockey, a soccer table game, video games, a stereo with Bluetooth and chip-and-putt golf. A central cast-iron fireplace adds a winter gathering place, and the walls can be opened in warmer weather to bring more of the scenery into the room.

Outside, a timber deck wraps around the building, providing seating and views, while a commercial barbecue, outdoor fireplace and fish-cleaning station extend the gathering space into the landscape. Guests also have access to private walking tracks and several areas to sit and relax, including a fire pit when weather permits. The combination of indoor games, bush tracks and nearby water makes the property practical for groups with different interests, whether the plan is to stay in, explore the island or spend time together around shared meals.

Sustainability is a central part of the lodge’s operation. It is an off-grid, solar-powered property, and food scraps and green waste are composted through a large worm farm. The operators also describe ongoing work to protect and manage the surrounding land and its native flora and fauna. Wi-Fi is available, although pets are not permitted. With its scale, facilities and secluded setting, Bruny Island Lodge is best suited to guests looking for a self-contained group base in nature, including families, reunions, retreats and multi-day walking, wellness or paddling programs.

Spot Score

54

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About the venue · from Google

ReputationGoogle star rating, smoothed for review count
77
PopularityHow many Google reviews it has
41

About this listing · our record

Information qualityWebsite, menu and structured details on file
30
Category fitHow well it matches its listed category
70
FreshnessHow recently we last checked our sources
30

Last checked against sources 19 June 2026.

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