Bruny Beachside Accommodation -Self Contained Beach Houses

31 - 33 Nebraska Rd, Bruny Island, Tasmania, 7008, Australia | Hotel

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Melbourne Cup with the locals

A travel blog entry by pughsjourney2

... you ever travel in Tasmania.

We camped for two nights behind the Bruny Is Hotel at Alonnah and enjoyed late afternoon drinks listening to the towns’ local gossip. The other reason for staying here was because our second day was Melbourne Cup Day and the weather had changed for the worst. Time away from the kitchen for me and we all enjoyed local seafood and wine lunch whilst we purchased sweep tickets – 10 to be exact, ...

Penguins and Baby Wallabies

A travel blog entry by kjredstart

... for a while looking for mammals that might be out at dusk and later. We saw a lot of Bennet's Wallabies, Brush-tailed Possums, and Tasmanian Pademelons, but not our main target species, an Eastern Quoll, a small spotted carnivorous marsupial that is sometimes seen at night along the roads.

We soon forgot any disappointment about that, however, when we got out at the overlook for the Little “Fairy” Penguin burrows. By this time ...

What a spectacular Day!

A travel blog entry by kimjones59

... Once again the photos cannot possibly do justice to the beauty that was all around us. Bruny Island is a 'must see' destination and our tour guides, Andre & Hugh, were both very knowledgable about the area's history. We saw so many amazing sites and even experienced a hail storm at sea on the way home.

The tour finished off with a delicious pumpkin soup on the house. Apparently when the weather is as cold as it was ...

Bruny Island, it didn't happen

A travel blog entry by roundoztravels

We woke to more of the same weather as yesterday, cold, wet and overcast, and as the plan was to go to Bruny Island today, we decided to shelve that idea and have a day of rest just like God (after all it is Sunday)

By about 11AM the weather had eased a bit so Cheryl & I decided to join some fellow travelers, Brian and Kerry and go and have a look at Hartz View Winery.

This proved to be a very good choice and the drive up into the mist covered mountains was fabulous. ...

Life in a Hostel

A travel blog entry by k.tegelaar

... tegenzin heen. Het eten was er echter prachtig!

Als ik niet werkte zat ik in het hostel (central city backpackers). We waren net een (beetje vreemde) familie. We deelden eten, kookten voor elkaar en praatte tot diep in de nacht. We hadden een aparte combinatie van mensen bij elkaar gescharreld. Iris en Guus (onze Nederlandse maatjes) Grant (de sarcastische homo) Adrian (de Australische filosoof) Stine (Deens hysterisch) Stefan (want een Duitser kan niet ontbreken) Jimmy ...