Bruny Island Accommodation The Tree House Tasmania

The Tree House

The Tree House is set in a unique, secluded, tranquil central location for Bruny Island accommodation with spectacular water and bush views. Over-looking  Sheepwash Bay, the holiday house provides comfortable self-contained accommodation where you can sit on the deck and enjoy the view of the water and the mountains. Base yourself here to explore the islands’ wilderness and gourmet food trail. The house sits on a large, secluded bush block near the water. Every room has a view of the sea. It’s a romantic place ideal for couples or small groups of up to four people. There is a local walking track at the bottom of the house. The Dray track follows the foreshore to the Alonnah jetty. You can also walk to the Bruny Island Hotel. The beach at Alonnah is quite safe for a swim, and there is plenty of room there. It’s a short walk from your accommodation on Bruny Island.

The Accommodation

The Tree House is independently rated as 4 Stars. The self-contained accommodation is located on a hill overlooking the water and the Hartz mountains beyond; the Tree House accommodation offers open-plan living along with a fully equipped kitchen to help make your stay enjoyable and relaxing. Hotel Bruny is just down the road if you don’t feel like cooking. Inside, the house has polished wooden floorboards and rugs. Every room has a view of the sea. There is a wood heater to enjoy cosy nights and a reverse cycle air conditioner to keep you cool and warm. If you feel like keeping in touch with the outside world, we have NBN satellite to keep you updated with your friends. WiFi is available throughout the entire house. See our photos of The Tree House and its surrounds.

Bruny Island

The island is located south of Hobart and has a north and south Island joined by a sandy isthmus. To get to Bruny Island, you’ll need to catch the ferry ride from Kettering. The island has many natural wonders, including a strong Aboriginal heritage with solid connections to the land. You can spend days exploring Bruny Island and get into activities like surfing, sea kayaking, bushwalking, mountain bike riding and fishing.

National Parks protect much of the island. Some great places to visit are Cloudy Bay, Adventure Bay, Bruny Island Lighthouse, and the penguins at the isthmus. There are also many places to walk and enjoy the island’s fauna.

The island is laid back and a great place to unwind from day-to-day life.

Bruny Island – A Taste of Southern Tasmania

Bruny Island, a small, rugged island off the southern coast of Tasmania, offers a unique blend of natural beauty, delicious food, and outdoor adventures. Here are a few things to do:

• Explore the South Bruny National Park: Discover towering forests, secluded beaches, and dramatic sea cliffs. Hike to the iconic Cape Bruny Lighthouse or spot white wallabies in Adventure Bay.
• Indulge in Local Delights: Bruny Island is renowned for its fresh produce and gourmet food—sample oysters from Get Shucked, Bruny Island Cheese Company cheese, and Bruny Island Honey Farm honey. You can also sample wine, beer, and cider. Look at our things to do page for more tips on how to enjoy Bruny Island.
• Take a Scenic Cruise: On a boat tour, enjoy breathtaking coastal views and wildlife sightings. Look for dolphins, seals, and even whales.
• Visit the Truganini Memorial: Learn about the island’s rich Aboriginal history at the Truganini Memorial, located at the Neck lookout.
• Relax on the Beach: Bruny Island has several beautiful beaches, perfect for swimming, sunbathing, or simply enjoying the peaceful atmosphere.

Whether you’re a nature lover, foodie, or adventure seeker, Bruny Island has something to offer everyone.

Accreditation

The Tree House is an accredited tourism accommodation business. We strive hard to maintain our reputation and ensure our guests enjoy their experience on Bruny Island. For more information about booking The Tree House, please visit our page or click the booking button below.

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