Cape Bruny Lighthouse in South Bruny

Cape Bruny Lighthouse in Kingborough is a lighthouse (built in 1836). Cape Bruny Lighthouse is also known as Cape Bruny Light Station and Jetty. Cape Bruny Lighthouse is near Cape Bruny Light Station Way. Ⓦ.

Building Type
building

Image

Cape Bruny Lighthouse (22796056806)
Cape Bruny Lighthouse – Stephen Edmonds from Melbourne, Australia, CC BY-SA 2.0 – Wikimedia Commons

Attraction

  • Inala Nature Tours at Cloudy Bay Road 320 (7150) – approx. 14,4 km.
  • Sprokkelwood Art Garden at Cloudy Bay Road 339 (7150) – approx. 14,6 km.
  • Underwater cave (Blowhole) – approx. 21,5 km.
  • Penguin Spotting – approx. 29,7 km.
  • Penguin Rookery (wheelchair accessible) – approx. 29,8 km.

Tourist information offices

  • Blackwood – approx. 18,9 km.
  • information board – approx. 19,3 km.
  • Information board – approx. 22,8 km.
  • information board – approx. 23,4 km.
  • information board – approx. 23,9 km.
  • The Neck – approx. 29,7 km.

Parking

  • Clennetts Top Mill Site – approx. 16,4 km.

Picnic site

  • Mavista picnic area – approx. 19,3 km.

Campsite

  • Jetty Beach Camp Area (tents allowed, caravans allowed) – approx. 3,6 km.
  • Camping at Bruny Island – approx. 7,0 km.
  • Cloudy Corner Campground (tents allowed, caravans allowed) – approx. 9,3 km.
  • The Pines Campground (tents allowed, caravans allowed) – approx. 10,3 km.
  • The Neck Campground – approx. 26,9 km.

Viewpoint

  • Mabel Bay Lookout – approx. 3,9 km.
  • Lookout – approx. 19,0 km.
  • Bev's Lookout – approx. 21,4 km.
  • Truganini Lookout – approx. 29,8 km.
Heritage designation listed on the Tasmanian Heritage Register
Located in Kingborough Council
Street address 1750 Lighthouse Road, South Bruny TAS 7150
Country Australia