Fully guided lighthouse tours. Interesting facts and true stories. Amazing views perched above the Tasmanian coastlines of Bruny Island.
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Feb 25, 2025
We visited around 11:30am, this visit was part of our Bruny Island Safari Bus tour. This was a prearranged visit, and the lighthouse guide met us at the door and got us in for the tour. Our guide w…Full review by iowacityia
Feb 21, 2025
Matt was our guide for the roughly 30-minute tour. Full of interesting history & information without overloading you. Casual tour. Lucky enough to have amazing weather & the view from the top is spec…Full review by Trip44419472836
Feb 5, 2025
the walk to the lighthouse itself was quite a challenge for someone not in the peak of condition. once there, the steps inside were manageable and well worth the view which was spectacular ! we did …Full review by sandra d
Cam we bring our dog with us when we visit the lighthouse, if she stays in the car?
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Hello, we do see people walking dogs in the area. However, I believe dogs are not allowed. It would be best to check with the Waratah Wynyard council for clarification. We hope to see …
Hello, we do see people walking dogs in the area. However, I believe dogs are not allowed. It would be best to check with the Waratah Wynyard council for clarification. We hope to see you at the Table Cape Lighthouse soon :)
Hi, Can i ask if there is an age limit for kid to visit the lighthouse? My son will be 3 years old when we visit in November this year. Thank you!
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Hello, yes our age limit is 5 years. Your son can enter the lighthouse and look on the inside but unfortunately won't be able to climb the spiral stairs or go onto the balcony. Kind …
Hello, yes our age limit is 5 years. Your son can enter the lighthouse and look on the inside but unfortunately won't be able to climb the spiral stairs or go onto the balcony. Kind Regards Team Bruny Island Safaris
Could you tell us what the dirt road from Lunawarra to the Cape Bruny Lighthouse is like? Specifically, we will be on large touring bikes (bitumen tyres) that can handle a firm dirt surface but not loose sand, bulldust or long stretches of loose gravel. If it changes over time with rain, grading etc, are we able to phone the local council (or some other organisation) closer to the date?
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Hello, the road from Lunawanna to Cape Bruny is approximately 18km. It's a firm gravel surface and generally not bad. It has a few potholes here and there and corrugations in some …
Hello, the road from Lunawanna to Cape Bruny is approximately 18km. It's a firm gravel surface and generally not bad. It has a few potholes here and there and corrugations in some areas are worse than others. We see plenty of bikes come through. It does get a bit slippery and slushy if it's been graded or wet for long periods of time. Call us or Tasmanian National Parks and Wildlife for any updates. Kind Regards Craig
Hello - I would like to book some accommodation at the lighthouse- hopefully in one of the historic cottages for me and a dog - is she welcome for a week ? Thanks , Nicola,
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Hey, we stayed on the west side and was more barre and windy than on east side of Bruny Island. I would suggest a stay on or near Adventure Bay. It's pretty and more protected. Cheers
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