Adventure bay beach backyard camp

Welcome to the most southern raspberry farm in Australia. Nestled 600m inland for the iconic and stunning Adventure Bay, this eco-conscious and sustainable farm offers fresh berry produce and homemade delights that will leave the taste buds craving more. Surrounded by natural melaleuca and eucalyptus forest, this space is also home to albino Bennet wallabies, an array of Tasmania's unique birdlife as well as some farmyard friends. During the berry season (mid-November to April), we are in the fields at sunrise handpicking the fresh raspberry and other berry produce daily. Our fresh fruit is picked with care and available for tasting and purchase at our farm gate. With our overripened fruit, we make a variety of preserves, ice creams, cakes and raspberry crepes, ensuring they are made with all-natural and locally sourced ingredients. Come and enjoy the serenity of the Bruny Island Raspberry Farm with a cup of coffee, a scone (with all the trimmings) raspberry crepes or a thick shake in our outdoor setting.

The Bligh Museum is a privately-run history museum at Adventure Bay, Bruny Island. Bruny Island lies off the south coast of Tasmania and is accessed by a 15-minute car ferry from Kettering, a 40-minute drive south of Hobart (34 km). Built from thousands of convict-made bricks, the Bligh Museum of Pacific Exploration features a specialised collection relating to exploration in the South Pacific. A display of maps, documents, paintings and other artefacts offers a historical record of visits to Adventure Bay by explorers Captain William Bligh, Captain James Cook, Tobias Furneaux, Matthew Flinders and Admiral Joseph-Antoine Bruny D'Entrecasteaux. Notable works by Tobin, Webber and Hodges are also included in the collection. The Museum's foundation stone was laid on 9th September 1955 - the 200th anniversary of Captain William Bligh's birth.

Pennicott Wilderness Journey's Bruny Island Cruises provides an unforgettable wilderness cruise along Bruny Island's rugged coast in southern Tasmania. The cruise has been awarded Australia's Best Ecotourism Product four times. It has also won numerous state tourism awards, including Tasmania's Best Tourist Attraction 10 times. The Three Hour Wilderness Cruise departs from Adventure Bay, Bruny Island and travels along 50 kilometres of coastline to the Friars and back. The custom-built yellow boats take you up close to the awesome 'Breathing Rock', into deep sea caves and up close and personal to soaring cliffs and wave carved sea stacks, including the iconic "The Monument." You'll feel the power of nature at the point where the Tasman Sea meets the mighty Southern Ocean. Albatross, dolphins, seals and migrating whales are just a few of the abundant wildlife calling the coastline of Bruny Island home. Bruny Island is accessible by vehicular ferry at Kettering, a 35-minute drive south of Hobart. Guests can drive themselves to Bruny Island for the three-hour cruise, join the tour from Kettering or take a Full-Day Tour from Hobart including meals, transfers and sightseeing.