[Exclusive: 10% Off Promo] From Hobart: Bruny Island Full-Day Guided Tour with Exclusive Lighthouse Tour, Lunch and Food Tastings

Ticketing was easy and fast. Grant our guide was very knowledgeable and had a ton of information that he gladly shared. Lunch at the Pub was delicious and the sightseeing was great. Enjoyed the chocolate samples, the honey goodies and of course the oysters were amazing! Thank you for an enjoyable day and all the best to Grant for his upcoming retirement!

Jimmy was an excellent guide, informative and not overbearing. He also seemed to provide an endless series of opportunities to try local produce. We had a great time

Andy is a great tour captain. Very caring and heaps of information. Well planned tour and lovely scenery. A great day out

Our guide Jimmy was fantastic providing a wide variety of information about the Islands culture, wildlife and culinarily delights. Particularly enjoyed the care and attention to all the guests attending to there very need and keeping the tour on track and even ahead of schedule so we could enjoy a few special extra stops to Enjoy It's a WOW all round from us !!!!😆

The guide was very patient, pleasant and knowledgeable. Please note, there were no feedback multiple choice options that adequately described the nature of my feedback, so I had to select 'my guide was 'rude unpleasant' (the guide was neither) because I would not have been able to submit written feedback otherwise. There were a couple of comments I had regarding language used by the guide during the trip. The first was about inclusive language for attendees. There were times when the guide referred to attendees as 'ladies and gentleman', which doesn't recognise my identity as a non-binary attendee (that is, someone who isn't exclusively either male or female). Using alternative language like 'everyone' or 'team' avoids excluding non-binary attendees. A second comment I had was around commentary regarding Bruny Island. A comment was made by the host about how a number of people living on the Island had become 'Cook crazy', by naming street signs etc. after James Cook. This was communicated as an interesting fact attendees might be interested in, rather than as being something that could make First Nations attendees and First Nations residents on Bruny Island feel culturally unsafe about, given Cook's role in the violent colonisation of Australia. Recognising the harmful racial and colonial implications of naming landmarks etc. after colonists like James Cook, particularly given many colonised countries are deliberately heading in the opposite direction, and removing reference to colonists, would have demonstrated more sensitivity, and helped educate attendees.

Guide was great, oysters delicious, light house tour fantastic , lunch tastie , morning tea on the beach beautiful. Great trip

Rock was fabulous. Great local knowledge and passionate about Bruny Island. Great tour! Lunch was also a standout at Bruny Pub!

The entire day ran very well. Pickup was on time. The guide, Dave has an infectious enthusiasm and love for Bruny Island with spirited commentary, humorous anecdotes and interesting details. Food was excellent wityh a highlight being eating oysters and cheese overlooking a quiet bay where Captain Cook anchored around 250 years previously. An enjoyable mix of great views and great food.

Liked the small group. Enjoyed the places we visited and the opportunity to learn about Bruny Island. Guide was very pleasant and knowledgeable.

Well organised tour with lots of meals options. Loved every minute of it

Our experience was fabulous!!! Rick was great very informative and thoroughly recommend it !!!

Rick,our guide, did a fabulous job!

David was a great host and very knowledgeable. Food was delicious.

Very well organised and Rick has great knowledge of Bruny Island.