Cape Bruny Lighthouse Tours Review

Traveling to Australia, this stop came to Hobart, the capital of Tasmania, to visit Bruny Island. Located on the southwest corner of South Bruni National Park on South Bruni, the lighthouse was built in 1838 and is Australia's fourth oldest lighthouse and the longest-serving lighthouse in Australia. Now this lighthouse city is a scenic spot in South Bruny National Park, surrounded by beautiful scenery, you can pay to climb the tower and there is a tour guide to explain. There is only one road to the entrance of the lighthouse on the mountain, it is up and down, usually the wind is very big, pay attention to safety.

Awesome Super beautiful but the weather is changeable, a while rain, hail, super strong wind, I have not experienced such a strong wind in my life. When the weather is bad, you must wait a while, because the wind is strong, and the dark clouds will blow away in a while. Look at the picture and talk

Bruny is located on the southeast coast of Tasmania, separated from the Tasmanian island by the Jean Ent Castlestrait. Storm Bay is located northeast of the island. The island and the strait are named after the French explorer Bruni d’Entcastle (Bruni d’Entrecasteaux).

It feels like a beacon inside the moon. River probably lives in a small house next to the Origami rabbit. The viewing platform of the neck on Bruni Island is closed and only the southernmost beacon and Antarctica are across the sea. It's also clear that there are many rabbits in the grass around the beacon.

Located in the southernmost part of Tasmania's Bruni Island National Park, the lighthouse, like Australia's usual style, stands tall on the beach, constantly observing the movement of the surrounding waters. Stop and climb up for a few minutes. If you want to climb to the tower, Adult 10, now on the high platform, look at the endless mountains and vast sea around you. You are in a very relaxed mood.

End of the world - Tasmania Hobart Tasmania Hobart Bruny Island Bruny Island Bruny lighthouse Lighthouse There is always a time in life to come to Australia's southernmost point, the southernmost point of the world, and then the South Pole is over.