Travel Video: Bruny Island (the perfect trip and itinerary) | Tasmania

My first attempt at making travel videos was about two years ago. I intended to make a travel video out of every destination I visited. In reality, I made two videos of Thailand and, seven months later, a video of the Great Ocean Walk and the after-movie for Melbourne more than a year ago. 

But I’m travelling again, and here is my second attempt! After visiting Bruny island last week, here is the video of Bruny Island! I’m also planning to start writing some travel guides. Great news, I’ve already started on the ten best things to do on Bruny Island!

My after-movie of Bruny Island!

What’s in the video?

Let’s talk about the video of Bruny Island itself now. Firstly, I had a fantastic time! Secondly, I’ll post a list below with everything in the video! The trip was a little adventure by itself as I had to hitchhike across the island! Luckily, I’ve met many great people and made it to all the places I wanted to go! Besides seeing all these fantastic places, I also didn’t have any accommodation, so I had the opportunity to sleep at most of them. It’s still one of the best ways to get close to a specific location, and it was fantastic! Keep your eyes open for more posts to follow! I’m on track this time.

  • SeaLink ferry from Kettering to Bruny Island
  • The Bruny Island Cheese and Beer Company
  • The Cape Bruny Lighthouse
  • Labillardiere Peninsula hiking track
  • Lunawanna
  • Fluted Cape hiking track
  • Adventure Bay Beach
  • The white albino wallabies of Bruny Island
  • The famous Neck of Tasmania

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