Three-Hour Bruny Island Cruise with Sea Cave Exploration & See Breathing Rock Blowhole
Travel into the depth of the Tasmanian wilderness with a sea-bound cruising expedition along the rugged coastline of Bruny Island with Pennicott Wilderness Journeys. Over three hours, you will get up close and personal with the abundance of wildlife that call this strip of the sea home, from the squeaking dolphins to snoozing seals and migrating whales. Journey beneath some of Australia’s highest cliffs and drift up to the ‘Breathing Rock’ blowhole and see this giant wonder in action!
Inclusions
- Valid for one infant (0–2), one child (3–16), one adult (17+), two adults (17+), one family (two adults and two OR three children, as selected)
- Three-hour boat cruise to Bruny Island
- Listen to the ‘Breathing Rock’ blowhole
- Witness ‘The Monument’ rock formation
- Visit where the Tasman Sea and the Southern Ocean merge
- Look out for marine life, including seals, dolphins, migrating whales and sea birds
- Travel with an experienced guide
- Available every day: Departs at 11am, with additional cruises available seasonally at 10am & 1.30pm
- Departure Point: Bruny Island Cruises Visitor Centre at 1005 Adventure Bay Road, Adventure Bay. Guests will need to catch the Bruny Island Ferry Terminal to reach this departure point
- Bookings valid to 31 March 2026
Pricing & availability
Things to know
Things don’t always work out, so enjoy peace of mind knowing that the following cancellation options are available to you.
- Up to 1 day before your chosen date - 100%
- Up to 7 days after purchase - 100%
Cancellations
All changes and cancellations are subject to our standard Refund Policy
Changes to Booking
24 hours’ notice is required to change a booking you have made
- Cold weather clothing (jacket, scarf, gloves, beanie)
- Camera
Every day
Availability:
- Available every day: Departs at 11am, with additional cruises available seasonally at 10am & 1.30pm
- Not valid: Christmas Day
- Bookings valid to 31 March 2026
- Please note: Pennicott Wilderness Journeys bookings fill up quickly – book early to avoid disappointment
- Departure Point: Bruny Island Cruises Visitor Centre at 1005 Adventure Bay Road, Adventure Bay
- Getting There: Guests from Hobart, will need to drive 45 minutes south to the Bruny Island Ferry Terminal in Kettering. Please arrivate at the ferry terminal 30 minutes prior to the ferry departure time. The SeaLink ferry crossing takes 15–20 minutes and once you’re on Bruny Island, it’s a 40-minute drive south to Bruny Island Cruises Visitor Centre
Important:
- Food and drinks are not provided on board the cruise
- Maximum of 43 people per cruise
- Hotel transfers are not available
- Dress warmly for the cruise – warm jackets, scarves, beanies and gloves are recommended
Terms & Conditions:
- Cruises are weather dependent and may be cancelled at the discretion of Pennicott Wilderness Journeys for passenger and crew safety
- If your cruise is cancelled due to unsuitable weather, Pennicott Wilderness Journeys will contact you to advise the next suitable date
- Vessels are subject to change depending on availability
Please Note:
- Maximum purchase limits applies per person for the following rates: Child rate: 10 maximum; Family rate: 2 maximum; and Adult rate: 10 maximum
- Bookings for this offer are limited and subject to availability. Not valid with any other offer
- Entire value must be used in one visit; any unused portions will be forfeited, and cannot be used at a later date
Important:
- The destination you are attending may have health, insurance and vaccination requirements in place. Please ensure you stay up to date with any requirements prior to your visit
- We reserve the right to modify prices for marketing and commercial reasons. Please note that full terms and conditions apply. Full terms and conditions are located on the terms and conditions page of our website
Pennicott Wilderness Journeys
This family-run business takes guests on a journey into the unique wilderness, showcasing the spectacular wildlife in and around the Tasmanian and southern Victoria coastlines, and does so with respect to sustainability in the environment.