Our Cape Bruny Lighthouse Sunset Tour is a private, on-request experience for small groups, designed for those seeking something deeply personal, intimate, and rare.

You’ll self-drive into the heart of South Bruny National Park, arriving before sunset to meet your local guide at the historic Cape Bruny Lightstation. As golden light bathes the cliffs and the Southern Ocean stretches out before you, you’ll ascend to the lighthouse balcony, the most breathtaking vantage point on Bruny Island.

With nothing but wind, waves, and wilderness surrounding you, this quiet moment becomes a memory in the making. Hear the stories of lighthouse keepers, shipwrecks, and life at the edge of the world. As the last light fades, watch Short-tailed Shearwaters return to shore, and albatross glide low over the sea. On clear nights, stay a little longer, this is one of the most incredible places in Tasmania to stargaze, and if you’re lucky, witness the shimmering Southern Aurora.

Whether you're celebrating a special occasion, proposing, or simply craving a moment of peaceful connection with nature and history, this is an experience made just for you.

Enhance your Sunset Tour with a delicious, locally made food hamper featuring regional produce and handmade treats. This optional add-on is perfect for guests who want to enjoy a relaxed, gourmet picnic as the sun goes down.
If you'd like to include a hamper with your tour, simply email us to arrange the details.

This exclusive experience is only available for groups of 2-10 people.

Operates: Friday and Saturday evenings on request. Please email us for availability.

PLEASE NOTE:

• Due to safety regulations, children under 5 years are unable to participate in the Cape Bruny Lighthouse Sunset Tour. 
• This Tour does not depart from Hobart; please ensure you have transport and accommodation before you book. 
• You will need to self-drive into the South Bruny National Park and arrive at least 10 minutes before your Tour time at the Cape Bruny Lightstation.
• A National Parks Pass is required to enter the National Park.