Among Tasmania’s island settlements, Alonnah distinguishes itself through its sheltered shore on the D’Entrecasteaux Channel, along the western side of South Bruny Island. The channel separates Bruny Island from mainland Tasmania and gives the town a distinctly maritime setting, with small boats and coastal roads part of everyday life. Alonnah is one of the island’s principal service settlements, making it a practical base for exploring South Bruny. Bruny Island is the traditional Country of the Nuenonne people, whose connection to this part of lutruwita/Tasmania long predates European settlement. Discover further points of interest through webcams across Bruny Island and Tasmania.
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