Bruny Island Tours

Taste of sweetness at Bruny Island Honey

Bruny Island Honey is much more than just a producer of honey—it’s a celebration of nature’s bounty. This family-run apiary captures the essence of the island’s unique environment, blending the nectar of native wildflowers into award-winning honey varieties.

Visitors to the studio get an immersive experience: the aromas, textures, and tastes all tell the story of sustainable beekeeping and respect for the land.

Bruny Island Honey highlights

Bruny Island Honey is one of the island’s must-visit food experiences. Their philosophy centers on:

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  • Locally sourced excellence: Cream and butter from island dairies, ensuring fresh, creamy honey bases.
  • Sustainable practices: Their bee-friendly methods promote hive health and biodiversity, preserving the island’s delicate ecosystems.
  • Award-winning quality: Their honey has received multiple Australian awards, applauded for both taste and craftsmanship.

Signature products

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Handcrafted Chocolate Bars

Rich bean-to-bar milk chocolates infused with local twists like tree nuts and sea salt.

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Bee Pops

These honey-infused lollipops offer a sweet taste of Bruny Island's purest honey.

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Honey and Eucalyptus Drops

Combining the soothing properties of eucalyptus with the natural sweetness of honey, these drops are a remedy for the sore throats.

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Honey Bears

Soft, chewy, and shaped like adorable bears, these honey gummies are a flavorful way to enjoy the island’s raw honey on the go.

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Honeycomb

Straight from the hive, this golden honeycomb offers an authentic taste of Bruny’s rich flora—crisp and sweet.

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Leatherwood Drops

Distinctly Tasmanian, these drops are made with aromatic Leatherwood honey, from the island’s ancient rainforests.

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Popcorn Infused with Honey

Crispy, golden popcorn drizzled in sweet Bruny Island honey—an irresistible snack with a perfect balance of crunch and caramelized flavor.

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Manuka Drops

Infused with premium Manuka honey, these drops provide a boost with natural antibacterial properties.

Visit & tasting experience

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Interactive Tasting Bar

Sample different honey varieties side by side. Discover how floral, citrus, and spicy notes emerge from different native plants, guided by friendly beekeepers.

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Guided Apiary Tours

Walk among buzzing hives nestled on the forest edge. Learn about hive dynamics, queen rearing, and how seasonal cycles shape the bees’ work and how the honey turns out.

Beekeeper extracting honey from honeycomb in a rural apiary, showcasing the process of bottling the harvested honey.

Family-Friendly Workshops

Participate in hands-on sessions to make beeswax wraps, decorate honey jars, and craft mini hive souvenirs.

Location and accessibility

Bruny Island Honey is conveniently located in Adventure Bay on the island’s eastern side—Tasmania’s “southern shoulder.”

  • Address: 2184 Bruny Island Main Rd, Great Bay TAS 7150, Australia
  • Just a 40-minute drive south from Hobart along the scenic Channel Highway to Kettering, followed by a 20-minute ferry crossing to Bruny Island.
  • Visitors enjoy ample free parking and wheelchair-accessible pathways, ensuring an easy and welcoming visit for all.
  • Open daily from 9am to 5pm, with longer hours in summer (check online for seasonal updates).

Explore more of Bruny Island

From cheese tastings and vineyard tours to chocolate workshops, pair your honey experience with other island delights.

Frequently asked questions about Bruny Island Honey

Do I need to book tasting sessions?

Walk-ins are always welcome, but online booking is recommended for large groups or weekend visits to avoid disappointment.

Are pets allowed on the premises?

To protect the bees and maintain hygiene, pets must remain in vehicles or designated parking areas. Service animals are welcome.

When is the honey harvest season?

The main harvest runs from December through March, with the leatherwood peak typically in late January. Visiting during harvest season offers a lively glimpse into hive activity.

Can visitors taste the honey before purchasing?

Yes, free honey tastings are available in-store.​

Is there an opportunity to learn about beekeeping at the store?

Yes, the store features a live observation hive where visitors can watch bees at work, providing an educational experience about beekeeping.

Are there any unique experiences offered at the store?

Visitors can enjoy Leatherwood honey ice cream and explore a variety of local gifts and a Manuka cosmetic range.

How can I help support bees if I can't keep a hive at home?

A common question asked in-store is how to help bees without having a personal hive. Suggestions include planting bee-friendly flowers and avoiding pesticides in your garden.

Do they offer shipping for their products?

Yes, shipping is available. However, as honey is sensitive to heat, it's advised not to leave parcels in direct sunlight.

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