So, our last day on Bruny was spent visiting the Bruny Island Cheese company- mainly because they produce a cheese called Tom which we had been seeing all around the Island. Turns out its an Australianisation of the French word 'Tome' which means a cheese for every day eating. All I can say is that at $65 a kilo, you'd have to be a pretty rich peasant to eat that everyday. Bruny also boasted its own smoked fish which did not disappoint and was completely delic...

Cave on cruise

Cathedral Rocks

This photo was taken from the deck of a little cruise boat during a three hour trip around the east coast of Bruny Island. We saw surprisingly little wildlife but magnificent bull kelp and the biggest blowhole ever! We did visit a colony of fur seals which was very smelly, although I loved seeing them playing in the water. Apparently,the day before the boats had a 5 m killer whale surface practically next to them. Given that the vessels were really little mor...