Alonnah is the administrative capital of Bruny Island.
In the early 1900's Alonnah jetty was used by many vessels traversing the D'entrecasteaux channel with cargo and passengers. On Thursdays a weekly trip to Hobart took passengers shopping for the day.
The Pontoon that takes the place of the jetty today is the last surviving section of the Hobart Floating Arch Bridge that was used to cross the Derwent River from Oct 1943 - Aug 1964. This section was towed to Alonnah on 27th June 1972.
The Don
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Fully self-contained romantic retreat
Panoramic views large decks great sunsets
1300 889 557
Hilltop Retreat
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Comfortable 2 bedrooms with queen size beds.
Panoramic views, fully self-contained retreat
1300 889 557
email: bookings@brunyislandaccommodation.com.au
http://www.brunyisland.net.au/Alonnah/hilltop.html
Mandala
Fully renovated, weatherboard home
with games shed and Kayaks supplied.
Phone 0427 560 790
email: mvfk@aapt.net.au
http://www.mandalabrunyisland.com.au
