Bruny Island.

Bruny Island is a 322-square-kilometer island located in southeastern Tasmania, Australia. It is actually made up of two islands, North Bruny and South Bruny, connected by a narrow sandy isthmus called The Neck. Climb the 279 steps to the lookout for a view of the entire island. The island is mainly pasture and eucalyptus forest. The second oldest lighthouse in Australia stands in the southeast corner of South Bruny National Park. The island is mainly visited by tour or self-drive. There is a car ferry from Hobart Port.