Te Kuiti Bruny Island Cottage is, in one word, superb. It has everything you need, in a modern, tastefully decorated and welcoming space. Wake to morning light diffused through the native trees.Wallabies and other Australian animals and bird abound. Or if you want, I don't know why, you can close the curtains. But the cottage is serene and relaxing, like the Island. A short (75 m) walk to the shoreline and magnificent views. But above all it is the serenity.
Alison and Robert are superb hosts. Great communication and, if you want, a yarn and happy to chat. And if not, you can toddle around under your own steam, with your own company.
I'll be back.
Two things about which you need to be mindful. First, you need to bring all your food with you (and out of respect to the Island, take your rubbish with you). Second, the posted speed limits are way too high. The safe speed on the Island's roads is between 10 and 20 km lower than posted. This is because the roads are often narrow and winding, frequently dirt (which an ordinary care can easily traverse) and other drivers tend to lack caution and judgement. If you are traveling slowly and someone is behind you, pull over and let them pass.