Lighthouse Jetty Beach
Bruny Island | Hazard Rating: 1/10 | Parking: Good + close | Faces: Nor-West into Great Taylors Bay | Length: 700 m
Lighthouse Jetty Beach (or Jetty Beach) is on south Bruny Island on the way to the Lighthouse (far south). Turn right about 2km before the Lighthouse and head down Old Jetty Road about 4km on a well signposted good dirt road.
The beach is in a sheltered part of Great Taylors Bay that has safe swimming, snorkeling and fishing with basic boat access.
The Jetty Beach Campground is next to the beach and has parking for access to the beach.
The campground is situated in a beautiful natural environment surrounded with trees and wildlife. Pit toilets and water (which you should boil). For camping at a safe beach at a relatively unknown beach, this is a great choice. Small kids will love it! Managed by Parks and Wildlife the self booking fees are very reasonable.
Named after a jetty (now missing) that supplied the Lighthouse at Cape Bruny about five kilometres away.
Google Maps has confused Lighthouse Jetty Beach, Jetty Beach and Kingfisher Beach locations. Also not to be confused with Jetty Beach at Dennes Point at the north end of Bruny.
