Alonnah
Alonnah is a suburb in Tasmania. Population of 3,191 (2021 Census). Median age 50. Median household income $1,435/wk. Median rent $273/wk. 2 campsites, 5 trails nearby. Postcode 7150.
Alonnah sits on the eastern shore of Bruny Island, a peaceful locality popular with travellers seeking quieter coastal experiences. The area offers direct access to several walking tracks and beach access, making it ideal for caravaners and campers wanting to explore Tasmania's southern coast without the busier tourist infrastructure.
The Sheepwash Bay Track and Reef Track are within easy reach for short walks, while Mount Mangana and The Neck Lookout provide more substantial day trips. Accommodation options include Gordon Foreshore Reserve and Captain Cook Holiday Park, both catering to caravans and campervans. Public toilet facilities are well-distributed throughout the area.
Bruny Island itself is a working fishing community with limited commercial services, so travellers should stock supplies before heading out. The island's isolation is part of its appeal—expect a slower pace and minimal mobile coverage in some areas.
Travel Info
Must See
- Sheepwash Bay Track — Closest walking track with coastal views and beach access within walking distance of Alonnah.
- Reef Track — Short accessible trail offering coastal scenery, ideal for exploring the immediate area.
- Mount Mangana Track — Moderate hiking option with views across Bruny Island, suitable for a substantial day walk.
Must Do
- Walk Sheepwash Bay Track — Accessible coastal walk with beach access—the most convenient option from Alonnah itself.
- Explore Reef Track — Short beach-focused walk offering intimate coastal exploration without long driving times.
- Day trip to The Neck Lookout — Scenic hiking destination providing panoramic views of the narrow isthmus connecting North and South Bruny.
Travel Tips
- •Stock groceries and fuel before heading to Bruny Island; services are limited once you cross the Neck.
- •The Sheepwash Bay Track (0.8km) and Reef Track (1km) are ideal for short walks with families.
- •Public toilets are numerous but may have limited facilities outside peak season—check campground amenities.
- •Mobile coverage can be patchy; download offline maps if exploring the island's trails.
- •Book caravan parks ahead during summer and holiday periods; Bruny Island fills quickly.
Alonnah at a Glance
Based on postcode 7150 area (ABS Census 2021)Nearby
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Frequently Asked Questions
What camping is near Alonnah?
There are 7 campsites near Alonnah, including Gordon Foreshore Reserve campground (6km), Captain Cook Holiday Park (13km), Jetty Beach Campground (23.3km).
What walks and trails are near Alonnah?
There are 10 walking trails near Alonnah, including Alonnah - Sheepwash Bay Track (1km), Reef Track (1.2km), Mount Mangana Track (9km).
Is there fuel near Alonnah?
Yes, there are 5 fuel stations near Alonnah, including Independent Middleton Store (10km), BP DOVER (18.6km), BP KETTERING (21.4km).
What attractions are near Alonnah?
There are 4 attractions near Alonnah, including Bruny Island (9km), Adventure Bay Beach (12.1km), Agnes Rivulet (28.5km).