Inala Conservation Reserve
An Aboriginal name meaning “Place of Peace”, Inala is appropriately named. Behind the unassuming entry is a 1,500-acre private nature conservation reserve with abundant bird and wildlife. You can choose to stroll through the Inala Jurassic Gardens, covering about five acres, followed by a visit to the Inala Nature Museum.
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Alternatively, you can stay on the property in rustic, well-appointed colleges, where you can immerse yourself totally in the property’s ambience. There are two cottages available on the property and one cottage about 15 minutes from the Inala.
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Expert guides can introduce you to Bruny’s fabulous wildlife and birdlife for those looking to connect with nature. For bird-watching enthusiasts, the Inala property has bird hides from which you can see some of Tasmania’s endangered species, including the Forty Spotted Pardolaote, Wedge Tail Eagles and more.
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I can recommend a visit to Inala and look forward to my next visit.
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For more information about Inala's gardens, nature tours and wildlife and habitat protection, see the links below.
 Inala's office and gift shop |  The Nature Museum which holds an range of fossils and shells. |
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 |  Walk through five acres of gardens. |
 To experience the tranquility of the gardens there are several places to sit, relax and take in the garden's ambiance. |  |
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 |  Meet some of the local birdlife |
Please click on a button below for more information about Inala's activities.
The Bruny Island Bird Festival: Bringing together Science, Conservation, Community and Creativity to create four days of enjoyment and education about the birdlife of this wonderful island.
March 2022
Click on the image right to access the Bruny Island Bird Festival website
