SeaLink Bruny Island
SeaLink Bruny Island welcomes the new Parrabah ferry into service
Parrabah was formally welcomed to the SeaLink Bruny Island fleet at an official naming and traditional smoking ceremony at Kettering.
Sneak a peek at SeaLink’s brand new Bruny Island vessel – The Parrabah
Tasmanian’s can catch a glimpse of SeaLink’s brand new ferry built locally by Richardson Devine Marine as it undergoes sea trials on Hobart’s River Derwent, before heading into service next month for Bruny Island.
Travel Update: COVID-19
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New Bruny Island Ferries to be Built in Tasmania, SeaLink purchases MV Bowen to Ensure Immediate Uplift in Capacity for Bruny Island
The first of two new vessels for the community of Bruny Island will be built by Richardson Devine Marine (RDM) in Tasmania. SeaLink has built seven vessels in Tasmania since 2013, including passenger ferries for Sydney Harbour and the Northern Territory. All of these ferries have been built by RDM.
SeaLink Delivering on Commitments to Bruny Island Ferry Service
The SeaLink Travel Group Limited (SeaLink) will commence services on the Bruny Island ferry route from Sunday 23 September 2018, introducing a new timetable, new ferries and new visitor fares.