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Beaches and coves of Tasmania Bass Strait Islands

The 7 beaches and coves of Tasmania Bass Strait Islands, Australia, as recorded in Cala. The details come from the app's records; today's wind, sea temperature and shelter are in the Cala app.

Records last updated: August 29, 2026

  • Sandy: 7
  • Allports BeachSand

    Allports Beach is a quiet sandy beach near Emita on the north-west coast of Flinders Island.

  • British Admiral BeachSand

    British Admiral Beach is a remote, windswept sandy beach on King Island’s west coast, opening onto Bass Strait.

  • Fotheringate BeachSand

    Fotheringate Beach forms part of Flinders Island’s natural coastal landscape beneath the Strzelecki Peaks.

  • Godfreys BeachSand

    Godfreys Beach is an accessible sandy beach at the foot of The Nut in Stanley.

  • Lemons BeachSand

    Lemons Beach is a quiet, broad coastal beach near Cape Portland in north-eastern Tasmania.

  • Palana BeachSand

    Palana Beach is a broad white-sand beach on the northern coast of Flinders Island, facing Bass Strait and offering views towards Inner Sister Island.

  • Trousers Point BeachSand

    Trousers Point Beach sits on the west coast of Flinders Island within Strzelecki National Park, where white sand, shallow clear water and granite headlands create a distinctive Bass Strait setting.

Which beaches in Tasmania Bass Strait Islands are sandy?

Sandy beaches on record include Allports Beach, British Admiral Beach, Fotheringate Beach, Godfreys Beach and Lemons Beach.

Which coves in Tasmania Bass Strait Islands are sheltered from the wind?

It changes with the day's wind direction, so there is no fixed list. Cala works it out for each cove by comparing the cove's orientation with today's wind forecast; open Tasmania Bass Strait Islands in the app to see which coves are sheltered right now.

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