Beaches and coves of Tasmania North Coast

Back Beach is a short sandy shore west of Main Beach in Devonport, facing Bass Strait.

Bakers Beach is a long, open sandy beach within Narawntapu National Park on Tasmania’s central north coast.

Barnbougle Beach is a natural Bass Strait shoreline near Bridport, set alongside a coastal sand-dune landscape.

Beaumaris Beach is a sandy, surf-exposed shore beside the small coastal settlement of Beaumaris on Tasmania’s east coast.

Beerbarrel Beach is a remote sandy shore within the St Helens Point Conservation Area, near St Helens.

Bluff Beach is a sandy, sheltered-bay beach on Tasmania’s north-west coast, looking across Bass Strait from the Mersey Bluff precinct.

Boobyalla Beach is a long sandy shore on Ringarooma Bay in north-east Tasmania.

Buttons Beach is a broad, north-facing ocean beach at Ulverstone, close to the mouth of the Leven River.

Coles Beach is a sandy urban beach near Devonport’s Mersey Bluff, popular with local residents.

Croppies Beach forms part of the broad natural coastal setting around Waterhouse on Tasmania’s north-east coast.

Croquet Lawn Beach is a small sandy bathing beach on the Bridport foreshore in north-east Tasmania.

Dianas Beach is a long sandy stretch near Beaumaris on Tasmania’s east coast, running north for about three kilometres to Dianas Basin.

Eastmans Beach is a sandy, sheltered part of Bridport’s foreshore in north-east Tasmania.

Freers Beach curves for roughly 1.5 kilometres near Port Sorell, with clean white sand and sheltered inner waters.

Goftons Beach is one of Bridport’s public sandy foreshore beaches, framed by native vegetation and granite outcrops.

Hawley Beach is a sandy shoreline on Tasmania’s north coast near Port Sorell.

Jeanneret Beach is a compact, roughly 250-metre white-sand beach near Binalong Bay in Tasmania’s Bay of Fires Conservation Area.

Johnsons Beach is a sandy local beach near Penguin on Tasmania’s north-west coast.

Lagoon Beach at Low Head faces the Tamar River and is generally more sheltered than nearby East Beach.

Lillico Beach is a pebbly coastal strip about ten minutes west of Devonport in north-west Tasmania.

Mattingleys Beach is one of the small beaches along Bridport’s public foreshore.

Maurouard Beach is a long sandy shoreline near St Helens, set beyond the Peron Dunes and exposed to the Tasman Sea.

Mermaids Beach is one of Bridport's small sandy beaches on the Anderson Bay foreshore.

Murdochs Beach is a remote sandy shore on Tasmania’s north-east coast, beside the Ringarooma River mouth and the Lower Ringarooma wetland system.

Old Pier Beach is a sandy foreshore beach at Bridport in north-east Tasmania, beside the remnants of the historic pier.

Penguin Beach forms part of the foreshore of Penguin, a Bass Strait town where a sandy beach meets a compact community recreation area.

Picnic Point Beach lies on the Bass Strait coast at West Ulverstone, where a natural shoreline meets a well-used recreation area.

Ransons Beach is a secluded sandy shore on Tasmania’s north-east coast, about 42 km east of Bridport within the Waterhouse Conservation Area.

Steels Beach is a sandy shore on Tasmania’s northeast coast between Scamander and Falmouth, beside the Scamander River mouth and coastal wetlands.

Swimcart Beach is a long sandy shore in The Gardens and the Bay of Fires, divided into northern and southern sections by Swimcart Lagoon.

Taylors Beach is an approximately 3-kilometre white-sand beach in The Gardens and the Bay of Fires Conservation Area.

Tomahawk Beach lies on Tasmania’s north-east coast, facing Ringarooma Bay and the Furneaux islands.

Turners Beach is a broad sandy shoreline on Tasmania’s Central Coast, close to Ulverstone.

Waterhouse Beach forms part of the long, high-energy sandy coast beside Waterhouse Conservation Area in north-east Tasmania.

West Tomahawk Beach is a natural sandy beach near Tomahawk in north-east Tasmania, characterised by broad sand formations and a low-density coastal setting.

Wrinklers Beach is a sandy beach near Scamander on Tasmania’s east coast.