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Stewarts Bay

Stewarts Bay

Near Port Arthur |

Hazard Rating: 1/10 | Parking:  Good + close | from Hobart: 90 km | Faces: Southeast-ish into Ladies Bay | Length: 500 m

Original Name: Turrakana, the homeland of the Pydairrerme (Tasman Peninsula’s Aboriginal people)

Stewarts Bay is located near Port Arthur between Garden and Fryingpan points. Well-protected, the beach is ideal for families and kids.

A must-visit if you are in the area, not usually too busy with great views. My friend Christine grew up here and describes it as a positive and pivotal part of growing up in the area. Alberry Creek enters into the bay for a safe paddling area. Access to the beach to launch small boats and kayaks, etc.

There is a park area for a picnic with nearby toilets.

Tiger Head Beach

Tiger Head Beach

Hazard Rating: 1/10 | Parking: Good + close | from Hobart: 25 km | Faces: East-ish into Tiger Head Bay | Length: 200 m

Tiger Head Beach is located in Dodges Ferry and is a small well protected beach with shallow foreshore ideal for young kids to play.

Next to an excellent playground called Boat Park with playground, toilets and BBQ’s. It has everything for an ideal picnic or kid’s birthday party.

Close to shops & a recommended fish & chip shop. An excellent boat ramp with good fishing access.

Fishing
White Beach

White Beach

Near Nubeena | Hazard Rating: 2/10 | Parking:  Varied | from Hobart: 104 km | Faces: West into Crooked Billet and Storm Bay Bay | Length: 3 km

Original Name: Turrakana, the homeland of the Pydairrerme (Tasman Peninsula’s Aboriginal people)

White Beach is a long sweeping beach facing west into a protected bay on the southwest side of the Tasmanian Peninsula not far from Nubeena. Several entry points to the beach along its length with the best access at each end.

Somewhat secluded you will experience a beautiful beach that is great for kids – presumably named because of its white beach sand.

A boat ramp at the northern end with a jetty that is good for fishing. Toilets towards the north end. Views of ‘Brother’ and ‘Sister’ Islands.