Hazard Rating: 1/10 | Parking: Good + close | from Hobart: 60 km | Faces: SW into Norfolk Bay | Length: 2 km
1 km just past Dunalley is Dunalley beach (south end called Carlisle Beach). The beach has a gradual beach shore and is great to explore particularly on a low tide. Close to main road with parking at the south end. Grab a takeaway from one of the excellent food venues in Dunalley and sit on the beach to eat.
Originally named East Bay Neck, the small settlement was changed to Dunalley in 1839 by an early settler after Henry Prittie, the third Baron Dunalley – a title from County Tipperary in Ireland. Located on the Arthur Highway on a narrow isthmus which separates the Forestier and Tasman Peninsulas.
Overlooks Fulham Island to the north and Smooth Island to the south.
