Where is the best surfing in Tasmania?
The region’s best surf spots are clustered along the Surf Coast, between Bicheno (including Red Bill Beach) and St Helens Point.
Is there good surfing in Tasmania?
The best waves on this coast are in the north due to the shelter provided by Maria Island and the Freycinet Peninsula, although some good waves can be found in Marion Bay, just a 40 min drive east of Hobart. The town of St. Helens has some good spots, as does Eaglehawk Neck.
Where is the biggest surf in Tasmania?
The west coast is Tasmania’s wild west – the largest wave ever recorded in Australia was here. The town of Marrawah is the focus of the surf scene, with its three beaches – Ann Bay, Mawson Bay and taypalaka / Green Point – delivering long rides in a westerly swell.
Where can I surf in Hobart?
Surf Spots
- Bellbuoy Beach. 1ft.
- Bellerive Beach. 2-3ft.
- Bicheno. 3-5ft.
- Birches Bay (n) 3-5ft.
- Boat Harbour Beach. 2-4ft.
- Cape Sorell. 5-8ft.
- Carlton Rivermouth. 4-6ft.
- Clifton Beach. 3-4ft.
Can you surf on Bruny Island?
Beaches around Bruny Island
They’re not over-crowded, they’re quiet – and you have the option to surf, sit or walk for miles!
Can you surf at Wineglass Bay?
Hotspots like the Bay of Fires, Wineglass Bay and the Freycinet Peninsula are just as renowned for their surf as they are for their scenery, with Eddystone Rock being one of the nation’s latest big wave crazes.
Is there surf in Devonport?
There are three main surfing beaches (T 1132 ,1136 & 1137), all located in North Devonport 1-2 km from the city centre. The beaches are bordered by rocks and bluffs and vary in orientation and exposure, providing a range of beach and surfing conditions (Fig.
Is there surf in Burnie Tasmania?
Bruny Island
It’s Australia’s southernmost surf beach, surf it in a southerly swell and a northerly wind.