Discover Beauty Point: A Hidden Gem on the Tamar River

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Nestled on the picturesque Tamar River, Beauty Point is a charming coastal town that offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and rich history. Just a short drive from Launceston, this quaint destination is a must-visit for travellers exploring northern Tasmania.

Beauty Point’s most famous attraction is the Seahorse World Aquarium, where visitors can marvel at unique seahorses and learn about marine conservation.

For travellers on the road, Beauty Point welcomes caravanners and RV visitors with several convenient accommodation options. The Beauty Point Caravan Park offers well-maintained sites with essential facilities, making it an ideal base for exploring the area.

Beyond its cultural sites and practical accommodations, Beauty Point boasts stunning river views, peaceful walking trails, and delightful local cafés serving fresh Tasmanian produce. Whether you're keen on wildlife, history, or simply soaking in serene waterside scenery, Beauty Point offers a memorable experience that captures the essence of Tasmania’s charm.

Plan a visit to Beauty Point and discover why this hidden gem is a favourite among locals and visitors alike. 

 


Beauty Point Tourist Park
36 West Arm Road,
Beauty Point Tasmania
(03) 6383 4536
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Beauty Point Tourist Park is situated on seven picturesque acres of land and is surrounded on both sides by the pristine waters of the beautiful Tamar River. Enjoy all the recreational activities that staying this close to the water offers.

The waterfront setting is enhanced by the adjoining conservation reserve and manicured grounds of the park.

 
 Seahorse World Tasmania

Shed 1A Inspection Head Wharf
200 Flinders Street
Beauty Point Tasmania
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This working seahorse farm gives you unique access to these magical creatures. An educational tour will lead you through The Cave of the Seahorse, working Seahorse Farm and the Wonders of the Southern Ocean Aquarium, ending with the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to hold a beautiful seahorse in the palm of your hand!

 

Visitor Information Centre
81 Main Rd, Exeter TAS 7275
03 6394 4454 or email tamar@wtc.tas.gov.au

Toilet Facilities
Esplanade, Beauty Point, Tasmania
Located on the foreshore, just north of Flinders Street

Emergencies
Police, ambulance and fire dial 000

Police Station
35-37 Grubb Street, Beaconsfield TAS 7270 - non-emergency ph. 131 444

Doctor/Medical Centre
Beaconsfield Medical Service
146 Weld St, Beaconsfield TAS 7270
(03) 6383 1511

Laundromat
107 Flinders St, Beauty Point TAS 7270

Real Estate For Sale
This (external) link will give you updated details of property for sale in and around Beauty Point.


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