Nubeena - A Profile

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 Nubeena 

 

Nubeena is a scenic village on the Tasman Peninsula, halfway along the west coast of Tasman Peninsula, on Parsons Bay, which is a narrow continuation of Wedge Bay with a population of 481.

It is 10 kilometres (6.2 mi) north-west of Port Arthur and just up the road from White Beach.

A convenient spot to stock up with supplies or enjoy a pleasant coffee on the west coast of the peninsula.

Doktorarbeit akad. Writer

White Beach Caravan Park  

128 White Beach Rd,
White Beach
reception@whitebeachtouristpark.com.au

(03) 6250-2142


White Beach Tourist Park offers a tranquil beachfront escape only ten minutes from the historic Port Arthur site. With 2 km of pristine white sand, guests can swim, kayak, fish or simply unwind at sunset. 

The park caters to all styles of travellers with self-contained cabins (sleeping up to six), powered grassy sites for caravans and motorhomes, and tent-friendly unpowered spots. 

Facilities include a camp kitchen and dining room, laundry, barbecues, playground, free WI‑Fi, a boat ramp nearby, and a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. It’s an ideal base for exploring the stunning Tasman Peninsula.

 $$ - No dogs.

Nubeena Ex- Serviceman's Club
SELF CONTAINED ONLY
Alfred Street,
Nubeena
0429 044 493

I suggest that you phone in advance to obtain most current details.

Visitor Information Centre
6973 Arthur Hwy, Port Arthur 7182
(03) 6251 2371

Emergencies
Police, ambulance and fire dial 000

Police Station
- non-emergency ph. 131 444
Nubeena Police Station
1601 Nubeena Rd, Nubeena

Doctor/Medical Centre
Tasman Medical Practice
1614 Nubeena Rd, Nubeena TAS 7184
(03) 6250 9038

Laundromat
Peninsula Laundry Services
6953 Arthur Hwy, Port Arthur TAS 7182
Closes 5PM

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

 

 

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