Location:

Greens Beach is located on Tasmania’s north coast, just west of Port Sorell and near Narawntapu National Park. This long, sandy beach offers calm waters, gentle waves, and sweeping views across Bass Strait, making it ideal for swimming, beach walks, and relaxing by the water.

How to get there:

From Devonport or Port Sorell, follow Bass Highway (A1) west and turn onto Greens Beach Road. There’s ample parking near the beach, with easy access to the sand and nearby grassy picnic areas.

Is it suitable for swimming?

Yes — Greens Beach is family-friendly and ideal for swimming. The waters are generally calm, though always check local conditions before entering the water.

Can you see wildlife there?

Yes — Narawntapu National Park is nearby, so kangaroos, wallabies, and wombats can occasionally be spotted close to the beach. Seabirds are common along the shoreline, and dolphins are sometimes seen offshore.

Dogs allowed:

Yes — dogs are permitted on leash. Always follow local signage and be mindful of wildlife.

More information:

Greens Beach is perfect for swimming, beach walks, and enjoying a peaceful coastal setting. Its proximity to Narawntapu National Park makes it a great base for exploring wildlife and nearby walking tracks. Combine your visit with other north coast beaches like Sandy Cape, West Head, and Foreshore Walking Track at Bicheno for a full Tasmanian coastal experience.