Location:

Swimcart Beach is a small, scenic beach located just south of St Helens on Tasmania’s north-east coast, along Georges Bay. Known for its calm waters and quiet atmosphere, it’s a perfect spot for swimming, relaxing, or enjoying a peaceful coastal escape away from the busier beaches in the area.

How to get there:

From St Helens, head south along the Tasman Highway (A3) and turn onto the local access road toward Swimcart Beach. There’s a small parking area nearby, with a short walk down to the sand. The beach is easily accessible by car.

Is it suitable for swimming?

Yes — Swimcart Beach is ideal for swimming. Its sheltered waters make it safe for families and children, though always be mindful of tides and local conditions.

Can you see wildlife there?

You can often see seabirds along the shoreline, and dolphins are occasionally spotted in the bay. The surrounding vegetation may also provide glimpses of native birds and small marsupials.

Dogs allowed:

Dogs are generally permitted on leash, but check local signage and council regulations to ensure compliance and protect wildlife.

More information:

Swimcart Beach is a peaceful spot for a quiet day by the water, whether swimming, sunbathing, or exploring the shoreline. Its calm, sheltered setting and close proximity to St Helens make it a great stop while touring Tasmania’s north-east coast. For a full coastal experience, combine your visit with nearby Taylors Beach, Binalong Bay, or The Gardens.