Greens Beach

Greens Beach lies at the mouth of the Tamar River and is a starting point for Narawntapu National Park. The park has an entrance at Greens Beach. The 270-metre walk to the West Head lookout also begins at the car park by the park entrance. This gives you specific points of interest to consider when planning your holiday: nature, views and various leisure facilities in the area.

Leisure facilities in Greens Beach

Greens Beach Destination Park has fitness equipment and a slide. These offer two different kinds of activities: exercise and play. If you are travelling with children, you can include the park as an activity in its own right in your plans. The combination of fitness equipment and a slide sets this offering apart from an outing focused primarily on the views or golf.

Destination Park also has three picnic tables and four electric barbecues. If you would like to plan a meal outdoors, you will find dedicated picnic facilities here. Changing rooms, an outdoor shower and public toilets complete the park's facilities. This means that both places to take a picnic break and changing and bathroom facilities are available.

Greens Beach Foreshore Reserve also has picnic and leisure facilities. It is another named point of interest for families who would like to consider leisure activities in Greens Beach as well as a visit to the national park. This lets you plan your trip around different interests without limiting your stay to just one activity.

Golf and coastal views

Greens Beach Golf Club is a nine-hole sandbelt golf course on the shores of Bass Strait. For golf enthusiasts, it is a clearly defined activity with a specific connection to the landscape. You can take this into account when choosing where to stay if golf is one of the activities you have in mind. The golf course is an alternative to the facilities at Destination Park or the entrance to the national park.

An easy 270-metre walk leads from the car park at the entrance to Narawntapu National Park near Greens Beach to the West Head lookout. The short, precisely specified route ends at a clearly defined destination. If you are looking for an outing with a manageable walking distance, this information offers a practical guide for planning your day.

West Head lookout offers cliff-top views along the coast from Badger Head west to Table Cape and the Dial Ranges behind Ulverstone. From the lookout, you can see both the coastal landscape and the ranges beyond. The walk is therefore defined not only by its destination but also by the views.

Greens Beach as a holiday destination

If you are looking for a holiday rental, you can consider Greens Beach as a possible place to stay. Whether it suits your travel plans is a matter of personal preference.

Other places: Coningham, Dennes Point, Ellendale, Glengarry, Chudleigh, Hillwood, Sisters Beach, Burnie.

For the broader travel overview: Tasmania.