Beaches of Burnie

Burnie is home to around 15 kilometres of stunning coastline, inviting visitors to experience the relaxed Tasmanian beach lifestyle. From sheltered coves to surf-friendly shores, each beach in Burnie has its distinct charm. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful place to unwind, a scenic walk along the sand, or a spot to catch a wave, there’s a beach to suit every mood. With easy access, nearby facilities, and stunning coastal views, Burnie’s beaches are perfect for spontaneous and leisurely day trips.

Burnie Waterfront, West Beach

Follow the main streets of the city centre to the Burnie foreshore, the City by the Sea. West Beach is a block from the central business district and is connected by boardwalk to the University and the little penguin habitat on the western end of the beach.

Cooee Beach and public toilets

Calm sandy beach offering a picnic area, a long low-tide shoreline & expansive coastal views. Carpark, picnic table and public toilets are located on the eastern end.

South Burnie Foreshore Esplanade

This multipurpose shared recreation area is a hive of activity forming part of the Coastal Pathway, includes colourful change rooms, a dog walking beach, exercise equipment, boat ramp and jetty, plus canoe and yacht clubs.

Beach Map

Best Public Swimming Beaches in Burnie You Must Visit!

Pack your beach gear and explore Burnie's best sandy spots: