Explore Burnie without a car
Burnie’s compact coastal layout makes it one of Tasmania’s most walkable regional cities. From the CBD and waterfront, visitors and locals can easily access beaches, cultural attractions, parks, dining, and services within a short stroll.
Waterfront & Coastal Walks
Burnie Waterfront & Beach
Central foreshore area with walking paths, beach access, and open spaces.
0–5 min walk from CBD
West Beach Boardwalk & Penguin Observation
Scenic coastal walkway connecting beaches, parks, and lookout points.
5–10 min walk
South Burnie Foreshore Path
Quiet coastal stretch ideal for morning or sunset walks.
5–15 min walk
Culture & Attractions
Burnie Arts Centre
Live performances, gallery exhibitions, and community events.
5–10 min walk
Burnie Regional Museum
Local history and maritime heritage displays.
5–10 min walk
Food, Drink & Shopping
CBD Cafés & Dining Strip
Range of cafés, takeaway, and dining options along central streets.
Mount Street Retail Area
Local shops, services, and convenience retail.
Burnie Plaza Precinct
Indoor shopping and services hub.
Parks & Green Spaces
Burnie Park
Large open park with gardens, playgrounds, and event space.
5–10 min walk
Coastal Walking Tracks
Linked trails connecting beaches and scenic lookout points.
Accessible from CBD