Boltons Beach is a secluded east-coast gem on Tasmania's Little Swanport, just north of Triabunna and Orford. This sandy, family-friendly beach stretches over 4 km with shallow reefs just offshore that create calm, sheltered snorkeling conditions in temperate waters. The surrounding coastal scrub and proximity to Freycinet and Maria Island national parks make it a quiet escape for those seeking uncrowded waters, clear Tasmanian seas, and a relaxed beach day with fishing, swimming, and snorkeling all on offer.
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Low risk: Cold water temperatures
Tasmanian east-coast waters are temperate year-round; a wetsuit (3–5 mm) is recommended for comfort.
Low risk: Shallow reef rocks
A cluster of shallow reefs sits just north of the lagoon entrance; low tide exposes rocks that can cause cuts or stumbles.
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Boltons Beach is located off Hermitage Road, Little Swanport, about a 10-minute drive north of Triabunna and 90 minutes from Hobart. Follow the Tasman Highway (A3) toward Triabunna, then turn onto Hermitage Road and follow signs to the beach carpark.
Parking & facilities
There is a carpark near the beach with a grassy picnic area. Additional parking is available at the Denison Rivulet carpark further north.
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Free entry. No fees required.
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