Notable beach · Central Coast, Tasmania
Picnic Point Beach
Picnic Point Beach is a beach in Central Coast, Tasmania.
Picnic Point Beach: crowds and conditions
Typical pattern: moderate; weekends busier. Been there recently? Post today’s status and it shows here for the next traveller.
Status options for this beach: Open, good conditions · Very crowded · Approach road bad · Closed / not accessible.
Best time to visit Picnic Point Beach
Season: October to March; rough seas and lifeguard warnings June to September.
Busiest days: Weekends and long holidays.
Crowd: Moderate; weekends busier.
Typical week: Mon light · Tue light · Wed light · Thu light · Fri light · Sat busy · Sun busy.
How to reach Picnic Point Beach — distance from nearby cities
Coordinates: -41.14430, 146.16359. Road distances are estimates; the road-trip planner uses real routes and adds stops worth the detour.
Places to visit near Picnic Point Beach
- Ferndene State Reserve · sanctuary · Central Coast · ~14 km · Must-see
- East Devonport Beach · beach · City of Devonport · ~22 km · Must-see
- South Burnie Beach · beach · City of Burnie · ~28 km · Must-see
- Lake Barrington · lake · Kentish · ~37 km · Must-see
- Guide Falls · waterfall · City of Burnie · ~38 km · Must-see
- Mount Roland Conservation Area · sanctuary · Kentish · ~46 km · Must-see
- Bakers Beach · beach · Tasmania · ~46 km · Must-see
- Mount Tor · viewpoint · Central Coast · ~49 km · Must-see
- Narawntapu National Park · sanctuary · Latrobe · ~50 km · Must-see
- Badger Beach · beach · Tasmania · ~56 km · Must-see
- King Solomons Cave · cave · Meander Valley · ~57 km · Must-see
- Marakoopa Cave · cave · Meander Valley · ~62 km · Must-see
- Mole Creek Karst National Park · sanctuary · Meander Valley · ~63 km · Must-see
- Low Head Lighthouse · beach · George Town · ~67 km · Must-see
- Beaconsfield Mine & Heritage Centre · museum · West Tamar · ~69 km · Must-see
- Mount Cripps · viewpoint · Waratah-Wynyard · ~73 km · Must-see
- Rocky Cape National Park · sanctuary · Circular Head · ~74 km · Must-see
- Dove Lake · lake · Kentish · ~75 km · Must-see
Other beaches & coast near Picnic Point Beach
- East Devonport Beach · beach · City of Devonport · ~22 km · Must-see
- South Burnie Beach · beach · City of Burnie · ~28 km · Must-see
- Bakers Beach · beach · Tasmania · ~46 km · Must-see
- Badger Beach · beach · Tasmania · ~56 km · Must-see
- Low Head Lighthouse · beach · George Town · ~67 km · Must-see
- Sandy Cape Beach · beach · Tasmania · ~149 km · Must-see
- Buttons Beach · beach · Tasmania · ~2 km
- Turners Beach · beach · Central Coast · ~8 km
- Penguin Beach · beach · Central Coast · ~11 km
- Watcombe Beach · beach · Central Coast · ~11 km
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Frequently asked
Is Picnic Point Beach safe to swim today?
No visitor has reported the sea & crowd status for Picnic Point Beach yet. Typical pattern: moderate; weekends busier. Busiest: Weekends and long holidays.
What is the best time to visit Picnic Point Beach?
October to March; rough seas and lifeguard warnings June to September. Moderate; weekends busier.
What are the places to visit near Picnic Point Beach?
Nearby: Ferndene State Reserve (sanctuary, 14 km), East Devonport Beach (beach, 22 km), South Burnie Beach (beach, 28 km), Lake Barrington (lake, 37 km), Guide Falls (waterfall, 38 km), Mount Roland Conservation Area (sanctuary, 46 km).
Is Picnic Point Beach worth visiting?
Picnic Point Beach is listed as a notable beach in Tasmania on Spotwander.