Boronia Beach — Attraction in Hobart

Boronia is a lovely little beach tucked away from heavy pedestrian traffic. It's surrounded by bush which holds wildlife such as Padymelons that are regularly seen on the walks in from either Kingston Beach or, from the shorter but steeper path from a small Blackmans Bay car park. Penguins habitat here and their chicks can be seen in season. Swimming off the small but safe sandy beach is one option that you're afforded here, but the more adventurous can dive into the stunning water from the southern end rocks. You might go snorkeling or swimming from the rocks.

You might see groups of students undertaking "Coastal Traversing" activities that take them from Kingston Beach to Boronia and then, onto the Boronia Beach Blowhole. You can identify them by their wetsuits, buoyancy vests and hard hats.

The walk in from Kingston Beach's Southern end (the path starts just uphill from the Kingston Beach Sailing Club) is quite easy but not wheelchair accessible. There is a fairly steep descent to the beach that is about 60 metres long. The much steeper access path from the Blackmans Bay car park is fine for the fit and healthy - but beware - it can be tough going on the climb back...

Weekday mornings in winter seem to be a perfect time to visit if you want the beach to yourself. Looks like a great swimming spot so I imagine it’s busy in summer. There are steps leading down to the beach. Keep in mind this area is a reserve and only open during daylight hours (see...

BORONIA HILL

An up and coming mountain bike location situated right in the middle of suburban Kingston! A free to ride place for anyone and everyone to use! Lovely location with plenty of elevation! Like riding? Come down to boronia hill today and shed some beautiful...