Carlton Beach — Attraction in Tasmania

Carlton beach is one of those special places that you would normally never know about or find by accident ,it’s off a not so big highway then you head to a very small rural/ beachside community area called dodges ferry :) There is like one road that you just keep following , then b4 you know it , your at this beach . There are minimal tel tail signs that there is even a beach anywhere here. Carlton Beach road to be exact 🕺😃 The most relaxing underpopulated strip of beautiful sand and at times , gentle waves at one end then you head to a little surf scene known as parks beach, which is actually the other end of the beach , here you can get some swell snd get into the surfing Crystal clear water and will have to say it’s healing in the water here. I’ve swam all over Australia , water temp and feel , currents, sand , it’s all different wherever you go. Summer ile say that again SUMMER it really must be summer to enjoy this beach in the traditional sense :) It ain’t Sydney Qld or WA you can go swimming almost all year round 🏄🏽‍♂️ Carlton beach comes alive for a short window of time then it’s all gone away . The perfect day the right breeze and water temp and… you will be in heaven . So you need to keep an eye on all of the elements , never take it for granted and you may just find the perfect day, the beach will reward you🌈❤️ Infact there are moments of “ Is this really happening “ Also the view looking across the ocean back towards Hobart , is a totally mind blowing visual experience and for some of us I would say...

What a beautiful spot! There is nothing here beach and ocean!

It's a fab walk along the beach and you will run into dog walkers, a few crazy joggers, sometimes surfers, when the sea state is right and occasionally a mad swimmer ...even in summer that water is cold. There is a SLSC but.it was not open when I was there...

I think it’s one of the best beaches in Tasmania. In my opinion it’s nicer than the more popular beach in Kingston (however there are less amenities around). Hardly ever crowded. It’s just a shame about the...