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The Village by the sea

Bridport would have to be one of the most underrated seaside towns in Tasmania. Nestled in the North East of Tasmania, with the bushland reserve surrounding the petite town and miles of white sandy beaches in front.

Bridport offers beautiful beaches wide spread and private bays, excellent fishing, dune 4-wheel driving, animal watching and bushwalks via the surrounding reserve.

None of these take your fancy? Just to name a few, within a short drive you can visit Tasmania’s best wineries, a world-class golf course that is Barnbougle and world class mountain bike trials in Derby.

FOODIE HOT SPOTS

Why not try some of Tasmania's freshest seafood and local produce. Bridport is quickly becoming a mecca for food lovers, locals & visitors alike. Expect an array of eateries in and around Bridport to choose from.

BRIDPORT CAFE

Consistently serving outstanding organic fair trade & Tasmanian roasted Villino Coffee.
Main Street, Bridport
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BRIDPORT BAY INN

Specialising in value-for-money, bistro style, family meals – wood-fired pizzas, traditional pizzas and locally caught seafood.
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BRIDPORT HOTEL

A favourite of the locals, The Bridport Hotel is a family run business, situated smack bang in the middle of Bridport, offering great value family meals.
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DUNES CLUBHOUSE

Nestled along the sides of the dunes & greens – expect great food & a terrific atmosphere. Alfresco in warmer weather – open fire in the winter.
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BUNKER CLUB

The Bridport Bunker Club serves up delicious meals that can be enjoyed inside or out on the deck overlooking the water.
Main Street, Bridport
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LOST FARM RESTAURANT

Perched atop a coastal dune with spectacular views of the course and coastline, the Lost Farm Restaurant and Lounge promise an unforgettable dining experience.
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LOCAL Sites

Enjoy water activities, coastal walking tracks and delicious local seafood. Sit back and relax on one of the many safe, secluded swimming beaches. As well as excellent fishing opportunities are available for enthusiasts. Bridport also offers a skate park, tennis courts and a bowling green, and various playground facilities. For the golfer, there is the Bridport Golf Course or the world-class Barnbougle Golf Course!

BRIDPORT DUNES

( 10 min drive ) - If you are a little bit more on the adventures side and have access to a 4WD. The Dunes is a great little getaway, a great beach that extends for miles, safe swimming, climbs and sheltered areas.

SWIMMING

Where can you have multiple private white sandy beaches to choose from within walking distance? Did I mention privacy.. Chances are you will have your own privacy at one of the locations. Take your pic of beaches from the mouth of the river, right through to the dunes.

BARNBOUGLE

One of the worlds most iconic golf courses, attracting visitors from all corners of the globe. This location is not just for the golfing enthusiast, on offer they various dining options with arguably the best view and most instagrammed views of Bridport. (Bookings encouraged)
Why not book yourself in for a massage at the day spa and indulge in a bottle of bubbles whilst you take in the breathtaking landscapes of the north east.

BEACH LOOP & WILDFLOWER RESERVE

Walk, run, ride and ramble along the 11 kilometre circuit which takes you through ancient forests, wildflower reserves, native grasslands, tidal estuarine and river environments. You will also travel along a natural foreshore with granite rocks and many secluded beaches.

FISHING

There are a whole range of fish species available at Bridport, from the ubiquitous flathead, salmon, pike, couta, trevally, yellowtail, tailor, leatherjacket, as well as the king of the bay, the snapper. See the Bridport fishing hot spots here.

DOGGIE BEACH / ADAM'S BEACH

Did you bring your lovely pooch on holiday with you? Never fear, we have the perfect spot for your dog to enjoy miles to run and frolic with friends! Adams Beach, also known as Lades Beach is the longest of the Bridport Beaches with a 1.7 km walk to the Little Forester River. The beach is more open to Bass Strait and is particularly enjoyed by body surfers and as the family dog walking beach. To access, follow the signs to granite point conversation area.

NEARBY ATTRACTIONS

All within a 40km radius you can expect some world class tourist destinations as well as Tasmania's best wineries - Wow! From Mountain Bike riding at world class tracks in Derby, Tamar Valley Wineries, Lavender Farm, Pristine beaches and waterfalls. Bridport is the hub of tourism in the North East of Tasmania.

BRIDESTOWE LAVENDER FARM

One of the most beautiful sights in Tasmania during December and January is Bridestowe Lavender Estate. Bridestowe Estate is located 55 km from Launceston in Tasmania's North East. This famous landmark property is a stunning showcase that has made Bridestowe a benchmark for fine lavender oil throughout the world.
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BLUE DERBY MOUNTAIN BIKE TRAILS

Located in temperate rainforest in north-eastern Tasmania, the Blue Derby Mountain Bike Trails encompass some of the most stunning landscapes in the state. The main trail head, located in Derby, provides easy access to cafes, parking, public toilets, showers and a bike wash facility. Didn't have room for the bike? No problem, hire bikes are also available.
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The Pipers Wine District includes vineyards, wineries and cellar doors along Pipers Brook Road and along the valleys of Pipers River and Pipers Brook in the Tamar Valley Region in North East Tasmania. Kick back with a wine and cheese platter an many of the local cellar doors and take a taste of Tasmania home with you. See a full list of wineries in the Tamar Valley Region below.
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