Explore Sisters Beach & Beyond

A quiet base on Tasmania’s North West Coast

Where the bush meets the sea

Tucked between the sea and national park, Sisters Beach is one of Tasmania’s hidden gems. Known for its calm waters, long stretches of sandy shoreline and direct access to Rocky Cape National Park, it’s a destination that invites you to slow down, breathe deeply and stay a little longer.

From morning walks by the water to scenic drives through coastal farmland, this part of the North West offers something different in every season. It’s an ideal base for day trips, nature walks and relaxed weekends and a peaceful setting for those in town to celebrate weddings or special events nearby.

Local highlights, right on your doorstep

Sisters Beach

Just a short stroll from the house, Sisters Beach is perfect for swimming, walking, fishing or simply sitting with a coffee and watching the tide roll in. The entire town is a 40km/h zone, making it quiet and safe for walking or cycling.

Little Sisters General Store

Your go-to for coffee, supplies, and local tips. It’s just five minutes away by car and has everything you need for a comfortable stay.

Rocky Cape National Park

Backed by the dramatic coastline and layered with Aboriginal and geological significance, the national park offers walks ranging from 20 minutes to several hours. Many trails start just minutes from the front door.

Wider North West Coast attractions

Boat Harbour Beach

One of Tasmania’s most photographed beaches, known for its white sand and clear, shallow water. Just 15 minutes away.

Table Cape & Tulip Farm (Seasonal)

Visit in spring to see the fields in bloom and take in panoramic views over the coast. The lighthouse is open to visitors and makes for a lovely afternoon stop.

Wynyard

A small riverside town with shops, cafés and markets. It’s your nearest town for groceries and everyday essentials. Around 25 minutes by car.

Stanley & The Nut

A must-visit historic town with a charming wharf, boutique shops and the iconic Nut, a flat-topped volcanic formation with a chairlift and walking track. About 45 minutes away.

Exterior view of Little Sisters General Store with stacked chairs, outdoor seating, and trees in the background on a clear day.
A wooden sign at a sandy beach reads Rocky Cape National Park. Dogs are not permitted, including on the beach, with no dogs allowed symbols.
A sandy beach with footprints leads to gentle ocean waves under a bright sun, with hills silhouetted in the background.
Outdoor playground with wooden climbing structures, swings, and blue rubber flooring, surrounded by trees and a metal fence.
A dirt road runs beside a calm stream with grass and shrubs; a white building and fenced area are visible in the background, set against wooded hills.

Spacious, peaceful

What sets this space apart is not just its location, but the atmosphere.

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