Local Attractions

From history to nature, shops to sightseeing, there is so much for families, seniors and adventurers to see and do in Strahan, you’ll want to stay for a whole week!

Want some recommendations? Our friendly staff are always around to share their tips for the ideal day out.

Strahan Beach Tourist Park

Unwind at West Strahan Beach

Just steps from our site, this peaceful stretch of sand is perfect for a morning stroll or an afternoon swim. With sheltered BBQ areas, picnic tables and a nearby playground, it’s an easy spot for families to unwind.

The dark tint of the water? That’s natural tannin from the surrounding forest - clean, safe, and all part of the West Coast charm.

Ride the West Coast Wilderness Railway

Ride the West Coast Wilderness Railway

Step back in time with one of the world’s most unique train journeys and hear the fascinating stories of Tasmania’s early European settlers.

Travel through ancient rainforest, across historic bridges and into rugged mountain country - all aboard a beautifully restored steam train. A must-do for history lovers and adventure seekers.

Meet the Penguins on Bonnet Island

Take a boat to Bonnet Island

Step aboard a scenic evening cruise to Bonnet Island, home to a historic lighthouse and a thriving little penguin colony.

This intimate guided experience includes a tour of the lighthouse and the chance to see penguins returning to their burrows at dusk. It's a magical way to witness Tasmania’s wildlife and maritime history in one unforgettable trip.

Walk to Hogarth Falls

Walk to Hogarth Falls

A gentle and easy 1.2km forest walk that starts just a few minutes from Strahan Beach Tourist Park. Wander through towering gums and lush rainforest to reach the picturesque Hogarth Falls.

Keep an eye on the creek - if you’re lucky, you might spot a platypus enjoying the cool, shaded waters.

Cruise the World Heritage-Listed Gordon River

Cruise and discover a World Heritage Site

Explore the pristine beauty of the Gordon River and Macquarie Harbour.

Glide through World Heritage wilderness, learn about convict history at Sarah Island and soak up views that will stay with you long after you’ve returned to shore.

See 'The Ship That Never Was'

See The Ship That Never Was

A local legend in every sense. Performed daily just metres from where the real-life escape unfolded, this long-running play brings convict history to life with humour and heart.

Fun, interactive and full of character - don’t miss it!

Huon Pine Shop & Gallery

Shop at the famous Huon Pine Shop & Gallery

This local gallery and store showcases everything from raw timber slabs to handcrafted pieces and fine art.

A great spot for a keepsake or a one-of-a-kind gift.

Strahan Beach Tourist Park

Book a private fishing charter

Looking to cast a line? Book a fishing charter around Macquarie Harbour.

This is a relaxing way to enjoy the water and maybe reel in dinner.

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Visit our neighbours

Strahan is perfectly positioned for day trips to some of Tasmania’s most character-filled towns.

Head inland to Queenstown for a dose of mining history and dramatic mountain landscapes, visit Rosebery for waterfalls and walking tracks, or take a peaceful drive to Tullah, a lakeside village with stunning views and friendly locals.

strahan by the sea

Sample local cuisine

After a day of exploring, sit down to something satisfying.

Enjoy harbour views and fresh local produce at View 42° Restaurant & Bar, grab a relaxed pub meal at Hamer’s Bar & Bistro, or start your morning with the best coffee in town at The Coffee Shack.

Latest Strahan accommodation & adventure deals

mid-week winter

G'day Parks Winter Deal

Get 15% off cabin and site stays of two nights or more with your G’day membership.

Cruise the World Heritage-Listed Gordon River

Stay & Cruise

Combine your stay with a Gordon River Cruise.

Ride the West Coast Wilderness Railway

Stay & Ride

Book a West Coast Wilderness experience package.

See 'The Ship That Never Was'

Stay & Watch

Pre-book your seats at Strahan’s hilarious family-friendly play.