Kingston Beach, Hobart, Tasmania
The southern end of Kingston Beach, near the bluff, has traditionally been used for clothing-optional bathing by locals. This section of beach is more secluded and offers a peaceful setting with views across the D'Entrecasteaux Channel. While not officially designated, the practice is tolerated and the area maintains a respectful atmosphere. The main Kingston Beach is a popular family destination with full facilities.
Large car park at Kingston Beach.
Bus from Hobart CBD to Kingston Beach.
Howrah, Hobart
Little Howrah Beach is a small secluded beach on Hobart's eastern shore where clothing-optional bathing has been practiced for many years. The beach is tucked away from the main Howrah Beach and offers a quiet, sheltered cove with pleasant swimming conditions. This informal free beach spot is known mainly to locals and provides a peaceful alternative to busier beaches in the area.
Seven Mile Beach, South East
Seven Mile Beach is a long stretch of coastline southeast of Hobart where sections have traditionally been used for clothing-optional bathing. The beach extends for approximately seven miles and offers plenty of space to find a secluded spot. Located near Hobart Airport, this beach provides easy access from the city while offering a natural, undeveloped setting. The calmer sections are popular with families and naturists alike.
George Town, North
Nudists Beach near George Town in northern Tasmania is a small secluded beach that has been used for clothing-optional bathing for many years. Located in the Tamar Valley region, this beach offers a peaceful retreat with pleasant swimming conditions during the warmer months. The area is known mainly to locals and provides a private setting for naturist recreation in Tasmania's north.