Boat Harbour Beach

Boat Harbour Beach is a sandy beach located at the small coastal settlement of Boat Harbour Beach in the Waratah-Wynyard local government area of north-west Tasmania, Australia. Sheltered by rocky headlands, it is known for its white sand, clear turquoise water and gentle surf. The beach is popular for swimming, family outings and photography, and is regularly listed among Tasmania's most scenic beaches, with views toward Table Cape.

Visitors can expect a curved, white-sand beach sheltered between rocky headlands with clear, shallow water and gentle waves. The foreshore has a grassy reserve with picnic and barbecue areas overlooking the beach. The beach is suitable for swimming, wading, beach walking, fishing and photography. Facilities are concentrated at the eastern end near the boat ramp and car park, with views west to Table Cape and along the north-west coast.

Boat Harbour developed as a small fishing and farming settlement on Tasmania's north-west coast during the 19th century, with the sheltered harbour supporting local fishing and agricultural activity.

A well-known community and visitor beach on Tasmania's north-west coast, valued for family recreation and seasonal surf lifesaving patrols.