Seven Mile Beach

Seven Mile Beach is a long sandy beach in the suburb of Seven Mile Beach within the City of Clarence, Tasmania, about 15 kilometres east of Hobart on the eastern shore of Frederick Henry Bay. Backed by dunes and coastal reserve, it is notable for its seven-kilometre stretch of sand, shallow waters, views to South Arm and Bruny Island, and its location adjacent to Hobart Airport, making it a popular recreational beach for swimming, walking and family outings.

Visitors can expect a wide, flat expanse of pale sand stretching approximately seven kilometres along Frederick Henry Bay, backed by dunes, coastal reserve and low vegetation. The beach offers shallow water, gentle waves in calm conditions, and open views across the bay to South Arm Peninsula and Bruny Island. Facilities are basic and focused on day use, with areas for walking, swimming, picnicking and dog exercise. Aircraft taking off and landing at nearby Hobart Airport are visible from the beach.

The beach and surrounding area lies within the traditional lands of the Mumirimina people. The suburb and beach were developed as a coastal residential and recreational area for Hobart in the 20th century, with the adjacent Hobart Airport established in the 1950s.

Seven Mile Beach is a well-used recreational beach for residents of Clarence and greater Hobart, valued for family beach use, walking and community leisure activities.