Cressy Beach

Cressy Beach Swansea is a small coastal reserve located about 5 kilometers south of the town of Swansea, on the Great Eastern Drive in Tasmania.

It offers visitors a spectacular coastal scene with sugary sand, crystal-clear waters, and stunning views of the Freycinet coast. The beach is accessible all year round and is open for free public use, with a car park and picnic area available.

At Cressy Beach Swansea, visitors can unwind, explore the serene coastline, and take a long walk on the sandy walking trail. The beach has a different character compared to Spiky Beach and offers endless opportunities to spend time in nature. The ocean at Cressy Beach rolls small waves that are perfect for surfing. Visitors can also enjoy beachcombing and explore the surrounding area to witness a wide range of marine species. Bird watching is another popular activity, with sea birds soaring over the water.

Cressy Beach Swansea is accessible for visitors all year round, but it is particularly enjoyable during the summer months between December and March when the weather is pleasant for an outdoor beach visit. To get to Cressy Beach Swansea, visitors can travel from Swansea via the Great Eastern Drive. Look out for signs that lead to Cressy Beach and once on the highway, pull off into the circular car park and picnic area. This area is designed to cater to car-based visitors who can park their cars and take a short stroll along the sandy trail leading to the beach.