Boat Harbour, a charming coastal town on Tasmania's north-west coast, boasts a delightful food and drink scene set against the backdrop of rocky headlands and a pristine white sand beach. Boat Harbour Beach offers an ideal location for savoring fresh seafood and chilled drinks while taking in panoramic views of the Bass Strait. One dining option is the Boat Harbour Beach Surf Club Cafe, known for its fresh seafood dishes and stunning ocean vistas, while Seekers Bar & Cafe offers a relaxed atmosphere and modern Australian cuisine. Thistle Hut provides hearty meals and tempting treats, and unique dining experiences can be found at Bruce's Cafe, Vali Kitchen, and The Vault Cafe in the area.
Exploring the neighboring Rocky Cape National Park presents opportunities to visit Sisters Beach along the Postman’s Track horse trail linking Burnie and Stanley. The park features impressive geological formations, extensive hiking trails, and Tasmanian Aboriginal shelter caves, with a reminder to honor community wishes by not entering the caves without permission. In Flowerdale, the Lobster Ponds offer insights into the endangered giant freshwater lobsters unique to northern Tasmania—the largest of their kind globally. A visit to Lobster Shack Tasmania, a premium waterfront seafood cafe specializing in Southern Rock Lobster and other Tasmanian seafood delights, is also worth considering while exploring the area.