Explore

Are you ready to explore Burnie? Here are some experiences on offer, from exploring the city's natural environment to exploring its industrial heritage or discovering sports and events. For your convenience parking spaces and public toilets are available throughout the various business districts, parks and reserves.

Visit Burnie

Burnie is the most westerly city, located on the northwest coast of the island of Tasmania, Australia. It is a 35-minute drive from Devonport and 90 minutes from Launceston.

Things To Do

We’ve got events, festivals, sports, food and wine, performances, community events and an incredible art hub. Read on – there is something for everyone in Burnie.

Getting Around

From public buses and shared paths to electric vehicle charging stations and taxi services, Burnie has convenient transportation options for both residents and visitors.

Parks and Reserves

Burnie's parks and reserves have an extensive choice of facilities and services where you can enjoy a host of recreational activities. They include playgrounds, BBQs, barbecue, and picnic areas as well as off-leash areas for your dog.

Walking Tracks and Trails

Burnie offers a variety of shared paths, walking tracks, and bushwalks, providing stunning views from coastlines to forests. Whether you're hiking, biking, or strolling, there's something for everyone.

Sporting Club Directory

A list of local sporting clubs in Burnie catering to various interests and activities. Explore the directory for the contact details of clubs and their offerings.

Our collective vision is for a clean, green, economically strong city, known for its natural beauty, industrial heritage and new forms of making.