Burnie is the ideal gateway to Tasmania’s rugged northwest coast, offering easy access by road, air, and sea. The city combines natural beauty, local culture, and visitor-friendly amenities.
Stroll along scenic waterfront beaches to spot little penguins, visit Fernglade Reserve to see platypus, or explore breathtaking lookouts and waterfalls like Guide Falls. Burnie’s industrial past is showcased at the Burnie Regional Museum, while its vibrant arts scene boasts local galleries and live performances.
Whether you’re here for a day or a longer stay, you’ll find great places to eat featuring fresh local produce and seafood, as well as a range of accommodations—from boutique hotels to caravan parks. With convenient shared pathways, public parking, and RV facilities, Burnie is a welcoming and accessible destination for all types of travellers.