Top attractions near Platypus House
While visiting Platypus House in Beauty Point, Tasmania, you can explore a range of attractions including the historic lighthouse, local museums, and beautiful reserves. Whether you're keen on immersing yourself in culture, enjoying the great outdoors, or soaking up stunning scenery, there’s something for everyone. Don't miss the chance to join a tour at Platypus House to see these unique creatures up close, making for a memorable experience in this charming locale.
- Greens Beach: A charming coastal town with a relaxed atmosphere, Greens Beach offers stunning views, sandy shores, and a great spot for swimming and picnicking, perfect for those seeking a laid-back vibe.
- Low Head Lighthouse: This historic lighthouse, rich in maritime history, provides a glimpse into Tasmania's seafaring past and offers picturesque coastal views, making it an ideal spot for photography enthusiasts.
- Low Head Pilot Station Maritime Museum: Immerse yourself in the local culture at this maritime museum, showcasing fascinating exhibits on Tasmania's nautical history and the essential role of pilots in navigation.
Things to do recommended for couples
Seeking a romantic getaway near Platypus House? Explore the charming Iron Pot Bay Vineyard and Holm Oak Vineyards, both a mere 8.0km away, for delightful wine tastings. For a slightly longer jaunt, Swinging Gate Vineyard, 12.9km away, offers a picturesque setting for a memorable afternoon together.
Things to do recommended for families
Families will love exploring the George Town Mountain Biking Trails, located 6.4km from Platypus House. This recreational area offers a fantastic opportunity for adventure while soaking in the wellness and relaxation vibes of the beautiful Tasmanian landscape.
Things to do recommended for groups
Groups visiting Platypus House can enjoy a round at the Port Sorell Golf Club, 24.1km away, or try the Tam O'Shanter Golf Course, 27.4km away. Both offer fantastic outdoor vibes, perfect for a day of friendly competition and relaxation in the Tasmanian sun.
*Distances are measured in a straight line; actual driving distances may vary depending on the route.