Beach Access
Kingston Beach is the heart of the town; visit in the morning for a peaceful walk along the shore.





Located approximately 12 kilometers south of Hobart, Kingston is a thriving coastal community known for its relaxed atmosphere and beautiful natural surroundings. The area is centered around Kingston Beach, a favorite local spot for swimming, walking, and dining at beachfront cafes. As the gateway to the Huon Valley and the D'Entrecasteaux Channel, it provides an ideal starting point for travelers looking to explore Tasmania's southern wilderness and gourmet food trails. The town features a mix of modern shopping centers and quiet residential streets, making it a comfortable base for those who want to stay near the capital while enjoying a more laid-back, maritime environment.
Located approximately 12 kilometers south of Hobart, Kingston is a thriving coastal community known for its relaxed atmosphere and beautiful natural surroundings. The area is centered around Kingston Beach, a favorite local spot for swimming, walking, and dining at beachfront cafes. As the gateway to the Huon Valley and the D'Entrecasteaux Channel, it provides an ideal starting point for travelers looking to explore Tasmania's southern wilderness and gourmet food trails. The town features a mix of modern shopping centers and quiet residential streets, making it a comfortable base for those who want to stay near the capital while enjoying a more laid-back, maritime environment.
Proximity to the popular Kingston Beach.
Gateway to the scenic Huon Valley and Bruny Island.
Easy 15-minute commute to Hobart CBD.
Family-friendly atmosphere with modern amenities.
Convenient access to Hobart's major attractions and festivals.
Close to the departure point for the Bruny Island ferry in Kettering.
A mix of coastal recreation and essential suburban services.
Kingston Beach is the heart of the town; visit in the morning for a peaceful walk along the shore.
While buses connect to Hobart, a rental car is highly recommended to explore the nearby Huon Valley and Channel regions.
Coastal living and easy access to Hobart.
AUD $
$120-$200 p/day
English
Head to the beachfront strip for the best selection of local cafes and restaurants with water views.
December-March
Mild weather and fresh blooms make it a lovely time for coastal walks and exploring nearby gardens.
The peak season for beach activities and outdoor dining; expect a lively atmosphere.
Cooler temperatures and clear days are perfect for driving through the nearby apple orchards of the Huon Valley.
A quiet time to visit, ideal for enjoying Hobart's winter festivals like Dark Mofo while staying in a calmer locale.