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Beauty Point Tourist Park is situated on a peninsula, surrounded on both sides by the stunning Tamar River. Beauty Point is the ideal central location to explore all the Tamar Valley, Launceston and all the north has to offer whilst enjoying the tranquil surroundings. The fully self-contained cottages can accommodate two to nine guests, and all include modern cooking facilities, and each has an outdoor sitting area, others have river views. Camping has become glamorous with the addition of glamping tents. These beautifully appointed safari tents include a full ensuite and deck which overlooks the river. The park has powered sites that cater for caravans, campervans, motorhomes and tents. Some sites are even large enough for buses or the largest fifth-wheeler van. All sites have power, town water, sullage, large privacy hedges and ample room to move. The waterfront setting is enhanced by the adjoining conservation reserve and manicured grounds of the park.

Secluded river house with private jetty/boat ramp. Relax and watch the sunrise over the Tamar, with a private jetty and concrete deep-water boat ramp. A beautifully presented 3-bedroom home, a large kitchen, and a front deck offering 180-degree river views and space for your outdoor entertaining and water activities. Set in the Tamar Valley offering an incredibly relaxed atmosphere offering some of the best Australian wineries. A well-presented 3 bedroom house offers a king bed in the main bedroom and 2 queen beds. Enjoy, relax and sit back and take in fabulous views of the Tamar River. Throw in a line or two and see what you can catch or just soak up the warm sun or enjoy the warm cosy fire.

Beauty Point Waterfront Hotel offers ensuite motel accommodation at Beauty Point in Tasmania's North. The hotel provides various accommodation options for one to five guests per room. Queen and king-size beds are available. Hotel room facilities include a coffee and tea station, internet access and guest laundry. There are water views from all rooms. Admire the yachts on the marina at the yacht club next door, wander along the waterfront or relax on the beach. Be charmed by Grindelwald Swiss Village and the delightful Swiss cakes and chocolates. At Beaconsfield's Grubb Shaft Museum, explore the history of gold mining. After a long day, enjoy the al fresco dining area of the Waterfront Bistro. Sip a glass of premium Tasmanian wine as the maritime activity unfolds. With Seahorse World, the Underwater Diver Training Centre and the Australian Maritime College nearby, there is plenty to discover. Located a forty-five-minute drive (60 km) from Launceston airport, the hotel offers panoramic views of the Tamar River.