Exploring the Scenic Battery Point Public Jetty
Discover the serene beauty and maritime charm of Battery Point Public Jetty, a picturesque gem in Tasmania perfect for nature lovers and photographers.
Nestled in the charming suburb of Battery Point, the Battery Point Public Jetty is a must-visit for any tourist eager to experience Tasmania's natural beauty and rich maritime history. This serene jetty offers breathtaking views of the Derwent River, making it an ideal spot for leisurely walks, photography sessions, or simply soaking in the tranquil atmosphere. The area is surrounded by lush greenery, and the sounds of the water lapping against the jetty create a soothing backdrop for visitors. The jetty serves as a reminder of the region's deep connection to the sea, where fishing boats and yachts often dot the horizon, providing a picturesque scene that captures the essence of coastal life in Tasmania. As you stroll along the jetty, take a moment to appreciate the stunning vistas, which are especially breathtaking during sunset when the sky is awash with shades of orange and pink. Picnic spots nearby also encourage visitors to take a moment to relax and enjoy the serene environment. Battery Point is not just about the jetty; it's also a gateway to exploring the vibrant history and culture of the area, with nearby cafes and historical sites waiting to be discovered. Whether you’re a photography enthusiast, nature lover, or simply looking to unwind, the Battery Point Public Jetty is an enchanting stop on your Tasmanian adventure.
Local tips
- Visit during sunrise or sunset for breathtaking views and perfect lighting for photography.
- Bring a picnic to enjoy by the water, making the most of the tranquil setting.
- Wear comfortable shoes for a pleasant stroll along the jetty and nearby paths.
- Check local weather conditions before your visit to ensure a pleasant experience.
A brief summary to Battery Point Public Jetty
- Purdon & Featherstone Reserve, 2C Derwent Ln, Battery Point, Tasmania, 7004, AU
Getting There
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Walking
If you are starting from the Hobart waterfront area, head south on Elizabeth Street until you reach Salamanca Place. Continue walking towards the waterfront, where you will find the famous Salamanca Market if you’re there on a Saturday. From Salamanca Place, keep walking south along the waterfront promenade, enjoying the views of the Derwent River. When you reach the end of the promenade, turn right onto Kelly Street and follow it until you reach the intersection with Derwent Lane. Turn left onto Derwent Lane, and you will find Battery Point Public Jetty at the end of the lane, located in Purdon & Featherstone Reserve.
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Public Transport (Bus)
From the Hobart City Bus Station, take the Metro Tasmania bus number 450 towards South Arm. Get off the bus at the stop at the corner of Salamanca Place and Kelly Street. From there, walk south along Kelly Street until it intersects with Derwent Lane. Turn left onto Derwent Lane, and you will arrive at Battery Point Public Jetty located in Purdon & Featherstone Reserve.
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Bicycle
If you have a bicycle, start from the Hobart waterfront area and head towards the cycle path that runs along the river. Follow the cycle path south until you reach the intersection with Kelly Street. Turn left onto Kelly Street and continue until you reach the intersection with Derwent Lane. Turn left onto Derwent Lane, and you will arrive at Battery Point Public Jetty located in Purdon & Featherstone Reserve.
Attractions Nearby to Battery Point Public Jetty
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Battery point sculpture trail 2000
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A J White Park
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Arthur Circus Park
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Errol Flynn Reserve
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Battery Point Sculpture Trail 628
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In Bobby’s Footsteps - Battery Point History Walk
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Narryna - the Merchant's House
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Battery Point Sculpture Trail 12.43
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Kelly's Steps
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Battery Point Sculpture Trail
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Salamanca Square
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Salamanca Arts Centre
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Salamanca Market
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Hobart Self-Guided Audio Walking Tour
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Salamanca Place
Landmarks nearby to Battery Point Public Jetty
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Battery Point
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St George’s Anglican Church
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Handmark Gallery
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Brooke Street Pier
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Mona Ferry
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Red Decker Company
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Experience Tasmania Gray Line Day Tours
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Drink Tasmania Premium Tours
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Hobart Free Walking Tours - Tasmania's Most Popular Walking Tour
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Lady Nelson Tall Ship
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First Fleeter Memorial
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Lt Governor David Collins Memorial
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Tasmania Gourmet Food Tours
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Heading South Sculpture
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The Henry Jones Art Hotel