Dunalley
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Dunalley is a small fishing village south-east of Hobart en route to Port Arthur. It is located on a narrow isthmus that joins the Tasman Peninsula to the rest of Tasmania. You cross the Denison Canal, hand dug in 1905, which joins Frederick Henry Bay and Blackman Bay. The town is 57 kilometres (about 60 minutes’ drive or 35 miles) from Hobart on the A9 Highway. The Denison canal, with a swing bridge for road traffic, allows boats easy access between the two bays. Local legend has it that the “toll” to the gatekeeper is a bottle of beer. The
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Dunalley Waterfront Cafe and GalleryThe Dunalley Waterfront Cafe and Gallery is a contemporary gallery and eatery in Tasmania’s south.
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Dunalley Fish MarketFresh fish and seafood - live if possible - is the philosophy of Dunalley Fish
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Dunalley Fish MarketFresh fish and seafood - live if possible - is the philosophy of Dunalley Fish
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Murraville Golf Club IncThe Murraville Golf Club is a scenic nine-hole course at Dunalley, south east Tasmania. Dunalley
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Potters Croft (Attraction)Potters Croft offers stylish accommodation and a Tasmanian craft gallery at Dunalley, south-east Tasmania. Dunalley
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von Schroeder Fine ArtsVon Schroeder Fine Arts is a gallery and artists'' agency in Dunalley, southeast Tasmania. Dunalley
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Sunset Beach CabinsSunset Beach Cabins offers holiday accommodation on the Forestier Peninsula in southeast Tasmania. The cabins
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Casilda House B & BCasilda House B&B offers historic waterfront bed and breakfast accommodation in Dunalley southeast of Hobart.
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Potters Croft (Accommodation)Potters Croft offers self-contained cottage accommodation at Dunalley, south east Tasmania. The cottage features two
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Flotsam StudioFlotsam Studio provides stylish self-contained cottage accommodation in Dunalley, the gateway to the Tasman Peninsula.
