Interested in a round of golf? The Port Sorell area has two 9-hole courses at Shearwater and Thirlstane. Contact the clubs to check on local fixtures: Port Sorell Golf Club 21 Shearwater Blvd Phone: 03 6428 7993 Thirlstane Golf Club 291 Squeaking Point Road, Phone:03 6428 6488Read full article

Bringing your furry friend? You’ll fit right into the dog-loving Port Sorell community. You should always bring a lead just in case, but here are some great spots to let your dog run free. Squeaking Point 200m each way of the boat ramp. Freers Beach from Hawley Place Beach access walkway around to the point that goes out to Penguin Island. Hawley Beach from the ... Read full article

Bring your swimmers, bike and picnic basket – and don’t forget the kids! Panatana Rivulet Toddler’s Pool and Picnic Area Located off Port Street, Port Sorell A great spot for family fun with a playground, fenced shallow toddler’s pool, basketball hoop, barbeques, picnic seats and toilet block. When the tide is high, you’ll find yourself surrounded by crystal-clear water, or if it’s low... Read full article

The area is famous for its beautiful outdoors. Whether you’re looking to take a gentle stroll, get that perfect sunrise photo, or enjoy a swim, the area around Port Sorell is the place to do it. Here are just a few locations to check out: Aubrey Luck Reserve Joyce Street, Hawley Beach Enjoy a gentle stroll through the Aubrey Luck Reserve and immerse yourself in the natural bushland. It features... Read full article

Kayaking Take in the picturesque view from your Kayak or Stand up paddleboard while drifting along the Rubicon Riverlet or do as many locals do and head out for that amazing sunrise along one of the many beaches. You don’t need to carry your craft very far as parking is available right on the foreshore. If you’re after more of a challenge, from the beach paddle across to Bakers Beach and Narawnt... Read full article

Why not throw a line in at one of the many beaches or jetties in the area, or launch your boat for a day out on the water? The ocean here is a Shark Refuge Area, so no taking of shark, skates and rays. However, some of the fish you may hook include mullet, flathead and salmon. There are boat ramps located at: Port Sorell Dual boat ramp with central pontoon. Exposed in north west to northerly wea... Read full article