Experience the remote and rugged West Coast of Tasmania, a region bursting with colour, creativity, and unmatched liveability. The West Coast offers a relaxed pace of life, affordable housing options, close-knit communities, and innovative career opportunities. And, with 19 national parks and reserves on your doorstep, there’s no shortage of weekend activities to enjoy in this spectacular part of Tasmania.
People are the heart of all communities. Get a picture of West Coast by understanding the people who live there.
From small locally owned businesses to larger operations, industries in West Coast form an important part of the community.
A move to more means creating a better life for yourself. Gain insight into the job market in West Coast to assist in your decision-making.
Discover the household make-up of those already living in West Coast to help you decide if this is the right region for you.
Discover the pristine beauty of Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, explore the history of Sarah Island, and witness the majestic Gordon River. Take a scenic journey aboard the West Coast Wilderness Railway, marvel at the breathtaking rapids of the King River, hike through ancient rainforests, and visit the charming townships of Strahan and Queenstown. With its rich mining heritage and vibrant nature, the West Coast promises so much more to explore.
The West Coast offers a bright future for families through its commitment to quality education. With schools catering to primary and secondary year levels, as well as private and religious options, and the University of Tasmania’s Cradle Coast campus. This region also provides a variety of housing options, including detached single-family dwellings, apartments, and townhouses. The local government’s initiatives to improve housing quality and accessibility for low-income families reflect the community’s dedication to creating a thriving and inclusive place to call home.
From the mining heritage of Queenstown to the picturesque beauty of Strahan, discover the rich history of these West Coast towns.
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