Our house sit this summer in Tasmania is in Blackmans Bay. On one end of the bay is a rocky outcropping. Around the corner is a blowhole but we haven't been there yet.
This section of the rocks eases onto a section of beach.
The colorful houses backup the sand and seaweed at the beach. Like nearly all beaches in Australia, there is no development right on the beach, just a park and some natural vegetation.
You can stand facing the water and it is easy to imagine that you are on an undisturbed beach...like in Adventure Bay, for example. It is never crowded with people and the traffic is so slow along the Esplanade that there is no street noise. It seems to be a small slice of paradise in the middle of this suburban village.
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