Burnie, Tasmania to Port Sorell, Tasmania from AU$7.7: 3 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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Average Duration

45m

Estimated price

AU$7.7-13

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Burnie Taxi Services

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Average Duration

45m

Estimated price

AU$93-120

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Kinetic

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Average Duration

2h  23m

Estimated price

AU$0-0

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Distance: 65.4 km

Duration: 45m

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Traveling From Burnie to Port Sorell

Traveling from Burnie to Port Sorell offers you a chance to experience Burnie’s vibrant city life and artistic scene contrasted with the serene coastal beauty and relaxed atmosphere of Port Sorell.

Best Neighbourhoods in Port Sorell

Port Sorell features charming neighborhoods that cater to diverse interests.

Sorell Beach

• Stunning sandy beaches with sparkling waters.

• Perfect for relaxation and sunset views.

Hawley Beach

• Lush landscapes and peaceful surroundings.

• Great for swimming and beach activities.

East Devonport

• Close to local dining options and shops.

• Scenic river views and walking paths.

Best Times To Visit Port Sorell's Attractions

Timing your visit can enhance your experience at Port Sorell's best spots.

Sorell Beach

Visit early morning or late afternoon for fewer crowds and stunning sunrises or sunsets.

Hawley Beach

Try weekdays during spring for mild weather and more peaceful surroundings.

Devonport Surf Club

Visit during local events or competitions for an exciting atmosphere and community vibe.

Port Sorell Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Port Sorell experiences a mild oceanic climate, with warm summers and cool winters, making it an inviting destination year-round. Spring and early autumn are ideal for outdoor activities, as the pleasant weather and fewer crowds enhance your travel experience.

Dining in Port Sorell

At the local favorite, The Port Sorell Pub, savor the fresh seafood platter featuring locally sourced fish, which beautifully contrasts with the hearty fare found in Burnie. Enjoy the relaxed beachfront atmosphere while delighting in bold flavors that capture the essence of Tasmania’s coastal bounty.