Cockle Creek - South Coast Road End
The southernmost point accessible by road in Australia.
Entity introduction
About Cockle Creek - South Coast Road End
Cockle Creek marks a remote south-coast direction rather than a quick city detour.
Key experiences
What makes it worth the stop
01
Treat the road-end landscape as the focus of a deliberately paced day.
02
Check official road and park information before departure.
Verified information
Plan your visit
Getting there
Cockle Creek marks a remote south-coast direction rather than a quick city detour.
Weather and road notes
Treat the road-end landscape as the focus of a deliberately paced day.
Best time to visit
Check official road and park information before departure.
Planning for Cockle Creek - South Coast Road End
Check official road and park information before departure.
Official and verified sources
Review the current source before making place-specific decisions.
Nearby
Nearby
Distances are straight-line distances, not driving distances.
Cape Bruny Lighthouse
Tasmania's second-oldest lighthouse, perched on dramatic sea cliffs.
Tahune Adventures
A spectacular treetop walkway through ancient Huon pine forest.
Adventure Bay
A historic bay visited by Captain Cook and other famous explorers.
Food and local products
Taste something local nearby
Nearby food and local products
Distances are straight-line distances, not driving distances.
Great Bay Oysters
A famous oyster farm on Bruny Island offering fresh shucked oysters.
Willie Smith's Apple Shed
A heritage apple shed turned craft cider house and museum.
Salamanca Market
Tasmania's most famous outdoor market, held every Saturday morning.