Little Swanport

Little Swanport is a picturesque coastal locality on Tasmania's east coast, approximately 23 kilometers south of Swansea. Nestled between the Tasman Sea and the Little Swanport River estuary, it offers a tranquil setting for fishing, boating, and beach activities. The area is renowned for its diverse fish species, including bream, salmon, trevally, flathead, and whiting, making it a haven for anglers. The nearby Mayfield Bay camping area provides a serene spot for seaside camping and fishing, with boat-launching access and a beautiful beach ideal for snorkeling. Historically, Little Swanport is significant for the Lisdillon Salt Works ruins, remnants of early salt manufacturing in Australia. The area also features the convict-built Three Arch Bridge, adding to its rich heritage. With its blend of natural beauty and historical landmarks, Little Swanport offers a unique and peaceful retreat.