Narawntapu National Park

Tasmania's 'Serengeti' — a coastal park on Bass Strait known for its extraordinary wildlife, open grasslands, lagoons, and sweeping dune-backed beaches. One of the most peaceful and underrated wedding ceremony locations in the north of the state.

Visit Narawntapu National Park

Email

narawntapu.parks@parks.tas.gov.au

Phone

03 6428 6277

Address

1349 Bakers Beach Road, Bakers Beach TAS 7307

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Type: National Park
Region: Launceston
Address: Narawntapu Road, Bakers Beach TAS 7307
Website: parks.tas.gov.au

Narawntapu is the kind of place that surprises people. Set on the north coast between the Tamar and Rubicon estuaries, it’s a mosaic of coastal heath, open grasslands, lagoons, and long beaches — and it has a density of wildlife that is genuinely remarkable. Wombats, wallabies, and Forester kangaroos graze the flats at dusk in numbers that have earned it comparisons to the African plains.

For a ceremony, the beaches and coastal heathland offer quiet, spacious settings well away from the tourist crowds of more celebrated parks. It’s an unhurried, beautiful choice for couples who know their way around Tasmania.

Bookings through Parks Tasmania. All guests require a valid park pass.

For current packages, availability, and pricing, contact the venue directly through their website.