Mariposa Beach is a secluded and breathtakingly beautiful beach located in Falmouth, Tasmania, Australia. It stretches approximately 1 kilometer long with stunning white sand. The beach offers a serene and natural setting, perfect for those looking to escape the bustle of city life. The area is rich in history, with Captain James Kelly having sheltered here during a storm in 1816.
The surrounding landscape features a 10-meter-high vegetated foredune and a small pond, offering a picturesque backdrop for beach activities. The beach itself receives significant waves, averaging up to 1.5 meters, making it suitable for surfers. However, it lacks lifeguard services, so visitors need to exercise caution.
The town of Falmouth nearby provides scenic coastal views and attractions like blowholes, offering a mix of natural beauty and historical significance.