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Overview

Clifton Beach sits about 25 km southeast of Hobart on the South Arm Peninsula and forms part of the City of Clarence. The 2.1 km stretch of sand, backed by a coastal reserve, dunes and the shallow Pipe Clay Lagoon, makes the suburb a magnet for surfers and nature lovers, while the towering Cape Deslacs and rocky cliffs frame a dramatic shoreline. Central to community life is the Clifton Beach Surf Life Saving Club, Australia’s southernmost club, which runs summer patrols, a 24‑hour emergency response team, a popular nippers programme and regular local events.