Tasmanian Government
Tasmanians are being reminded to check the conditions before heading to one of the State's more than 1200 beaches this summer.
Premier Jeremy Rockliff joined Surf Life Saving Tasmania general manager, Alison Stubbs, and Bridport Surf Life Saving Club president, Justin Reeve, to share important water safety messages.
"Tasmania's waterways are part of our way of life, supporting tourism, community wellbeing, and active lifestyles," Premier Rockliff said.
"As crowds flock to the coast this summer, we are reminding beachgoers to be prepared, plan ahead, and make safe choices.
"The goal is simple: we want everyone to enjoy the water and, most importantly, for everyone to go home safely."
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