TAS · BOAT RAMP · TASMAN

Saltwater River Ramp.

Saltwater River Ramp is a 1-lane concrete ramp in Tasman, Tasmania (estuary access), with car parking listed by MAST. Verified against the official registry, 8 July 2026.

The essentials

Ramp type
Concrete ramp
Lanes
1
Water
Estuary
Parking
car parking listed by MAST
Tide dependent
Yes

Facilities

No facilities are listed for this ramp in the source registry. Assume no toilets, cleaning tables or lighting on site.

Location

GPS: -42.99773, 147.71317

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Tide note: source notes low-tide restriction

Common questions

What kind of boat ramp is Saltwater River Ramp?
Saltwater River Ramp is a 1-lane concrete ramp with estuary access. Parking: car parking listed by MAST.
Where is Saltwater River Ramp?
Saltwater River Ramp is in Tasman, Tasmania. The launch point is at GPS coordinates -42.99773, 147.71317 — use the Google Maps link on this page for directions.
What facilities does Saltwater River Ramp have?
No facilities are listed for this ramp in the source registry — assume no toilets, cleaning tables or lighting on site.
Is Saltwater River Ramp tide dependent?
Yes — Saltwater River Ramp is tide dependent, so check the tide before you launch or retrieve. source notes low-tide restriction

Source & verification

Ramp details sourced from the official registry. Retrieved 8 July 2026. Data confidence: High.

Registry detail: MAST facility page; category Boat Ramps; address Off Saltwater River Rd,; owner Tasman Council; 1-lane; concrete launch; walkway mentioned; low-tide limitation noted

Conditions change. Ramps silt up, close for works, and tide windows shift — check locally before towing a long way, and always check current boating and fisheries rules for Tasmania.

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