Sandy Bay is a prestigious suburb of the city of Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, located immediately south of the central business district and adjoining Battery Point.

Situated on Marieville Esplanade, the Sandy Bay Baths, built in 1906,[2] were a key open-sea recreational facility for locals.

They provided an important public space for swimming and relaxation and were a fixture of Sandy Bay until their demolition in 1965 to make way for modern developments, including rowing sheds for private schools.

Although many of its faculties are being relocated to Hobart's central business district, the law school and STEM centre are staying at the Sandy Bay campus.

The casino complex also includes a hotel, multiple dining venues, and entertainment facilities, making it a key destination for visitors to Hobart.

[7] Sandy Bay is home to several popular beaches along the Derwent River foreshore, making it a key destination for recreational water activities in Hobart.

These beaches are a key feature of Sandy Bay's lifestyle, attracting both locals and tourists alike for relaxation, exercise, and water sports.

The team played its home games at Queenborough Oval in Sandy Bay, which continues to be a key sports venue.

[17] Sandy Bay offers a range of recreational facilities, including the Nutgrove Beach Reserve, which provides walking paths, playgrounds, and picnic areas.

The annual Sandy Bay Regatta, held on Australia Day, is a long-standing event featuring sailing races, water sports, and family activities.

The "Golden Mile" along Sandy Bay Road is particularly sought after for its views of the Derwent River and proximity to Hobart’s city centre.

Metro Tasmania operates regular bus services along Sandy Bay Road, linking the suburb to Hobart's city centre and surrounding areas.

[21] In 2028, a new ferry terminal is expected to be completed at Wrest Point as part of a broader plan to improve public transport along the Derwent River.