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The best area to stay in Sunnyside is along the waterfront, particularly around The Esplanade and Marine Drive.This area is the heart of Sunnyside, offering direct access to the beach and panoramic views of the bay. It's a very walkable district, with a promenade stretching for several kilometres, superb for leisurely strolls. You'll find a concentration of high-quality restaurants, boutique shops, and cafes dotted along The Esplanade, leading towards the historic Sunnyside Pier.Couples looking for a romantic escape will find this area particularly appealing. Many accommodations here offer rooms with stunning ocean views, and the proximity to fine dining establishments and the gentle sounds of the waves create a relaxing atmosphere. The evening sunsets over the bay are a highlight, easily enjoyed from a waterfront balcony or a nearby restaurant.For those travelling with family, the stretch of Marine Drive just a little further from the main pier offers excellent options. Here, you'll find hotels and serviced apartments that often provide more space and amenities suitable for children, such as swimming pools.

The best time to go to Sunnyside, Tasmania, is during the warmer months, generally from December to February, when the weather is ideal for exploring.These months offer the most sunshine and the warmest temperatures, creating superb conditions for outdoor activities like hiking, swimming, and enjoying the beaches. You'll find that most local attractions and businesses are fully operational, offering a complete experience of what Sunnyside has to offer. This period is particularly good for couples and families looking to make the most of the natural beauty and recreational opportunities.For those who prefer a slightly quieter experience but still want pleasant weather, the shoulder seasons of autumn (March to May) and spring (September to November) are also excellent. The temperatures are mild, and the landscapes are often stunning with changing colours in autumn or blooming flora in spring.