Freycinet National Park is a hiker's delight! With a network of trails ranging
from 10 minutes to 10 days, the premier walk here is the Wineglass Bay Lookout
and then onwards to Wineglass Bay Beach.

• Explore one of Tasmania's most celebrated walks and locations

  
  

• Depart from Hobart and enjoy round-trip hotel transfers

  
  

— What You Can Expect —

Depart from Hobart and head east to the beautiful coastline of Tasmania. Pass
through the seaside towns of Orford and Swansea and make your way north to
Freycinet National Park. Freycinet is one of Tasmania’s first National Parks,
famous for its rich and stunning coastal landscapes. Pink Granite Mountains
form the backdrop of the secluded bays, pristine waters, white sandy beaches,
local wildlife and amazing walking trails.

Enter the Freycinet peninsula and make a brief stop at the Freycinet Marine
Farm before the hike to enjoy local oysters, fresh from the surrounding
waters.

The first half of the walk is to the Wineglass Bay Lookout. Choose to walk to
the lookout and learn about the bay from your guide along the way, or walk at
your own pace and make the most of the time in this magical area. The uphill
walk to the lookout takes around 45 minutes, then you'll be rewarded with
views across the Bay. From the lookout, it's a fairly steep downhill hike to
reach the beach where you can walk barefoot along the white sand.

The total length of the Wineglass Bay lookout and beach trail return is 6 km
and usually takes around 2.5 hours of walk time. You'll spend 3.5–4 hours on
the activity, which gives you plenty of time for the main trail and then time
to explore the beach as well. The 20-minute walk to the southern end of the
beach has an amazing view to the Hazards mountains. Or, take the time to
enjoy your lunch and relax. There is even time for a swim in the clear blue
waters in the summer!

The return walk is a steep uphill hike back up to the Lookout, then downhill
back to the start of the walking trail, where your tour guide will meet you
for your return to Hobart.

Make a short stop to see a local highlight, the convict-built Spikey Bridge,
and for an opportunity to refuel and refresh at an east coast cafe to indulge
in some locally- and hand-made ice cream before continuing the return drive to
Hobart.

Return to your Hobart city accommodation around 6:00 or 6:30 pm. You can also
book for airport drop-offs at the time of booking.