Tasmania Hobart Wineglass Bay Day Tour (Chinese Guided)

Starting from Hobart, passing through the coastal town of Swansea for a short break, then arriving at Freycinet National Park ‑ visiting Wineglass Bay, Honeymoon Bay & Coles Bay, then returning to Hobart [As Maria Island is on the way to Wineglass Bay, there may be Maria Island guests sharing the same vehicle]

The beauty of Wineglass Bay is never easily revealed. The Wineglass Bay Lookout walking track leading to this stunning scenery is a journey of about 1.5 hours (return). You will walk through pink granite formations, sturdy eucalyptus forests and fresh shrubland, each step building anticipation for that ultimate view. When you finally reach the lookout and the vista opens up before you — a gem‑like bay, pure white quartz sand beach and lush forest stretching out before your eyes — all the effort instantly transforms into an eternal moment of awe.

Beach walk: If your energy allows, you can continue hiking down to the beach. Feel your toes sink into the fine white sand as soft as icing sugar, experience the crisp sea breeze blowing from Antarctica, and listen to the rhythmic lapping of the pristine waves — a serene escape from the hustle of the world.

Seeing the bay from the sea: Take a sightseeing cruise or kayak from nearby Coles Bay or Swansea to view the giant rock cliffs of Wineglass Bay from the water, offering a completely different perspective, with the chance to encounter dolphins, seals and migrating whales.

National Park treasures: Freycinet National Park itself is an ecological paradise. You can also explore other gems within the park, such as Sleepy Bay, the spectacular oyster farms at Coles Bay, and climb Mount Hazards to enjoy a magnificent panoramic view of the rolling mountain ranges and scattered bays.

This land nurtures unique local produce. Before or after your hike, you can take a break at the visitor centre at the park entrance, or stop by the nearby town of Swansea to taste freshly caught Pacific oysters and local wines. The air here is crisp, the starry sky is dazzling, and it is one of the best places far away from light pollution to view the Southern Hemisphere's Milky Way.