Freycinet National Park and Wineglass Bay Scenic Tour


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Hobart CBD designated hotel transfer ‑ 10‑hour tour; the supplier will reconfirm the pick‑up time before departure; please arrive 10 minutes before departure time;
Flat price for all ages;
Hobart CBD designated hotel transfer ‑ 10‑hour tour, Hastings Caves guided tour (including tickets), guided tour, comfortable air‑conditioned transport;

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Answer the call of nature in Tasmania and unlock the breathtaking scenery and culinary delights of Freycinet National Park! This journey follows the Great Eastern Drive, connecting rest stops, hikes, exploration and gourmet food, perfect for nature lovers, adventurers and foodies alike. Every view holds healing power, and every experience is worth treasuring.
The journey begins with relaxation — a leisurely stop at Orford! Before heading to the wonders of Freycinet National Park, take a pause in Orford and enjoy a picturesque moment of tranquillity. Far from the hustle and bustle, surrounded by lush greenery and gentle sea breezes, you can unwind in a serene atmosphere, recharge for the adventure ahead, and soak in the softer side of Tasmania.

Hike and explore to discover the world‑class beauty of Wineglass Bay! Trek to the iconic Wineglass Bay lookout and gradually approach this globally renowned hidden gem. Beneath your feet lie winding trails, surrounded by native vegetation. As you reach the summit, the perfect crescent‑shaped coastline unfolds before your eyes — emerald waters and pristine white sands complement each other, with crystal‑clear seas shimmering in the sunlight. Every snapshot is a stunning masterpiece without the need for filters, as you immerse yourself in nature's extraordinary handiwork.
Seek out the lighthouse and unlock a thrilling cliffside sea view! Explore Cape Tourville Lighthouse, strolling slowly along the boardwalk along the cliff edge. Below lies the vast, boundless ocean, and in the distance stands the towering lighthouse. Feel the sea breeze on your face, listen to the waves crashing against the cliffs, admire the endless azure seascape, and experience both the grandeur and serenity of the coastline — unlocking a romance unique to Tasmania's shores.

Enjoy quiet moments at Honeymoon Bay and encounter understated healing beauty! Stop at Honeymoon Bay, renowned for its crystal‑clear waters and peaceful, relaxing atmosphere. Away from the crowds, you can stroll along the beach, watch the waves, or simply sit and rest, feeling the gentleness of the sea breeze and the serenity of the moment. Spot local wallabies, seabirds and other wild creatures, and enjoy unexpected delights along the way.
A seafood feast to unlock the true taste of Tasmania! The highlight of the trip — enjoy lunch at the famous Freycinet Marine Farm, savouring fresh, succulent Tasmanian seafood. Every bite is filled with the sweetness of the ocean, paired with fresh local produce, all surrounded by natural beauty — a true feast for the senses that brings this journey of exploration to a perfect close.

From the leisurely break in Orford to the awe‑inspiring panorama of Wineglass Bay, from the magnificent cliffside seascape at the lighthouse to the tranquil healing of Honeymoon Bay, and finally to the satisfying seafood lunch — this Freycinet exploration journey perfectly blends the beauty of nature with the joy of fine dining. No need for meticulous planning — simply follow the Great Eastern Drive to unlock Tasmania's hidden treasures and create an unforgettable adventure of nature and gastronomy.
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