Wineglass Bay Day Tour: Return to Hazards Beach on the Same Day


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(1) Children aged 3‑16 must be accompanied by a paying adult.
(2) Children aged 17 and above are charged the same as adults.
(1) English‑speaking staff.
(2) A 30‑minute boat tour.
(3) A 2km hike along the fjord trail to Wineglass Bay.
(1) The meeting point is the Coles Bay boat ramp, departing from Coles Bay.
(2) Please arrive 15 minutes before the departure time. Latecomers or no‑shows will not be refunded.

Free cancellation up to 48 hours prior
Want to unlock Tasmania's most breathtaking natural hidden gems? Hop aboard the Freycinet Aqua Express, where water becomes your gateway to the majestic landscapes and untamed wilderness of Freycinet National Park. This all‑in‑one journey blends cruising, hiking, and luxury eco‑touring, fulfilling every craving you have for nature.

Unlike traditional land‑based sightseeing, the Freycinet Aqua Express lets you see things from a different angle—reading the sheer beauty of Freycinet National Park from the water. Round‑trip coastal transfers are thoughtfully provided throughout, so you can skip the transport planning and dive straight into your own private nature adventure, fully immersed in Tasmania's most iconic natural wonders.

The 30‑minute cruise is just the beginning of your wild escapade. Glide gently along the enchanting granite coastline of Great Oyster Bay, where pink‑and‑grey granite cliffs reflect against crystal‑clear azure waters, painting a stunning natural tableau. Along the way, local expert guides accompany you, sharing the region's rich history and fascinating tales of its wildlife, adding warmth to every scenic moment. If luck is on your side, you might spot seals lounging lazily, dolphins leaping from the waves, seabirds soaring overhead, or even migrating whales passing by—every glimpse is an unexpected delight. June to September is prime time for whale‑watching, making the experience all the more thrilling.

Once the boat arrives at Hazards Beach, an easy and leisurely hike begins. Wander 2 kilometres along the isthmus trail on gentle terrain that requires no special gear—perfect for all ages. Weave through lush green bushland, listen to the chorus of insects and birds, admire the native flora, and soak in the tranquil vitality of the pristine rainforest. In about 30 minutes, you'll reach the highlight of the journey—Wineglass Bay.

Named one of the world's ten most beautiful bays, Wineglass Bay boasts a perfect crescent‑shaped white sandy beach, where sapphire‑clear waters contrast strikingly against the surrounding granite peaks—breathtakingly beautiful. Here, you can stroll barefoot along the untouched shoreline, plunge into the crystal‑clear water for total relaxation, or pack a picnic and savour a leisurely moment between mountains and sea, leaving all worries and noise far behind.

The itinerary is thoughtful and flexible—you can easily return between Hazards Beach and Wineglass Bay on the same day, without long‑haul travelling, unlocking two natural wonders with ease. Whether you're a solo traveller seeking tranquillity, a couple looking to capture romance, or a family wanting to get closer to nature, this journey fits perfectly.

Say goodbye to cookie‑cutter sightseeing and hop on the Freycinet Aqua Express—cruise the waters to soak up coastal wildlife, wander the trails to uncover hidden jungle gems, and embrace the vastness of mountains and sea at Wineglass Bay. Immerse yourself in Tasmania's raw beauty and create unforgettable memories of embracing nature.
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