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Wineglass Bay – Tasmania, Australia

Wineglass Bay, Tasmania, Australia is a unique walking where the landscapes will leave you completely breathless. Over here, you’ll have an incredible experience with the most amazing colors that this place has. If you are a lover of nature, you’ll be fascinated with how nature relates to its vibrant greens with its charming turquoises.

Activity/Place Highlights

Coles Bay parking lot

A first, you’ll find a ride that will take you to a viewpoint surrounded by rocks. At the same time, you’ll find yourself between two of the pink granite peaks of the Hazard Range. After this, you’ll admire brilliant white sand and beautiful turquoise waters, which seem to form a perfect crescent.

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The beach

At first, to start enjoying the beautiful beach you’ll arrive at the crystalline sands. Besides taking a bath there, you can settle and spend the night there. Once you’re there, you’ll appreciate a magical scenery. Also, you’ll have a safe place under the she-oaks. In the end, you can swim at the beautiful beach.  

Freycinet National Park

In this place, you’ll find the most stunning landscapes with white sand and friendly beaches. Over there, you’ll be able to snorkel and dive off the rocky Sleepy Bay. Later, you can make the 90-minute walk to the bay lookout, where you’ll get impressed by its amazing views. Above all, don’t forget to join a scenic flight from the friendly beaches to see the Freycinet coast from the air.

How to get there

There are two main ways to get to Freycinet Park from Hobart Airport. (HBA)

  • By Bus: first, you need to take a taxi from the airport to Midway Point. Over there, you take the bus to Swansea, Victoria St. Finally a taxi will take you to the Freycinet national park. It is a 2-hour and 43 minutes journey of $13 to 16 USD.
  • By Drive: you can rent a car to the park. It is a 2-hours and 31-minute journey of $16 to 24 USD.
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When to go

This is a perfect place to visit all year round. If you want to avoid crowded seasons, don’t go there from December to February.

How long

If you want to enjoy all the beautiful landscapes and beaches, I recommend you to spend at least a week. 

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Opening and Closing Hours

In the first place, to visit Freycinet National Park. the center that introduces you to the natural and cultural heritage of this region is open daily from 8 am to 5 pm from November to April. From May to October it opens from 9 am to 4 pm. 

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Planning

Above all, you must know that you’ll need a special Park Pass to visit the Wineglass Bay. You can get it at the Visitor Center.

There are different camping areas in this place, however, you must contact the visitor center and book them in advance. Also, at the bay, you can find different water supplies. There are tabs located along the dune, at the honeymoon bay picnic, and the powered campsites. 

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Inside Information

If you are going to camp at the park or the bay, you must know the area is limited to the barriers areas on allocated sites. Therefore, Caravans, campervans, camper trailers or minibusses are only permitted in the dune area. 

Also, you can find different campsites with cold showers. Besides, you must know that this area is very dry and vulnerable to fire. So there are not allowed fires in the national park. 

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History

The wineglass bay is located at the Freycinet Peninsula. This place was named in 1802 after a member of Nicholas Baudin’s expeditions. Before that, in 1800, this was a working area for whalers and sealers. In the same way, Wineglass owes its name to that time where the whaling stations operated there. 

In the same way, this park is one of the oldest in Tassie, founded in 1916. Nowadays, this is the perfect spot for swimming or lazing on the beach. 

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Websites

Other Nearby Attractions

Honeymoon Bay

This is the perfect place for you to swim and snorkel. Right there you will find the most beautiful sunsets in the area. You’ll have a parking lot nearby and the ideal place to barbecue and wash up. Plus, you’ll have a beautiful picnic spot here. You will fall in love with this quiet part of the bay. 

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Cape Tourville Lighthouse

After you visit Coles Bay, you can’t miss the wonderful view from the lighthouse. For those photography fans, here you can enjoy the most beautiful landscapes. Also, they will have a maritime promenade around the whole lighthouse. In other words, this will be the ideal place to take your friends and family. You can even find a special place for the elderly and disabled.

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Whitewater Wall and Lassies Wall

If you want to have the best camping experience, you must visit these places. Over here, you’ll find a camping area perfect for rock climbers. Also, you won’t be able to escape from the area’s granite sea cliffs. In the same way, you could admire the amazing view from the cape’s cliff-top boardwalk. 

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