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Freycinet, TAS
Starts 4 February 2027 at 13:00 AEDT
Ends 7 February 2027 at 17:30 AEDT
4 February 2027 at 13:00 AEDT to 7 February 2027 at 17:30 AEDT
With its dramatic pink granite peaks, white-sand beaches and turquoise waters, Freycinet is a destination of striking natural beauty. But walking is only part of the adventure. This unforgettable journey also includes a scenic helicopter flight on the final day, taking you to a boutique Tasmanian winery for a private wine tasting and celebratory long lunch — a spectacular finale to your time on the East Coast. Your journey features a variety of hand-picked trails that explore the best of Freycinet National Park — from secluded coves and coastal heathlands to high granite summits with sweeping views.
A standout experience is the iconic Wineglass Bay, often listed among the top ten beaches in the world, where you can relax and soak in the serenity of your surrounds. Each night, unwind in style at the iconic Freycinet Lodge. Nestled among the coastal bushland and overlooking Great Oyster Bay, the lodge offers a warm, inviting base with incredible views and gourmet dining — the perfect place to recharge after a day on the trail.
Your adventure begins with a warm welcome from your guides at 1.00pm in the foyer of the Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart. From here, we set off on a scenic drive northward, soaking up views of Tasmania’s ever-changing landscape. Midway through our journey, we’ll pause in the charming seaside town of Triabunna, a quiet coastal village nestled on the edge of Spring Bay. Take a moment to stretch your legs, grab a coffee (own expense) or simply enjoy the peaceful harbour views. Back on the road, we continue towards the stunning Freycinet Peninsula, home to dramatic granite peaks, white-sand beaches and pristine wilderness. Our destination is Coles Bay, where you’ll settle in at the Freycinet Lodge, perfectly positioned on the edge of the national park with sweeping views across Great Oyster Bay. This evening, unwind with a delicious two-course dinner at the Bay Restaurant. Featuring fresh local produce and paired with regional Tasmanian wines, it’s the perfect way to ease into your walking holiday and get to know your fellow travellers.
Walk grade: 12.8kms. Grade 4. 4.5 -5 hours walking with breaks. Easy to Medium grade. Total climb 160m. Total descent: 160 m
Terrain: This walk has one steep climb to Wineglass Bay Lookout, and a steep descent with 1000 stairs to Wineglass Bay. The rest of the walk is relatively flat. Track conditions are excellent to Wineglass Bay. Beyond this, the track narrows, with some minor obstacles.
Itinerary: Enjoy breakfast in the hotel restaurant overlooking Great Oyster Bay before a short transfer to the trailhead. Established in 1916, Freycinet National Park is one of the state’s oldest and best-known parks. It’s grand granite peaks and beautiful white beaches are set against the azure blue ocean to create a truly beautiful landscape. Today we enjoy a great walk to the famous sweeping curve of sand known as Wineglass Bay, voted as one of the top 10 beaches in the world. We then return along a scenic trail beneath the magnificent Hazard mountains, skirting the coastline and passing several picturesque coves, perfect for swimming on hot days. A short five-minute drive at the end of walk brings you back to Freycinet Lodge. Tonight, the group will enjoy a wonderful dinner in the Bay Restaurant featuring local Tasmanian produce, perfectly matched with local wines.
Walk grade: Approximately 15kms 6 – 6.5 hours with breaks. Easy to Medium grade
Terrain: The terrain features sandy beaches and gentle dunes with easy paths. Starting at Cooks Beach, you’ll encounter sand walking and slight undulations, bordered by lush vegetation. As you continue along the Oyster Bay side, compact sand and coastal tracks provide a comfortable walking experience suitable for all abilities.
Itinerary: In the morning enjoy another delicious breakfast at the Freycinet Lodge before boarding the comfortable boat transfer to Cooks beach where we’ll begin our walk to Bryans Beach. This side hike lands us at a secluded beach overlooking the Schouten passage and Schouten Island. After enjoying some morning tea, we’ll head back to the west side of the Peninsular and enjoy the stunning stretch of coastline which hugs Great Oyster Bay.
As you walk, enjoy breathtaking ocean views and the soothing sound of waves lapping at the shore. Keep an eye out for local wildlife, including seabirds and playful dolphins in the distance. This leisurely walk not only reconnects you with nature but also provides an opportunity for reflection and appreciation of Tasmania’s stunning landscapes. With only a quick transfer back to the accommodation, you will feel a sense of accomplishment along with cherished memories from this remarkable coastal experience.
Walk grade: HARD OPTION: 4km return, 3-4 hours. Grade 4 Hard, steep terrain. Total climbing: 410m. Good level of fitness required. EASY OPTION: 1.5kms, 1hr walking. Grade 3 Easy
Terrain: The track to Mt Amos climbs steep, rock slabs. There are large step-ups, some rock scrambling and some exposure while climbing and descending. The Cape Tourville Lighthouse Walk is along a well-made track & the track to Sleepy Bay has man-made steps which take you down to a stunning pink pebbly beach.
Flexible walking: You have the choice this morning to choose Mt Amos or Cape Tourville Lighthouse & Sleepy Bay Walk.
Itinerary: Enjoy one final breakfast at the Freycinet Lodge before choosing between one of today’s two great short walks. You’ll have the option between, Mount Amos – a challenging walk which climbs to stunning 360-degree panoramic views of Wineglass Bay and the surrounding coastline. This walk isn’t for the faint hearted & shouldn’t be attempted by anyone with a fear of heights. The second option is a very enjoyable easy walk around the Cape Tourville Lighthouse & Sleepy Bay, with sweeping views and the opportunity to see marine life, this easy but fulfilling walk is one you won’t forget. After the walks, we’ll take a short drive to the Freycinet airstrip. Here you’ll experience the breathtaking beauty of Tasmania with a thrilling helicopter flight over Wineglass Bay and the Hazards Mountain Range. Soar above the stunning coastline, marvelling at the iconic crescent of Wineglass Bay and the rugged peaks of the Hazards. This unforgettable aerial adventure offers panoramic views of pristine beaches and vibrant landscapes, providing a unique perspective on one of Australia’s most picturesque regions. Capture incredible photos and create lasting memories from the sky! With first class service, your helicopter will drop you off at a local winery where the group will enjoy a beautiful celebratory lunch with wine tasting. After lunch we’ll transfer back to Hobart where this incredible tour will finish.
Estimated time of arrival back to Hobart is around 5:30pm
Freycinet TAS 7215
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Narrabeen, NSW
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Narrabeen, NSW