Q: Wineglass Bay

Wineglass Bay Considered the jewel in the crown of Freycinet National Park, the famous Wineglass Bay is known for its distinctive crescent shape, crystal-clear water and stretch of pure white sand. Rich with history, Wineglass Bay was named in the 1800s at the height of the Tasmanian whaling industry, a reference to when the water would be stained red.Today, Wineglass Bay is one of Tasmania's favourite beaches and most sought-after views. You can experience this incredible area in a way that suits you, whether you like to walk, swim or just sit back and soak up the beauty. Walk the downhill 2.5-hour return track to the pristine shore, enjoy a relaxing day on the water with Wineglass Bay Cruises , catch the Aqua Taxi or enjoy the single-day Freycinet Walking Tour or multi-day adventure with Tas Walking Co . Read more

Q: Hazards Beach

Hazards Beach On the western side of the Freycinet Peninsula, across the bushland of the isthmus, you'll find Hazards Beach. A glorious location to take a dip and soak up the beauty of the Hazards Mountain Range. Image credit: Freycinet Walking Tour Read more

Q: Friendly Beaches

Friendly Beaches Just a short drive from Freycinet Lodge, Friendly Beaches is a magnificent stretch of pure white sand, perfect for a day of swimming, beach combing and relaxing. Image credit: Stu Gibson Read more

Q: Richardsons Beach

Richardsons Beach Easily accessible from Freycinet Lodge, Richardsons Beach is one of our favourite spots to watch the sunset over Great Oyster Bay. Perfect for early morning walks, a refreshing swim or just taking in the grandeur of the Hazards Mountain Range.

Q: Honeymoon Bay

Honeymoon Bay It doesn't get more romantic than Honeymoon Bay. A sheltered cove ideal for picnics, rock-hopping, snorkelling and days dipping in and out of the water. This gorgeous area is also one of our favourite locations for intimiate wedding ceremonies and elopements . Only a short walk from your accommodation at Freycinet Lodge.

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Wineglass Bay

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Wineglass Bay

Considered the jewel in the crown of Freycinet National Park, the famous Wineglass Bay is known for its distinctive crescent shape, crystal-clear water and stretch of pure white sand. Rich with history, Wineglass Bay was named in the 1800s at the height of the Tasmanian whaling industry, a reference to when the water would be stained red.Today, Wineglass Bay is one of Tasmania's favourite beaches and most sought-after views. You can experience this incredible area in a way that suits you, whether you like to walk, swim or just sit back and soak up the beauty. Walk the downhill 2.5-hour return track to the pristine shore, enjoy a relaxing day on the water with Wineglass Bay Cruises, catch the Aqua Taxi or enjoy the single-day Freycinet Walking Tour or multi-day adventure with Tas Walking Co.

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