Amazing Places to Visit Near Wineglass Bay
Visit Tasmania’s own Wineglass Bay to discover some of the prettiest beaches in the world and indulge in unforgettable experiences.
Located on the east coast of Tasmania is the beautiful paradise called Wineglass bay, encompassed within the Freycinet National Park. This pristine coast land is also one of the prettiest beaches in the world, bordered with pink granite peaks. A trip to Tasmania would be meaningless without a trip to Wineglass Bay. And here are some interesting things to do here in Hobart.
Wineglass Bay Cruises
One of the easiest ways to enjoy the laid-back surroundings at Wineglass Bay is to get on board an amazing eco-catamaran Wineglass Bay cruise that will take you around its spectacular waterways. Enjoy the stunning panoramic vistas and explore the vibrant Tasmanian flora and fauna as you cruise by the beautiful coastline. The biggest highlight about Wineglass Bay Cruises is that you are offered an unforgettable cruise dining experience. The informative commentary on board is a great way to get to know more about the bay. Some of the most interesting wildlife sightings in the area include Crested and Caspian terns, short-tailed shearwaters, wandering albatrosses, penguins, dolphins and white-bellied eagles. If you’re planning a weekend getaway with your family or friends here in Tasmania, Wineglass Bay is a perfect destination to make wonderful memories. Don’t miss this amazing opportunity! Book your cruise today!
Visit Freycinet National Park
Freycinet National Park is a truly magical destination that has a global appeal. It has a dramatic landscape that boasts of sheltered turquoise bays complemented by a lush green backdrop. Every year, tens and thousands of visitors come here to see the breathtaking views. The national park is a great place to engage in birdwatching. You will come across many bird species includingwhite-bellies sea-eagles and small nectar-feeding birds. There are a number of aboriginal sites along its coastlines, dunes and estuaries. The heritage site also includes rock quarries, rock shelters, shell middens and interesting stone artefacts.
Richardsons Beach
Richardson’s Beach is a famous camping ground at Freycinet National Park. The beach campground boasts of some fine bay views and is situated close to the town of Coles Bay and the picturesque walking tracks in Freycinet National Park. There are around 52 campground sites at Richardson’s Bay split into three areas. Camp down between sites 19 and 45 to explore the majestic “dune sites”, some of them offering views of the Hazards Mountains towering over the Freycinet Peninsula.
Freycinet Marine Farm
Freycinet Marine Farm is an Oyster and Mussel farm situated on the Freycinet peninsula. For those of you who have a thing for seafood dishes and meals, come here to fetch some freshly harvested mussels and oysters. They have a farm gate produce stall where they sell Local Rock Lobster, Scallops, abalone and local wine & beer. A simple hot food menu which you can enjoy at their picnic tables is a highlight about the place. So if you’re ready to taste some of Tasmania’s best fresh seafood, head over to Freycinet Marine Farm.
Bluestone Bay
Bluestone Bay is a moderately trafficked out and back trail situated near Coles Bay, Tasmania. The site is particularly a favourite spot for hitchhikers and people often come here for walking, nature trips and bird watching. The place also offers scenic views which is strikingly different from the rest of Freycinet’s geography. Bluestone Bay is famous for its shore that is covered with pale blue and pink boulders. Visit this pebbly beach for lovely views and a great camping experience.
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