• Wineglass Bay Lookout - Embark on a fully guided scenic walk to the lookout for breathtaking views of Wineglass Bay Beach and the Freycinet Peninsula. Enjoy vistas of Great Oyster Bay and admire the surrounding granite Hazards Mountains. Discover stories of the local area’s history and encounter friendly wildlife.
• Sorell - Begin the journey with a relaxing 20-minute stop at a local bakery just outside of Hobart — an ideal chance to grab a coffee and breakfast before the adventure starts.
• Raspins Beach - From the pristine white sands of Raspins Beach, enjoy views of Maria Island and listen to captivating tales of early settlement on this stunning East Coast Island.
• Honeymoon Bay - Nestled between rounded granite boulders, this peaceful crescent bay beach is always a pleasure to visit. It’s a perfect spot for a picnic lunch with views of the Hazards Mountain range and a great place for a swim in the crystal-clear waters of Freycinet.
• Cape Tourville Lighthouse - Take a short walk to enjoy spectacular cliff-top views back towards Wineglass Bay and Mount Freycinet, and north to Friendly Beaches. Spot seals lounging on The Nuggets, four nearby granite islets, or witness passing whales during migration season.
• Freycinet Marine Farm - If fresh seafood is your preference, stop at Devils Corner Winery where the Freycinet Marine Farm has an outlet.
• Devil’s Corner Cellar Door - Delight in a selection of local seafood, wood-fired pizza, and wine, while enjoying stunning views of the Hazards and Great Oyster Bay.
• Kate’s Berry Farm - Taste homemade ice cream, sweets, jams, locally grown berries, and other treats. Enjoy excellent coffee and views back towards the Freycinet Peninsula. It’s a perfect stopover on the return trip to Hobart.
• Richmond Bridge - Explore the historic Georgian town of Richmond. Learn about convict history and admire the picturesque Richmond Bridge, the oldest convict-built bridge still in use in Australia. Admission is free, and the visit lasts 20 minutes.
• Rosny Hill Lookout - Experience expansive views of the Derwent River and the city of Hobart, nestled under the magnificent kunanyi, Mount Wellington, from this eastern shore vantage point. (Some restrictions apply in winter months)

• Travel in comfort in 13 seat, air conditioned bus
• Friendly, knowledgeable local guide with a passion for the environment, tourism and making your experience memorable
• Guided tour to all visited locations
• National Parks Pass Fee
• Pick up and drop off from selected Hobart accommodations

• Meals and drinks but there is plenty of opportunity to buy food along the way

Start your day with a peaceful 20-minute visit to a local bakery near Hobart, ideal for breakfast and coffee. Embark on the picturesque Great Eastern Drive, where you’ll pass through charming farmland and lush forests. Make a stop at Raspins Beach to admire the views of Maria Island and learn about its convict history. As you travel through Swansea, discover stories of the first settlers on your way to Freycinet National Park. Take a 1.5-hour round trip walk to Wineglass Bay Lookout for breathtaking views of this renowned beach, beautifully framed by the Hazards. Continue exploring Freycinet’s stunning landscapes with visits to Honeymoon Bay and Cape Tourville, featuring pristine white sand, coastal vistas, and clear waters. Later, head to Devil’s Corner Winery to enjoy fresh seafood, wood-fired pizza, or Tasmanian wine while taking in the views over Great Oyster Bay. If time and group pace allow, stop by Kate’s Berry Farm for some local delicacies. On your return to Hobart, explore historic Richmond, home to Australia’s oldest convict-built bridge. Conclude your journey with panoramic city views from Rosny Hill Lookout.

• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• Minimum age is 8 years
• Appropriate clothing to suit weather conditions
• For Safety reasons Hot drinks are not allowed while travelling on board of the vehicle

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.