Person feeding a wallaby at Freycinet National Park, Tasmania.
Group hiking on a trail with views of Wineglass Bay, Tasmania.
Tour group celebrating at Wineglass Bay lookout with ocean and mountains in background.
Visitors enjoying the view of Wineglass Bay with mountains in the background, Tasmania.
Group enjoying the view at Wineglass Bay, Tasmania, with mountains in the background.
Coastal path leading to a lighthouse near Wineglass Bay, Tasmania.
Group at Wineglass Bay lookout with ocean and mountains, Launceston to Hobart tour.

Day Tour from Hobart to Launceston via Wineglass Bay

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Duration: Flexible (up to 11 hours)

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Explore Tasmania's natural beauty on this Day Tour from Hobart to Launceston, featuring Wineglass Bay as one of its highlights. Journey through scenic seaside towns like Orford and Swansea with the guidance of an expert in a small-group setting. Your adventure includes reaching Freycinet National Park, where you'll take a 45-minute trek to the iconic Wineglass Bay Lookout for stunning views.

Explore Tasmania with a knowledgeable guide on this small-group tour from Hobart to Launceston, featuring hassle-free transfers.

Discover treks in Freycinet National Park – Australia’s oldest national park – and witness the stunning beauty of Wineglass Bay during your visit.

Experience secluded Honeymoon Bay cove, explore Sleepy Bay's abundant marine life, and explore history at Cape Tourville Lighthouse.

Conclude with a stop at Devil's Corner winery to learn about local wine production while enjoying seafood platters and artisan gelato as an optional indulgence.

Did you know? Freycinet National Park is named after the French navigator Louis de Freycinet, who mapped Tasmania’s coastline.

Ticket to the Lighthouse Keeper at Cape Tourville

Entry for Launceston Day Tour from Hobart via Wineglass Bay

Use of an English-speaking guide throughout your trip

Access for a small group under 20 on this tour

Admission fee included for Freycinet National Park

Food and drinks (at personal expense)

Person feeding a wallaby at Freycinet National Park, Tasmania.

Person feeding a wallaby at Freycinet National Park, Tasmania.

A Day Trip from Hobart to Launceston via Wineglass Bay Lookout

This round-trip adventure starts in Hobart and takes you through picturesque seaside towns like Orford and Swansea. Your first destination is the historic Freycinet National Park, Tasmania’s oldest national park. Discover its stunning landscapes and crystal-clear waters.

Begin your journey at Wineglass Bay Lookout with a 45-minute trek to witness the bay's unique wine glass or crescent shape. For those who wish for more adventure, continue down to Wineglass Beach where swimming, relaxation, or lunch is available. Alternatively, enjoy shorter walks through Honeymoon Bay’s romantic coves and explore Sleepy Bay’s rocky shorelines.

Complete your visit with a trip to the Cape Tourville Lighthouse and its historic Lighthouse Keeper's cottage for an added layer of history.

Tour Highlights

  • Freycinet National Park – Known as Tasmania’s oldest national park, it offers dreamy landscapes and clear blue waters.
  • Wineglass Bay Lookout – Enjoy a trek to this famous lookout point with its distinctive shape.
  • Honeymoon Bay
  • Cape Tourville Lighthouse and the historic Lighthouse Keeper’s cottage.

Visit Devil's Corner Winery

Your final stop is at Devil’s Corner winery, set against stunning views of Moulting Lagoon and Freycinet Peninsula. Here, you'll learn about wine-making from experienced vintners. Savor a fresh seafood platter or wood-fired pizza – all optional extras available for purchase.

Itinerary Highlights

  • Freycinet National Park
  • Wineglass Bay Lookout
  • Honeymoon Bay
  • Cape Tourville Lighthouse
  • Devil’s Corner winery
Group hiking on a trail with views of Wineglass Bay, Tasmania.

Group hiking on a trail with views of Wineglass Bay, Tasmania.

Tour group celebrating at Wineglass Bay lookout with ocean and mountains in background.

Tour group celebrating at Wineglass Bay lookout with ocean and mountains in background.

Visitors enjoying the view of Wineglass Bay with mountains in the background, Tasmania.

Visitors enjoying the view of Wineglass Bay with mountains in the background, Tasmania.

Packing Essentials

  • Come prepared with your backpack and a refillable water bottle for the journey ahead.

A weather-ready kit is advisable, as you never know when the skies might change their mood.

Restrictions to Note

  • Large bags are not permitted. Guests may bring a single day pack and must manage loading/unloading their own luggage onto vehicles or trailers.

This experience is only available for guests aged 7 years and above, prioritizing safety.

Additional Details

  • We recommend wearing comfortable footwear like runners, sneakers, or hiking boots. The walk to Wineglass Bay Lookout involves a 3-kilometer loop taking about 30-45 minutes.
  • You'll have the chance to stop at a local bakery in a regional town en route for lunch or snacks. If you have specific dietary needs, feel free to bring your own food choices.
  • The afternoon includes a 30-minute visit to Devil’s Corner Winery where guests can enjoy seafood and oysters from Freycinet Marine Farm, wood-fired pizza, coffee, ice-creams, and wine tasting before heading towards Launceston.

A good level of fitness and mobility is necessary for participating in this experience.

Group enjoying the view at Wineglass Bay, Tasmania, with mountains in the background.

Group enjoying the view at Wineglass Bay, Tasmania, with mountains in the background.

Coastal path leading to a lighthouse near Wineglass Bay, Tasmania.

Coastal path leading to a lighthouse near Wineglass Bay, Tasmania.

Bring a backpack and refillable water bottle for comfortable travel throughout the tour.

Pack weather-appropriate clothing as conditions can change unexpectedly during your visit to Freycinet National Park.

To ensure smooth participation, remember that only one day pack is allowed per guest; larger bags are not permitted on this experience.

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Highlights include a guided tour with hassle-free transfers, treks in Tasmania’s oldest national park (Freycinet National Park), and visits to scenic spots like Wineglass Bay Lookout, Honeymoon Bay, Sleepy Bay, Cape Tourville Lighthouse, and Devil's Corner winery.
Guests can bring only one daypack. Large bags are not allowed, and guests must be able to load and unload their own luggage onto the vehicle or trailer themselves.
Devil’s Corner winery, the last stop of your tour, offers insights into local wine production. Guests can also enjoy seafood platters and artisan gelato here.
No, food and drinks are at your personal expense during the tour.
Bring a backpack, refillable water bottle, and pack weather-appropriate clothing. Large bags are not allowed; only one daypack is permitted per guest.
Freycinet National Park was named after French navigator Louis de Freycinet who explored and mapped the Australian coastline.
Freycinet National Park is Tasmania’s oldest national park known for its dreamy landscapes and clear blue waters. It features a trek to Wineglass Bay Lookout, where you can see the bay's unique wine glass or crescent shape.
Visitors can extend their trek down to the beach for swimming and relaxing, as well as have lunch. There is also an option for a shorter walk if preferred.
The tour includes a day trip of Launceston, round-trip transfers, an English-speaking guide, and entrance fees for Freycinet National Park. It accommodates small groups under 20 people.
The activity prioritizes safety but does not specify particular restrictions in the provided data; guests should ensure they can manage their luggage independently due to vehicle constraints.
Meals are not included, so you will need to arrange food and drinks at your own expense. However, there is an opportunity for a meal or refreshments when visiting Devil's Corner winery.
The national park entrance fee for Freycinet National Park is covered as part of the tour's cost.
Large bags are not allowed. Guests may only bring one day pack that they can manage themselves during loading and unloading onto the vehicle or trailer.
The package includes round-trip transfers from Hobart to Launceston and between various scenic stops during the journey.
This is a small-group experience with under 20 participants.
You should bring your backpack and a refillable water bottle, along with weather-appropriate clothing as conditions can change unexpectedly.
You will visit the Wineglass Bay Lookout for a 45-minute trek that offers views of its distinctive shape. You also have the option to extend your walk down to the beach where you can swim, relax or enjoy lunch.
The tour travels from Hobart to Launceston.
An English-speaking guide, who is knowledgeable about the areas you'll visit, accompanies each group throughout the experience.
Highlights include treks through Freycinet National Park, visiting Honeymoon Bay and Sleepy Bay, exploring Cape Tourville Lighthouse, and ending at Devil’s Corner winery where you can learn about local wine.

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