Day Tour from Hobart to Launceston via Wineglass Bay
Day Tour from Hobart to Launceston via Wineglass Bay
Duration: Flexible (up to 11 hours)
Flexible (up to 11 hours)
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before the start of your experience
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before the start of your experience
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Head to an memorable journey from Hobart to Launceston, exploring the stunning Wineglass Bay Lookout along the way. This small-group guided tour takes you through picturesque seaside towns like Orford and Swansea before reaching Freycinet National Park in Tasmania—the oldest national park known for its beautiful landscapes and crystal-clear waters. Experience a 45-minute trek to witness the unique wine glass-shaped view from the Wineglass Bay Lookout, all while enjoying hassle-free transfers with an expert guide by your side.
Head to an memorable journey from Hobart to Launceston, exploring the stunning Wineglass Bay Lookout along the way. This small-group guided tour takes you through picturesque seaside towns like Orford and Swansea before reaching Freycinet National Park in Tasmania—the oldest national park known for its beautiful landscapes and crystal-clear waters. Experience a 45-minute trek to witness the unique wine glass-shaped view from the Wineglass Bay Lookout, all while enjoying hassle-free transfers with an expert guide by your side.
Go on a small-group tour from Hobart to Launceston complete with a knowledgeable guide and hassle-free transfers.
This experience includes treks in Freycinet National Park – Tasmania’s oldest national park – and soak up the stunning beauty of Wineglass Bay.
Visit Honeymoon Bay – a secluded beach cove – Sleepy Bay with its abundant marine life, and the historic Cape Tourville Lighthouse.
The last stop of your tour is Devil's Corner winery where you’ll learn about local wine, and can indulge in seafood platters and artisan gelato.
Fun fact: Freycinet National Park is named after the French navigator Louis de Freycinet who explored and mapped the Australian coastline.
Day tour of Launceston
Round-trip transfers
English-speaking guide
Small group under 20
National Park entrance fee
Food and drinks (at personal expense)
Person feeding a wallaby at Freycinet National Park, Tasmania.
Explore Freycinet and Wineglass Bay Lookout
Embark on a journey from Hobart to Launceston via the enchanting Wineglass Bay. Enjoy hassle-free transfers and the company of an expert guide on this small-group experience. Begin by traveling through scenic seaside towns including Orford and Swansea. Your first stop is Freycinet National Park – the oldest national park in Tasmania – known for its dreamy landscapes and clear blue waters. Head to the Wineglass Bay Lookout on a 45-min trek and look out at the unique wine glass or crescent shape in front of you.
You can extend your trek down to the beach where you can swim, relax, or grab lunch. If you prefer a shorter walk, explore Honeymoon Bay – a secluded and romantic beach cove – the rocky shorelines of Sleepy Bay, and the Cape Tourville Lighthouse along with the historic Lighthouse Keeper’s cottage.
Visit Devil’s Corner Winery
Your last stop is the Devil’s Corner winery, offering enthralling views of the Moulting Lagoon and the Freycinet Peninsula. Learn about intricate wine-making processes, overseen by seasoned vintners. Top off your trip with a fresh seafood platter, a wood-fired pizza, or artisan gelato at your own expense.
Itinerary
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Freycinet National Park
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Wineglass Bay Lookout
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Wineglass Beach
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Honeymoon Bay
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Cape Tourville Lighthouse
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Devil’s Corner winery
Group hiking on a trail with views of Wineglass Bay, Tasmania.
Tour group celebrating at Wineglass Bay lookout with ocean and mountains in background.
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.
What to bring
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Bring your backpack and a refillable water bottle for the trip.
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Pack for a weather-ready kit; who knows when the skies might decide to be moody?
What's not allowed
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Keep in mind that large bags are not allowed on this experience. Guests are allowed to bring 1 x day pack for the day and must ensure they can load and unload their own luggage onto the vehicle/vehicle trailer.
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Safety is a priority. So, this experience is restricted for guests under the age of 7 years.
Additional information
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It is recommended to wear comfortable and sturdy shoes such as runners, sneakers, or hiking boots as the walk to Wineglass Bay Lookout is a 3 kilometer loop and takes around 30 to 45 minutes.
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Guests will have the opportunity to stop at a local bakery in a regional town enroute to the National Park to purchase lunch or snacks. Guests with special dietary requirements or other choices may bring their own food of choice.
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The afternoon stop will be for 30 minutes at Devil’s Corner Winery where guests can enjoy fresh seafood & oysters from Freycinet Marine Farm along with wood-fired pizza, coffee, ice-creams, and wine tasting before driving towards Launceston.
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Guests must have a good level of fitness and mobility to participate in this experience.
Group enjoying the view at Wineglass Bay, Tasmania, with mountains in the background.
Coastal path leading to a lighthouse near Wineglass Bay, Tasmania.
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.
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