From Launceston: Day Tour to Hobart via Wineglass Bay




























From Launceston: Day Tour to Hobart via Wineglass Bay
Duration: Flexible (up to 12 hours)
Flexible (up to 12 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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Start an exciting day tour departing from Launceston to Hobart and enjoy a journey filled with scenic beauty and historical insights. Explore Campbell Town, where you can walk along the Convict Brick Trail featuring bricks marked by names of 19th-century convicts transported to Australia, and visit Red Bridge—also known as Elizabeth Bridge—one of the oldest surviving bridges in the area. Your adventure continues at Freycinet National Park for a memorable exploration of Wineglass Bay.
Start an exciting day tour departing from Launceston to Hobart and enjoy a journey filled with scenic beauty and historical insights. Explore Campbell Town, where you can walk along the Convict Brick Trail featuring bricks marked by names of 19th-century convicts transported to Australia, and visit Red Bridge—also known as Elizabeth Bridge—one of the oldest surviving bridges in the area. Your adventure continues at Freycinet National Park for a memorable exploration of Wineglass Bay.
From Launceston start a full-day tour to Hobart with hassle-free transfers, exploring the best of the Tasmanian Peninsula.
Visit Campbell Town's Red Bridge, its oldest surviving bridge, and follow the Convict Brick Trail that highlights names of 19th-century convicts transported to Australia.
At Wineglass Bay Lookout enjoy scenic beauty; visit forested Cape Tourville Lighthouse or trek down to a nearby beach for stunning views.
Savor gourmet delights at Devil's Corner with delicious seafood, wood-fired pizza, and fine wines available at your own expense.
Did you know? Freycinet National Park is Tasmania’s oldest national park named after French explorer Louis de Freycinet.
Admission to Freycinet National Park Your Experience
Access via round-trip transfers From Launceston: Day Tour to Hobart via Wineglass Bay
Entry with English-speaking guide Explore Campbell Town Start
Ticket for the national park entrance fee Full-day guided tour of Wineglass Bay
Individual Costs

Group enjoying the view of Wineglass Bay on Launceston to Hobart tour.
Your Experience
This Full-day From Launceston: Day Tour to Hobart via Wineglass Bay offers a hassle-free experience starting from Launceston and including round-trip transfers. Discover the fascinating landscapes of Wineglass Bay, located in Freycinet National Park – Tasmania's oldest national park with its dreamy vistas and azure waters.
Explore Campbell Town
Your adventure begins at Campbell Town after passing through Evandale’s Georgian townships. Here, you can explore the Convict Brick Trail on a heritage walk that features bricks marked with names of 19th-century convicts sent to Australia. A visit includes Red Bridge or Elizabeth Bridge – one of the oldest surviving structures in Campbell Town.
Head to Freycinet National Park
The tour continues at Freycinet National Park, where you can enjoy a scenic trek lasting about 45 minutes to Wineglass Bay's crescent-shaped beach. Spend some relaxing time here and explore nearby attractions like Honeymoon Bay’s charming cove and the rugged shores of Sleepy Bay. A walk along Cape Tourville Lighthouse offers views through eucalyptus forests, with an opportunity to see the historic Lighthouse Keeper’s cottage.
Visit Devil's Corner Winery
The final destination is Devil’s Corner winery, perched above Moulting Lagoon and overlooking Freycinet Peninsula. Learn about wine-making from experienced vintners while enjoying gourmet options such as a fresh seafood platter, wood-fired pizza, or artisan gelato.

Historic bridge over a river on the Launceston to Hobart route via Wineglass Bay.

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

Group enjoying the view of Wineglass Bay on Launceston to Hobart tour.

Historic bridge over a river on the Launceston to Hobart route via Wineglass Bay.

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

Person feeding a wallaby on a trail near Wineglass Bay, Tasmania.
To ensure an enjoyable trip, remember these essentials:
Sunscreen, sunglasses, hat, water bottle (large), snacks, warm weatherproof clothing, and sensible shoes are recommended.
This tour is not suitable for children under the age of 8 due to safety concerns.
Make sure you're physically prepared:
A good level of fitness and mobility is required to enjoy this experience fully.

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

Group at Wineglass Bay lookout with ocean and mountains, Launceston to Hobart tour.

Person feeding a wallaby on a trail near Wineglass Bay, Tasmania.

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

Group at Wineglass Bay lookout with ocean and mountains, Launceston to Hobart tour.
Bring along sunglasses, sunscreen, a hat, and sensible shoes for comfort during the tour.
Suitable clothing includes warm weatherproof attire to handle varying conditions in Freycinet National Park.
A large water bottle is essential; snacks can be packed as well since food isn't included on this adventure.
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