From Launceston: Guided Walking Tour of Wineglass Bay
From Launceston: Guided Walking Tour of 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 enriching journey with the Guided Walking Tour of Wineglass Bay in Launceston, Australia, where history and nature converge smoothly. Begin your tour by exploring Campbell Town's historic trails, including the Convict Brick Trail that offers a glimpse into Tasmania’s rich past. The adventure continues through Freycinet National Park to reach Cape Tourville Lighthouse, standing 126 meters above sea level with its light visible from up to 28 nautical miles away.
Start an enriching journey with the Guided Walking Tour of Wineglass Bay in Launceston, Australia, where history and nature converge smoothly. Begin your tour by exploring Campbell Town's historic trails, including the Convict Brick Trail that offers a glimpse into Tasmania’s rich past. The adventure continues through Freycinet National Park to reach Cape Tourville Lighthouse, standing 126 meters above sea level with its light visible from up to 28 nautical miles away.
The Majesty Kickstart tour offers fully guided walks within Freycinet National Park. Visitors can enjoy anything from a short walk to Cape Tourville Lighthouse to an ascent up the Wineglass Bay Lookout.
Select your adventure with options ranging from a dynamic 60-minute hike, complete with relaxation time at Honeymoon Bay, or opt for the more challenging 2.5-hour beach trek.
Benefit from round-trip transfers included in the tour package to ensure an effortless journey throughout the experience.
Discover history and artistry on Exploring Campbell Town's Convict Brick Trail where you'll encounter unique tree sculptures along your walk through this historic area.
During a leisurely afternoon, visit Devil’s Corner Winery for wine sampling. Enjoy pizza, fresh seafood, and additional treats at your own expense while taking in the scenic surroundings.
A fascinating tidbit about Wineglass Bay: it earned its name from an event where water turned red after a whaling expedition, resembling a glass of red wine.
Access to Freycinet National Park
Use of round-trip transfers from Launceston
Admission with an expert guide for Exploring Campbell Town and From Historic Trails tours
Ticket for a 20-min walking tour at Cape Tourville Lighthouse during Majesty Kickstart
Guidance through the 60-min Wineglass Bay Lookout walk on The Hazards tour from Launceston: Guided Walking Tour of Wineglass Bay
Entry to the 2.5-hr Wineglass Beach Walk (optional)
Food & beverage (at personal expense)
Person sitting on a rock overlooking Wineglass Bay, Tasmania, with lush hills and blue water.
Your experience
In Launceston, begin an exciting journey through Campbell Town's historic trails to the majestic nature of Freycinet National Park. Explore the Georgian townships of Evandale and Campbell Town before picking up lunch in this charming area known for its unique Convict Brick Trail—a walkable homage to Tasmania’s convict history.
Continue into the awe-inspiring Freycinet National Park, where you will be greeted by The Hazards mountain range. Enjoy a comfortable stroll to Cape Tourville Lighthouse, perched 126 meters above sea level with visibility stretching up to 28 nautical miles across the ocean. Here, the picturesque coastal panorama is truly stunning.
Exploring Wineglass Bay: From Lookout to Beach
Your adventure continues as you start a moderately uphill trek to the iconic Wineglass Bay Lookout—recognized globally for its stunning views of both Wineglass Bay and Freycinet National Park. This 60-minute journey is one of Tasmania’s Great Short Walks, offering rewarding vistas.
The bay's name has an interesting history linked to whaling days when waters turned red after a hunt, resembling a glass of wine! After soaking in the views at Wineglass Bay Lookout, choose between returning with your guide or taking on the 2.5-hour hike to Wineglass Bay Beach. Conclude your day by visiting Devil’s Corner Winery for an optional tasting and meal amidst stunning scenery.
Group exploring forest trail on Wineglass Bay Explorer tour.
Visitors observing a wallaby with a joey on a stone path at Wineglass Bay, Tasmania.
Person sitting on a rock overlooking Wineglass Bay, Tasmania, with lush hills and blue water.
Group exploring forest trail on Wineglass Bay Explorer tour.
Visitors observing a wallaby with a joey on a stone path at Wineglass Bay, Tasmania.
Group hiking on a trail with views of Wineglass Bay, Tasmania in the background.
- Ensure you bring your backpack and a refillable water bottle for the journey ahead.
A weather-ready kit is advised, as unpredictable weather can change plans quickly.
- Larger bags are prohibited; only one day pack per guest is permitted. Guests must be able to manage their own luggage on and off vehicles or trailers.
Due to safety concerns, this experience does not accommodate guests under the age of 8 years.
- Comfortable footwear such as runners, sneakers, or hiking boots is recommended for the approximately 3-kilometer loop walk to Wineglass Bay Lookout, which takes about 30 to 45 minutes.
- A stop at a local bakery in a regional town on the way to Freycinet National Park allows guests to purchase lunch or snacks. Alternatively, bring your own food if you have special dietary needs.
- The tour includes a 30-minute visit to Devil’s Corner Winery for fresh seafood and oysters from Freycinet Marine Farm, wood-fired pizza, coffee, ice-creams, and wine tasting before heading back towards Launceston.
A good level of fitness and mobility is required to fully enjoy this experience.
Group of tourists at Wineglass Bay lookout with ocean and lighthouse in background.
Group of tourists enjoying the view at Wineglass Bay, Tasmania, with mountains and clear water in the background.
Group hiking on a trail with views of Wineglass Bay, Tasmania in the background.
Group of tourists at Wineglass Bay lookout with ocean and lighthouse in background.
Group of tourists enjoying the view at Wineglass Bay, Tasmania, with mountains and clear water in the background.
Book your spot in advance during peak season to avoid sold-out tours and ensure a smooth experience.
Pack a weather-ready kit including a backpack with essentials like a refillable water bottle since large bags aren’t allowed on this tour.
If you’re planning to explore multiple attractions, consider starting your day at Freycinet National Park as it’s included in the round-trip transfers for hassle-free convenience.
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