Wineglass Bay from Launceston

Embark on fully guided walks within Freycinet National Park, from a short walk to Cape Tourville Lighthouse to a hike up to the Wineglass Bay Lookout.

Choose your challenge – an invigorating 60-minute hike with time to unwind at Honeymoon Bay or the more strenuous 2.5-hour beach walk.

With round-trip transfers, enjoy a hassle-free experience from start to finish.

Explore the Convict Brick Trail in Campbell Town and take a walk down history's lane through its unique tree sculptures.

Take a leisurely afternoon break at Devil's Corner Winery, sampling wines, pizza, fresh seafood, and more at your own expense.

Did you know? Wineglass Bay got its name from a whaling history, as the water turned red after a hunt, resembling a glass of red wine.

Embark on a full-day tour from Launceston to Hobart with hassle-free transfers, and explore the best of the Tasmanian Peninsula.

Discover the Red Bridge, Campbell's oldest surviving bridge, and the Convict Brick Trail, showcasing names of 19th-century convicts transported to Australia.

Explore the scenic beauty of Wineglass Bay Lookout, visit the forested Cape Tourville Lighthouse, or take a trek down to the beach.

Indulge in a gourmet escape at the Devil's Corner and savor delicious seafood, wood-fired pizza, and fine wines at your own expense.

Fun Fact: Freycinet National Park is the oldest national park in Tasmania and is named after the French explorer Louis de Freycinet.