Australia · Tasmania
Freycinet & Wineglass Bay
Pink granite peaks and a perfect crescent of white-sand beach voted one of the world's best.
About Freycinet & Wineglass Bay
Freycinet National Park is Tasmania's most photographed wilderness — pink-granite peaks of The Hazards plunging into white-sand bays and turquoise water. At its heart is Wineglass Bay, regularly voted one of the world's best beaches.
The classic short walk is 1.5 hours return to the Wineglass Bay lookout; for a full day, continue down to the beach and across the isthmus to Hazards Beach for a perfect 11km loop.
While You're There
What to See & Do
- Wineglass Bay Lookout (1.5 hours return)
- Wineglass Bay beach (4–5 hours return)
- Honeymoon Bay and Sleepy Bay viewpoints
- Pink granite peaks of The Hazards
- Optional scenic flight over the bay
How We Can Arrange It
We'll Take Care of the Details
As your booking agent, Mercury Pacific can include Freycinet & Wineglass Bay in your tailored itinerary. Here's what we'll handle and advise on so you can simply enjoy the experience:
Lookout walk involves stairs — sturdy shoes essential
Pack water — there is none on the trail
Book Saffire Freycinet for ultra-luxury group stays
Every detail — bookings, timings and transfers — is arranged for you as part of your Mercury Pacific tour.
When to Visit
December to March — warm, dry, long days.
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