Freycinet National Park with Eye See Personalised Tours

Freycinet National Park is a peninsula situated on Tasmania's sunny East Coast. The most famous part of this national park is Wineglass Bay. Along this spectacular coastline are pristine beaches and unspoilt wilderness, which collectively make up the Freycinet Peninsula.

Highlights

Pink granite mountains
White sandy beaches and turquoise water
Wineglass Bay voted one of the world's ten best beaches by Lonely Planet
Wineglass Bay Lookout is one of Tasmania's most iconic landmarks
Spectacular views across Great Oyster Bay
A tasty stop at Kate's Berry Farm to enjoy a famous berry ice cream
Picnic lunch on Wineglass Bay for those who enjoy bushwalking
Indulge in a homemade lunch showcasing Tasmanian specialties
Natural foods including local, organic fruit and vegetables

Freycinet National Park lies 200 km from Hobart. The peninsula is known for its red and pink granite formations and is considered one of the most beautiful places in Tasmania. The park has walking tracks for every age and level of fitness, and every walk offers unforgettable views of the coast.

During the tour you will also enjoy:

A short 30-minute tour of Hobart, with the famous Salamanca Place, the historic Battery Point and the main lookouts
Stops at scenic viewpoints for photographs on the way to Freycinet
A drive over the Spiky Bridge, built by convicts in 1843 with real spikes along the parapet and an interesting story
Easy walks in Freycinet National Park
The white sand of Wineglass Bay, one of the ten best beaches in the world
Richardsons Beach, for relaxing
Honeymoon Bay, where a barbecue picnic can be arranged (optional)

Entrance fees are not included.

A memorable day with incredibly beautiful scenery