Nick was very descriptive of all parts of the trip. Scenery and stops were fantastic. Pickup was prompt. Location of pickup was easily accessible. Bring walking shoes for hikes. Bus speaker system was intermittent.
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Travel from Hobart to Launceston on a full-day tour that showcases Tasmania’s spectacular East Coast. Journey through seaside towns before arriving at Freycinet National Park. Here, take the moderate 45-minute uphill walk to Wineglass Bay Lookout for one of the most photographed views in Australia. For active walkers, continue down to Wineglass Bay Beach for time to swim, relax, and enjoy lunch on the white sands.
If you prefer a shorter option, explore Honeymoon Bay, Sleepy Bay, and Cape Tourville Lighthouse with your guide, all part of Tasmania’s Great Short Walks. In the afternoon, regroup and travel north, stopping at Devil’s Corner Winery. Here you can enjoy a wine tasting, woodfired pizza, fresh oysters, or artisan gelato while taking in sweeping coastal views, before arriving in Launceston in the evening.
We return to Launceston around 6.00pm.
Nick was very descriptive of all parts of the trip. Scenery and stops were fantastic. Pickup was prompt. Location of pickup was easily accessible. Bring walking shoes for hikes. Bus speaker system was intermittent.
Nicholas was an excellent guide/driver he was very clear with instructions and very knowledgeable about the area! Wineglass Bay is spectacular! The views are just amazing. The National Park is beautiful! Our ride to Launceston with Graham was nice – he also was very knowledgeable about the area! It’s a great trip to do!
This tour includes pick-up from selected Hobart hotels and concludes with drop-off at selected Launceston hotels.
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Yes. This is a one-way sightseeing journey that leaves Hobart at 7:30am and finishes in Launceston at around 6:00pm, turning your travel day into a full Freycinet adventure. Pickup and drop-off are available from selected hotels; if your Hobart accommodation isn’t listed, meet at the general meeting point.
You can choose the walking option that suits your energy. The guided Wineglass Bay Lookout walk is a moderate 1.3 km uphill route taking about 45 minutes, while keen walkers can continue to the beach on a harder 2.5-hour return walk; an easier scenic route visits Honeymoon Bay, Sleepy Bay and Cape Tourville. Good mobility is still required, and the tour isn’t suitable for wheelchair users or travellers with mobility impairments.
Lunch and drinks are not included, so you can bring a packed lunch or buy something during the day. There is an opportunity to purchase lunch on the way, and Devil’s Corner later offers wine, woodfired pizza, seafood, oysters and gelato at your own expense. Bring a large water bottle and a few snacks for the active sections.
Yes. Each traveller can bring one small suitcase plus one day pack, making the tour practical when you’re moving from Hobart to Launceston. You’ll need to load and unload your own luggage, and larger or excess bags aren’t suitable for this vehicle setup.
It can be a memorable choice for active families with children aged 8 and over, thanks to the scenery and flexible walking choices. Children under 8 can’t join, and everyone needs good mobility for the walking sections. The early start and evening arrival make it a full day, so it best suits children who are comfortable with a longer touring day.
Nicholas was an excellent guide/driver he was very clear with instructions and very knowledgeable about the area! Wineglass Bay is spectacular! The views are just amazing. The National Park is beautiful! Our ride to Launceston with Graham was nice – he also was very knowledgeable about the area! It’s a great trip to do!
Nick was very descriptive of all parts of the trip. Scenery and stops were fantastic. Pickup was prompt. Location of pickup was easily accessible. Bring walking shoes for hikes. Bus speaker system was intermittent.
Needed to get to Launceston. This was the perfect trip. Enjoyed, great staff. Much better experience than with Tasmania Expeditions.
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