Iconic East Coast Tour
Visit the stunning Wineglass Bay, one of the most photographed vistas in Tasmania
Hours
7
Adult
$164
Child
$132
There’s a reason Wineglass Bay is a bucket-list destination. This stunning bay is one of the most photographed vistas in Tasmania. It is also listed in the top 10 beaches in the world. Why? Shaped like a wineglass, this magnificent cove with pristine sand and turquoise water is bordered by…
Iconic East Coast Tour
There’s a reason Wineglass Bay is a bucket-list destination. This stunning bay is one of the most photographed vistas in Tasmania. It is also listed in the top 10 beaches in the world. Why? Shaped like a wineglass, this magnificent cove with pristine sand and turquoise water is bordered by the striking Hazards mountain range – pink granite peaks that rise from the sea.
Our day tour will take you to see this spectacular sight and will explore the highlights of the Great Eastern Drive which meanders through quaint coastal towns, vineyards, and past secluded beaches on the way to Freycinet National Park. We pause at an historic bridge and find many photo opportunities along the way. If time allows, we will sample some oysters plucked straight from the pristine water or call in to Kate’s Berry Farm for a berry delicious treat.
This is a must-see part of Tasmania, so sit back, relax and enjoy the scenery.
TOUR MAP
Tour Highlights
Spiky Bridge
This unique bridge was built by convicts using field stones in 1843. Its jagged flagstones were used to prevent cattle from falling over the edge.
Wineglass Bay
Explore Freycinet National Park and soak in the magic of Wineglass Bay from the lookout and if time permits, walk down to the beach.
Devil’s Corner Winery
Sip on Tassie pinot noir or sparkling as you eat a delicious lunch with beautiful views across the water to Freycinet National Park.
THE EXPERIENCE
The Great Eastern Drive winds through countryside and the pretty coastal towns along Tasmania’s east coast. Our tour stops at several towns, including Orford and Triabunna, so you can see mountainous Maria Island across the water. At Swansea we pause to take in the view of the dramatic Hazards of Freycinet.
See Spiky Bridge. This unique bridge was built by convicts using field stones in 1843. Its jagged flagstones were used to prevent cattle from falling over the edge.
Explore Freycinet National Park. Soak in the magic of Wineglass Bay from the lookout and if time permits, walk down to the beach. Dare you to go for a swim in the refreshing water!
Enjoy lunch at Devil’s Corner Winery. Sip on pinot noir or sparkling as you eat a delicious meal with beautiful views across the water to Freycinet National Park.
An option to either go and sample salty oysters plucked straight from the water at Freycinet Marine Farm, or a trip to Kate’s Berry Farm to indulge in berry favourites such as ice-cream, pie and chocolates.
Sit back and relax on a small group tour (maximum of 20 people) with a knowledgeable and friendly guide.