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A full-day active tour that moves from Launceston to Hobart through the Hazards and Freycinet National Park, stopping at Cape Tourville, Wineglass Bay Lookout and Devil’s Corner winery. Expect steady walks, dramatic coastal views, and a long but rewarding travel day.
A full-day active tour that moves from Launceston to Hobart through the Hazards and Freycinet National Park, stopping at Cape Tourville, Wineglass Bay Lookout and Devil’s Corner winery. Expect steady walks, dramatic coastal views, and a long but rewarding travel day.
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Operated by Tours Tasmania · Coles Bay, Tasmania
The bus eases out of Launceston before dawn, headlights cutting through cool air as the Georgian facades of Evandale and Campbell Town slip past. By midmorning the land opens toward the coast: low farmland gives way to pink granite ribs rising from the sea — the Hazards — and the road turns into a ribbon toward Freycinet National Park. You step out at Cape Tourville and the ocean meets the wind with a sound that feels like arrival: gulls calling, surf hitting shelves, and a lighthouse keeping watch over a coastline that insists you pay attention.
moderate.
10–12 hours.
Moderate level of fitness: able to manage a 45–60 minute uphill walk and optional additional 2.5-hour beach walk.
Pickup is at the Hotel Grand Chancellor, 29 Cameron Street, Launceston around 7:20am; hotel pickups may be available from select hotels—confirm with the operator.
The lookout walk is family-friendly but involves uphill sections; the operator requires participants to be at least 8 years old and have moderate fitness.
Yes, swimming is optional at Honeymoon Bay and Wineglass Bay beach if you descend; water is cold and conditions vary, so exercise caution.
Yes—National Park entry fees are included in the tour price.
Each traveler is allowed one small suitcase plus a day pack; if you have oversized luggage, contact [email protected] before departure.
The tour operates in most weather conditions; the operator may alter the itinerary for safety but tickets are final sale—check directly for specifics.
The route passes through towns with convict-era infrastructure and the Freycinet area contains sites used by Aboriginal Tasmanians for millennia before European settlement.
Visitors are asked to remain on marked tracks to protect fragile dune vegetation and to view wildlife from a distance to minimize disturbance.
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