Wineglass Bay & Freycinet National Park day trip from Hobart
Full-day east-coast coach from Hobart to Freycinet and Wineglass Bay — strongest fit if you do not want to drive the 2.5–3 hour each-way road yourself.
- From Hobart
- Wineglass Bay
- Full day
Tours & activities
Guide updated · tours are optional — verify Parks Tasmania before you go
Hand-picked GetYourGuide products for Freycinet and Wineglass Bay — Hobart and Launceston day trips, Coles Bay walk-and-boat, a Wineglass cruise, and a water taxi — plus search chips for kayaking and scenic flights. Tours help when you want transport and timing handled; they do not replace Parks Tasmania alerts, a Parks Pass, or granite-safety decisions. Always check inclusions and cancellations on the product page. We do not list island-wide multi-day or Port Arthur products here.
GetYourGuide links are affiliate when partner tracking is configured (may earn a commission at no extra cost to you). Parks Pass fees and official Parks Tasmania bookings are never affiliated — use the official park page and alerts. See affiliate disclosure.
Featured GetYourGuide tours
Deep links to specific products (not generic search). Availability and prices change — confirm on GetYourGuide.
Freycinet 5.5-hr small-group guided walk + boat
Walk one way and return by boat — useful when you want Wineglass / granite-coast access without committing to the full Hazards Beach circuit stairs both ways.
- Small group
- Walk + boat
- Coles Bay
Hobart: 1-day Wineglass Bay & Freycinet National Park tour
Another Hobart day product to the same park — compare walking time, group size and lunch against the coach day trip above. Confirm inclusions on GetYourGuide.
- From Hobart
- Wineglass Bay
- Full day
From Coles Bay: Wineglass Bay cruise with lunch
See the isthmus from the water when you are already staying in Coles Bay. Not a Parks Pass substitute and not the lookout walk — check sea state and cancellations on the product page.
- Coles Bay
- Cruise
- Lunch
A day at Wineglass Bay departing Launceston
North-end day trip when Hobart is the wrong start. Same park logistics still apply: Parks Pass, lookout car park, and a hard leave time. Confirm pickup and walking notes on GetYourGuide.
- From Launceston
- Wineglass Bay
- Full day
Coles Bay: Freycinet National Park water taxi
Point-to-point water access from Coles Bay — useful if a cruise-with-lunch is more than you need. Weather and landing spots change; this is not a shuttle we invent on visit pages.
- Coles Bay
- Water taxi
- Flexible
Browse by search
Prefer to compare a wider set? These open GetYourGuide search for the topic.
Wineglass BayFreycinetEast coast TasmaniaKayakingScenic flightsDay tours from HobartFrom LauncestonColes Bay boat
Browse all Freycinet toursStays & gear around your tour day
Useful booking links for a Freycinet day or overnight. Parks Pass and official Parks Tasmania camping stay on official channels.
Nearby stays
Coles Bay (primary) · Bicheno · Swansea
- Stays in Coles BayImmediate park-edge gateway — closest to Visitor Centre and Walking Tracks Car Park
- BichenoLarger services 40 minutes north — groceries, fuel, more beds
- SwanseaSouth along the east coast — useful if you are driving the Hobart–east-coast loop
All Booking.com links open in a new tab and may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Official Parks Tasmania camping and cottage bookings are never affiliated.
What to bring
Practical kit for granite walks, scarce water and coastal sun
- Grip hiking shoes / bootsSteep granite and loose gravel on the lookout, circuit and Mount Amos — fashion sneakers fail here
- Day pack 20–30 LWater is the bulk of the pack on Freycinet — carry more than you think
- Water bottles or bladder 2–3 LWater is scarce on tracks; refill at Visitor Centre, Honeymoon Bay and Walking Tracks Car Park only
- Sun hat + high SPFWhite sand, granite and open heath reflect UV; shade is limited on many sections
- Mosquito protectionRoss River virus risk is published for the area — take repellent, not just a hat
- Fuel stove (no open fires)Park is fuel-stove only. On Total Fire Ban days even gas/fuel stoves are banned — confirm on the day
- Light rain / wind shellCoastal weather flips; summit and lookout platforms get windy even on a “fine” Coles Bay morning
- PLB or satellite messengerSensible for Peninsula Circuit and remote sections; 000 needs mobile reception
- First-aid + blister kitGranite slabs and long beach sand punish hot spots — treat them early
- Power bank + offline mapsScreenshot Parks Tasmania pages and carry offline maps; in-park reception is patchy
- HeadlampCircuit and peninsula days run long; dusk wildlife driving is a real risk
- Spare socksBeach sections and creek crossings soak feet; dry socks keep the return civil
Some stay, tour and gear links may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Parks Pass fees and official Parks Tasmania camping bookings are never affiliated. Affiliate disclosure · Privacy