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Top 5 Free Things to do in Freycinet, Tasmania
Visit the Freycinet peninsula (home to the national park of the same name), and it’s clear why this area is known as the “jewel of Tasmania’s coastline.” The land’s scenic beauty showcases warm white beaches, deep azure waters, and the rosy pink hue of the Hazards mountain range. A trip to Wineglass Bay promises one of the state’s most celebrated views, as well as the chance to breathe in the crisp sea air. Pitch your tent, park your caravan, and get ready to spend the day fishing, sea kayaking, and relaxing in this stunning locale.
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1. Cape Tourville Lighthouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 266 reviews
Reviewed By Sonja2020 - Brisbane, Australia
The short walk around the point and up to the lighthouse provided wonderful views across the ocean and also across to the mountains and bays in the National Park. The road up to the lighthouse is quite steep in parts. But the walk from the car park is relatively easy and takes you around the edges.
2. Coles Bay Jetty
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4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By M7025NQtonyw - Sydney, Australia
Walking out onto the Coles Bay jetty made us wish we had bought our fishing gear with us this trip. Incredibly clear blue water allows you to watch the fish and squid swim past. Grab a pie and coffee from the bakery and wander out for a very restful lunch.
3. Friendly Beaches
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4.5 based on 154 reviews
Reviewed By kymnye2014 - Greater Melbourne, Australia
We stayed overnight at the Friendly Beaches camp ground - a free camp overlooking the beach. Sites are made separate by natural vegetation. You cannot book so first in best dressed. No power or running water. Drop toilets with toilet paper but no hand washing facility. An amazing location - spectacular scenery. Cold overnight so rug up. Would recommend.
4. Freycinet National Park Visitor Center
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4.5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By RichardMeg - Oatley, Australia
We entered the centre, requiring a Park pass and ideas on the best walk to do. We left with an annual seniors pass that allowed us to enter any national park in Tasmania for the next year- and it was cheaper than a day pass!!! We also received very thorough information on the range of walks that suited us. Thank you to the guy who helped us - your service was fantastic!
5. Hazards Beach
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4.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By wombatdavid - Hobart, Australia
We love the walk up to the lookout, down to Wineglass bay, cross the isthmus, get to Hazards Beach and then back along the coast. They say 5 hours but we do it in about 4 and we are not the fastest walkers.
