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Freycinet Experience Walk
Things To Do Friendly Beaches, Glamorgan/Spring Bay, Tasmania
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The Freycinet Experience Walk is the original four day journey along the stunning Freycinet Peninsula on Tasmania’s East Coast.
Set against the dramatic granite backdrop of the pink-hued Hazard Mountains, guests walk through rich coastal forests and discover the purest of white beaches including the world-renowned Wineglass Bay.
Led by engaging nature-guiding professionals, guests travel by boat into remote and rarely explored corners of the Freycinet National Park. Here they discover diverse marine and wildlife, nesting lagoons, wildflowers and other unique flora.
A variety of abilities are catered for: guests walk between 24 and 37 kilometres and can choose between challenging mountain climbs or more leisurely coastal routes. Guests travel light needing only to carry a small day-pack for their lunch and camera.
A welcomed treat on a four-day hike, each evening guests return to the award-winning Friendly Beaches Lodge. Here, guests enjoy stunning architecture, personalised service and private rooms with comfortable beds, deep baths and secluded bush-side balconies. Exclusively for the use of each group (max ten guests), this intimate atmosphere allows for relaxation and re-connection.
lodge hosts cater all meals, working with the very best Tasmanian produce, complemented by the finest of local wines and spirits.
Freycinet Experience Walk is a member of Great Walks Of Australia, one of Tourism Australia’s Signature Experiences
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From $3200 to $3400
Travel from Hobart to Coles Bay, taking in sweeping views on the Freycinet Peninsula. On arrival at Coles Bay, board the Naturaliste for a spectacular sea cruise down the peninsula to Schouten Island (weather permitting). After a picnic lunch, walk up Bear Hill for magnificent views, or fish for dinner in Schouten Passage. The boat returns to Coles Bay and you are transported to Friendly Beaches Lodge for the night.
Day two is a peaceful walk through forests and beaches to the renowned Wineglass Bay, or you can choose to tackle the more challenging walk to the top of Mount Graham, descending via the spectacular Quartzite Ridge to Wineglass Bay.
Explore Bluestone Bay on day three then journey through pristine bushland via secluded cliff-tops to the Southern Friendly headland. Follow the white sands of Friendly Beaches home to the Lodge.
After breakfast on day four, there are walking options around the Lodge’s 130-acre property, or you may wish to relax on the deck with a book from the extensive library. After lunch at the lodge, a stroll along Friendly Beaches brings you to Isaac’s Point. Here, you are met by our vehicle for the journey back to Hobart.
Disabled Access
Carpark Family Friendly Non Smoking
