Wineglass Bay, Freycinet National Park & Richmond: Guided Tour + Transfer Tickets

Wineglass Bay, Freycinet National Park & Richmond Guided Tour

This full-day Hobart tour takes you to Tasmania's stunning east coast to see Wineglass Bay, one of Australia's most photographed beaches. You'll travel through the Coal River Valley wine region to reach Freycinet National Park, where a guided walk leads to the famous lookout over Wineglass Bay's white sand and turquoise waters. The tour includes stops at Devils Corner Winery for optional wine tasting and lunch, plus a visit to historic Richmond village on the return journey.

Your small-group tour travels in a modern air-conditioned minibus with an experienced guide who shares local stories and wildlife knowledge. The Wineglass Bay lookout walk takes you through native bushland with chances to spot Tasmanian birds and wildlife. The tour also visits other coastal spots within Freycinet National Park, including Friendly Beaches and Honeymoon Bay, showcasing the region's pristine coastline and mountain scenery.

What is Included

• Transport in air-conditioned minibus
• Professional guide
• Entry fees to Freycinet National Park
• Guided walk to Wineglass Bay lookout
• Visit to Devils Corner Winery
• Stop in historic Richmond

Good to Know

The tour lasts approximately 10 hours and 30 minutes including all transfers and stops. You'll need moderate fitness for the Wineglass Bay lookout walk. Food and drinks are not included but can be purchased at Devils Corner Winery or in Richmond. Wine tasting at the winery is at your own expense.

Bring comfortable walking shoes, sun protection, water and a camera. The tour operates as a small group for personalised attention from your guide. You must arrive on time at the meeting point and follow your guide's instructions throughout the day. Smoking is not permitted in the minibus.

If you're planning more Hobart adventures, consider exploring MONA Museum with its world-class contemporary art collection or take a Mount Wellington tour for panoramic views over Hobart and the surrounding landscape.