Wineglass Bay Beach can be found within the stunning Freycinet National Park, and really is a nature lover's paradise offering families an escape into untouched beauty. While the hike to the Wineglass Bay Lookout is considered moderate, it can be a rewarding adventure for families with older kids. The trail winds through lush forests and granite landscapes, providing opportunities to spot wildlife and enjoy educational conversations about the environment.
Reaching the Wineglass Bay Lookout unveils a breathtaking panorama that captivates both adults and children. Kids will be amazed by the crescent-shaped bay below, with its turquoise waters and pristine shores. The bay's soft sands are inviting for kids to build sand sculptures, and the calm, clear waters make for safe paddling and swimming.
Families can explore the beautiful beaches surrounding Wineglass Bay, such as Hazards Beach, which offers a more secluded and serene atmosphere. The park's family-friendly campgrounds encourage families to immerse themselves in nature. Kids can participate in activities like stargazing, storytelling around a campfire, and learning about the indigenous history of the area.
To Coles Bay: If you have travelled by car or bicycle once you turn off the Tasman Highway onto the Coles Bay Road it will take you around 28 kms to reach the township. Along the road there is the chain of white sandy beaches called Friendly Beaches, definitely worth a visit.
If you are on foot the start of the WineglassBay walk is approximately 5 kms from the town of Coles Bay
The walk would take 2 hours from the entrance of the Freycinet National Park
Free! Might be fee for the National Park
Free!
2023
The visitor center at the park entrance is equipped with electric barbecues, picnic tables, water and toilets.
Check out tours such as Wineglass Bay Cruises to really make the most of your stay!
Take plenty of water and sun protection!
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