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From Launceston: Day Tour to Hobart via Wineglass Bay

Discover Tasmania on a journey from Launceston to Hobart, explore Campbell Town, Freycinet National Park, and Wineglass Bay, and visit a local winery.

Highlights

Embark on a full-day tour from Launceston to Hobart with hassle-free transfers, and explore the best of the Tasmanian Peninsula.
Discover the Red Bridge, Campbell's oldest surviving bridge, and the Convict Brick Trail, showcasing names of 19th-century convicts transported to Australia.
Explore the scenic beauty of Wineglass Bay Lookout, visit the forested Cape Tourville Lighthouse, or take a trek down to the beach.
Indulge in a gourmet escape at the Devil's Corner and savor delicious seafood, wood-fired pizza, and fine wines at your own expense.
Fun Fact: Freycinet National Park is the oldest national park in Tasmania and is named after the French explorer Louis de Freycinet.

Inklusive

Full-day guided tour of Wineglass Bay
Round-trip transfers
English-speaking guide
National Park entrance fee

Stornierungsfrist

Sie können diese Tickets bis zu 48 Stunden vor Erlebnisbeginn stornieren, um eine vollständige Rückerstattung zu erhalten.

Your Experience

Explore Campbell Town

Start your journey from Launceston to Hobart and discover the enchanting Wineglass Bay on this hassle-free tour with transfers. Travel through the Georgian townships of Evandale and Campbell Town, and make a brief stop at Campbell Town, where you can explore Convict Brick Trail. It is a heritage walk featuring bricks imprinted with the names of 19th-century convicts transported to Australia. Stop at Red Bridge, also known as the Elizabeth Bridge – one of the oldest surviving bridges in Campbell Town.

Head to Freycinet National Park

Your next stop is Freycinet National Park – the oldest national park in Tasmania, known for its dreamy landscapes and blue waters. Take a 45-minute trek to the crescent-shaped beach of Wineglass Bay and spend some relaxing time there. The beach cove of Honeymoon Bay and the rocky shorelines of Sleepy Bay are sure to charm you. Go for a refreshing walk along the walkway lined with eucalyptus forests at Cape Tourville Lighthouse, and don't forget to spot the historic Lighthouse Keeper’s cottage.

Visit Devil’s Corner Winery

Your last stop will be the Devil’s Corner winery, offering enthralling views of the Moulting Lagoon and the Freycinet Peninsula. Learn about the intricate wine-making processes, overseen by seasoned vintners. With delectable dishes like a fresh seafood platter, wood-fired pizza, and artisan gelato that you can purchase, top off your tour with some gourmet delights!