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Great Eastern Drive - Coles Bay to Freycinet National Park, TAS

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Freycinet National Park, Tasmania's oldest park (along with Mount Field National Park), has a wealth of walking trails. Set out on a guided day walk with Experiential Tasmania, taking in the perfect form of Wineglass Bay and Hazards Beach.

Freycinet Aqua Taxi can transport independent walkers to Hazards Beach, Cooks Beach or Schouten Island.

They call it Great Oyster Bay for a reason. Head to Freycinet Marine Farm for oysters and mussels direct from the farm leases.

Sweeten the afternoon at the Ice Creamery in Coles Bay – count 24 flavours of Tasmanian-made ice-cream.

It's a short journey from the Ice Creamery to a dinner of wood-fired pizza next door at Géographe Restaurant and Espresso Bar. Or have a meal with Great Oyster Bay views at Freycinet Lodge’s two restaurants or lounge bar.

Stay overnight at Coles Bay.

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    13 November 2024
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Great Eastern Drive - Coles Bay to Freycinet National Park

Freycinet National Park, Tasmania's oldest park (along with Mount Field National Park), has a wealth of walking trails. Set out on a guided day walk with Experiential Tasmania, taking in the perfect form of Wineglass Bay and Hazards Beach. Freycinet Aqua Taxi can transport independent walkers to Hazards Beach, Cooks Beach or Schouten Island.

They call it Great Oyster Bay for a reason. Head to Freycinet Marine Farm for oysters and mussels direct from the farm leases.

Sweeten the afternoon at the Ice Creamery in Coles Bay – count 24 flavours of Tasmanian-made ice-cream.

It's a short journey from the Ice Creamery to a dinner of wood-fired pizza next door at Géographe Restaurant and Espresso Bar. Or have a meal with Great Oyster Bay views at Freycinet Lodge’s two restaurants or lounge bar.

Stay overnight at Coles Bay.

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