Nestled between pristine beaches and craggy mountains, Freycinet Peninsula offers breathtaking hikes to Wineglass Bay and unforgettable outdoor adventures.
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"One of the most stunning natural sites in Tasmania , the Freycinet Peninsula is most famous for a short but steep hike to the perfect white-and-turquoise horseshoe beach known as Wineglass Bay. It’s hard to believe the name comes from a gruesome whaling history that once dyed the bay the shade of red wine. Travelers on an expedition with Freycinet Adventures can kayak the electric-blue waters of Coles Bay and stay in a private camp on secluded Hazards Beach, where they’ll wake up to views of the rocky shoreline, sheathed in orange lichen, and the zigzagging Hazard Mountains, circled by sea eagles.No trip to the Freycinet Peninsula is complete without freshly shucked oysters from the Freycinet Marine Farm."
