Freycinet National Park
Ripples of bottle-green forested mountains tumble down to impossibly white beaches and aquamarine waters, their dense foliage concealing a diversity of native wildlife. One of the highlights of Tasmania, this exquisite national park offers some of the best hiking trails, including the climb to view the picturesque curve of Wineglass Bay.
This exceptional landscape is only accessible by boat or on foot, both allowing you to take in the staggering vistas and tranquillity of the park. Climb the granite peaks of the Hazards Mountains, stroll along the pristine sugar-white sands of hidden coves and be wowed by the magnificent star-gazing of the unpolluted skies.
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