Local activities:
From the relaxing to heart pumping there is a myriad of things you can do whilst visiting the Freycinet Peninsula. Bushwalking, sea kayaking, scenic flights....the opportunities to get outdoors are endless. There is a great collection of paid guided activities, or plenty of things you can do on your own. Simply taking a walk on one of our spectacular beaches will take your breath away, and you may even have it yourself! More info...
Tour companies:
Freycinet Paddle Boards
Freycinet Paddle Boards
Explore the crystal-clear waters of Freycinet National Park and Coles Bay by Stand Up Paddle Board. Hire Paddle Boards and Snorkel Sets for your self guided tour of our beautiful and enticing Coles Bay waters, above and below the surface.
Freycinet Air
Freycinet Air
Scenic Flights! Let us show you Tasmania's spectacular East Coast from the air.
Freycinet Paintball
Freycinet Paintball
Freycinet Paintball is Tasmania's newest paintball field, located on the Freycinet Peninsula on the beautiful East Coast. Gelball is now available for kids as well. Our aim is to provide an exhilarating, adrenalin-fuelled experience in a safe and natural environment.
Freycinet Experience Walk
Freycinet Experience Walk
A four-day guided walk covering the entire length of the Freycinet Peninsula on Tasmania’s East Coast, including the iconic Wineglass Bay.
Freycinet Golf Club
Freycinet Golf Club
Freycinet Golf Club is located on the Freycinet Peninsula, 6.5 kilometres west of Coles Bay, Tasmania. Sitting at the foot of the granite mountains know as the Hazards on the edge of the world renowned Freycinet National Park and Wineglass Bay.
Wineglass Bay Cruises
Wineglass Bay Cruises
Wineglass Bay Cruises is a 4½ hour cruise of the waterways surrounding Freycinet National Park from Coles Bay to Wineglass Bay on Tasmania's East Coast.
ALL4 // All Terrain Tours – Freycinet
ALL4 // All Terrain Tours – Freycinet
Experience ALL4's unique blend of fun and adventure as you enjoy exhilarating riding, scenic lookouts and hidden destinations in Freycinet National Park.