Wineglass Bay Cruise from Coles Bay: 4.5-hour coastal tourA 4.5-hour cruise from Coles Bay along the Freycinet Peninsula coastline aboard the Schouten Passage II, with live commentary from a local guide. The boat passes granite cliffs, white sand beaches and Wineglass Bay itself, with chances to spot dolphins, seals, birdlife and migrating whales. Lunch is available on select options; restroom facilities are on board.Is it for me?Book this cruise if you want to see Wineglass Bay from the water—the angle most hikers miss—without arranging your own boat or navigating the peninsula on foot. The fixed schedule and guide handle the route, so you arrive at the bay and the granite coastline without planning the details.
Freycinet: Sea Kayak Tour with Beach Stop & Local GuideYou’ll glide across Freycinet’s calm waters in a stable double kayak with a local guide leading the way. Expect hands-on help getting started, real stories about the landscape, and a pause for hot drinks and cookies on a quiet beach — all gear included. The feeling of salt air and pink granite stays with you long after you leave.
Freycinet Walking Tour: Wineglass Bay & Boat ReturnYou walk to Wineglass Bay's lookout platform, descend to the beach for morning tea, trek along Hazards Beach with a picnic lunch, then board a boat for a 20-minute return journey to Freycinet Lodge. The tour runs 5.5 hours with a small group, and includes all gear, meals, and transport — you need only a valid National Parks Pass, which you buy separately.Is it for me?This works well if you want to see Wineglass Bay and explore the park without managing your own timing, transport between beaches, or what to eat — the guide handles the route, the boat handles the return, and the meals are already packed. The small group size and local knowledge mean you're not following a crowd.
