Cradle Mountain & Wineglass Bay 2 Day Tour via Launceston
Experience a real Aussie adventure with a two day tour from Hobart through Cradle Mountain, Launceston, and Freycinet National Park, hiking iconic trails, swimming at Honeymoon Bay, and exploring Sheffield's murals before tasting fresh seafood and returning to Hobart.
Highlights
- Explore Cradle Mountain National Park and the Dove Lake Circuit
- Venture into the ancient Enchanted Forest and King Billy Pine Walks
- Discover Sheffield the Town of Murals
- Hike Freycinet National Park including Wineglass Bay and Mt Amos
- Swim at Honeymoon Bay and enjoy coastal views at Cape Tourville Lighthouse
- Taste local seafood at Freycinet Marine Farm
- Sweet finish with Tasmanian ice cream
Inclusions
- Hotel pickup and drop off at selected Hobart and Launceston CBD hotels
- Transport by modern comfortable vehicle
- Guided walks and local storytelling
- A range of walking options
Description
Discover Tasmania's wild beauty with this premium two day curated adventure from Hobart to Cradle Mountain, Launceston, and Freycinet National Park. Start in Hobart at 7:00 AM, travel to legendary Cradle Mountain for scenic hikes like the Dove Lake Circuit, then step into ancient forests and stop by Sheffield, famous for its vibrant murals. Your journey ends the day in Launceston, with convenient hotel drop off.
On day two, begin at 7:30 AM from Launceston and take in Freycinet National Park, home to the stunning Wineglass Bay and Mt Amos. Enjoy up to four hours hiking, swimming at Honeymoon Bay, or a relaxed coastal walk with panoramic views from Cape Tourville Lighthouse.
Indulge in local flavours at Freycinet Marine Farm with fresh oysters and seafood, and wrap up your adventure with a classic Tassie ice cream before returning to Hobart. Arrive back at 5:45 PM, right to your CBD accommodation.
This tour is all about authentic experiences, jaw-dropping scenery, and real Aussie comfort. Whether you want to hike, swim, spot wildlife, or just soak in the views, this is your must-do Tasmania escape.