Hazards Rim

Walk to one of Tasmania’s most celebrated views—the crystal-clear waters and curvaceous white beach of Wineglass Bay. A beautifully constructed track takes you up through coastal woodland, past striking granite boulders, to the lookout. This is a steep uphill walk—around 1.3 km each way—so walkers are advised to take advantage of the resting seats found along the way.​ Once you’re at the saddle, it’s not far to the lookout platforms and a view that will reward your effort. An occasional bonus for some is the sight of whales or dolphins in the bay. This walk is best done in the early morning and afternoon to avoid the busy midday period.

Walk to one of Tasmania’s most celebrated views—the crystal-clear waters and curvaceous white beach of Wineglass Bay. The most traversed track inside the National Park, this 1.5-hour walk is the must-do when you visit Freycinet. A beautifully constructed track takes you up through coastal woodland, past striking granite boulders, to the lookout. This is a steep uphill walk—around 1.3km each way—so walkers are advised to take advantage of the resting seats found along the way.​ Once you’re at the saddle, it’s not far to the lookout platforms and a view that will reward your effort. An occasional bonus for some is the sight of whales or dolphins in the bay. This walk is best done in the early morning and afternoon to avoid the busy midday period. National Parks Pass is required. Grade 3, steep tracks, supervise children.

Likely the second most photographed location in the park; this beautiful little bay is rich with history and natural wonder. Aptly named, Honeymoon Bay is a beautiful, tiny, secluded little bay inside the Freycinet National Park. Popular for snorkeling, swimming, sunset viewing, and picnics, this little bay is loved by visitors and locals alike. National Parks pass is required for parking.