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Freycinet Peninsula

By World Wild Places

April 29^th, 2018

Freycinet Peninsula is famous for some of the most iconic Tasmanian views to the Wineglass Bay and granite peaks of the Hazards.

The drive from Coles bay to Cape Tourville is great and a short hike from Sleepy Bay to Mount Parsons is just as rewarding as to Wineglass Bay Lookout, but definitely not that much known and poorly marked.

Freycinet Peninsula Circuit is easy and pleasant 30 km long walking that could be extended with the side trips to Bryans Beach, Mount Freycinet and Amos. Camping is possible at Hazards Beach, Cooks Beach and Wineglass Bay.

Freycinet Peninsula

The Hazards at Coles Bay

Freycinet Peninsula Circuit

Whale skull at Coocks Beach

Foggy Eucalipt Forest

View to mt Freycinet from Hazards Beach

View to the Freycinet Peninsula Hazards from the top of Mount Freycinet

Freycinet Peninsula

5 km side trip to Bryans Beach from Cooks Hut

Freycinet Peninsula

Such a nice surprise to have a small stormy cloud passing by right when I get to the top of mt Amos for the view of Wineglass Bay

Freycinet Peninsula

Sleepy bay and mount Parsons

Sleepy Bay

View to Sleepy Bay from mt Parsons

View to mt Baudin and Wineglass Bay from mt Parsons

Sleepy bay

View to Freycinet Penninsula from Cape Tourville

Freycinet Peninsula

Friendly Beaches

Friendly Beaches north of the Freycinet Peninsula is a very lovely area that offers a free camping

Freycinet Peninsula

Freycinet Peninsula

Moon rising over the Hazards at Coles Bay

Freycinet Peninsula

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