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Freycinet National Park

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(489) · National park in Coles Bay, Australia
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Freycinet National Park, located in Coles Bay, Tasmania, is a haven of natural beauty. Explore a peninsula adorned with pink granite …

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Jan 19, 2025
It’s a bit of a drive to get into Freycinet but once you’re there is is completely worth it. The visitor centre is easy to find and the park pass is well worth the donation. Amazing place to visit.…Full review by geoffdemanser
Dec 25, 2024
Beautiful park, right on the beach! Great campsites, very clean and well maintained with grill area for dinning/cooking. Tons of wildlife right in the campsite with beautiful beach walks. Fantasti…Full review by P8607CEericn
Oct 14, 2024
Absolutely beautiful. I know people say you need to visit this place, but I had not idea how nice it was until we visited. Unfortunately time didn't permit a longer walk into Wineglass Bay, but maybe…Full review by Monica D
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Rugged, wild and lush – Freycinet is just one of Tasmania's many stunning national parks, but it's making this list because of its incredible be…
timeout.com
Freycinet National Park is a rugged peninsula of granite mountains, beautiful white-sand bays, deep blue waters and dramatic vistas. It sits o…
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Recommended accommodation?? Thank you in advance
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We stayed in the national park, a range of different cabins all conected by a wooden walkway through the trees. Two restaurants to choose from and great selection for …
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We stayed in the national park, a range of different cabins all conected by a wooden walkway through the trees. Two restaurants to choose from and great selection for Breakfast. Cabins are very comfortable, great views and walks.
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How long should I allow for visiting Freycinet National Park?
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That depends how much you want to see. We allowed about 4 hours, but there was a lot we missed. Still had a great time tho. A full day would be better.
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I would like to camp in the park, either at one of the drive in campsites or the Wineglass Bay site that you walk to. …
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I would like to camp in the park, either at one of the drive in campsites or the Wineglass Bay site that you walk to. What chance would I have to find a spot if I came in on December 12?
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Hi Crackerbow I think the walk you are talking about takes 2 days and is called the Freycinet Peninsula Circuit? If you do a search of the Parks & Wildlife Service you will find the …
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Hi Crackerbow I think the walk you are talking about takes 2 days and is called the Freycinet Peninsula Circuit? If you do a search of the Parks & Wildlife Service you will find the information you want. I tried to include URL's but Trip Advisor doesn't allow them (go figure!) Camping is possible at the southern end of Wineglass Bay or Hazards Beach. December is a very popular time but the ballot for camping only starts on December 18th Dawn
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I’ve been told by other tourist that we need to purchase a pass to go into national parks Any help please on cost Best Buy …
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I’ve been told by other tourist that we need to purchase a pass to go into national parks Any help please on cost Best Buy and where to get one thankyou
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Hi Josy. Yes that is correct. You can buy a day pass on the spot in the carpark (or sometimes at the entry to a park). Alternatively it is often more economical to buy a Holiday Vehicle Pass …
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Hi Josy. Yes that is correct. You can buy a day pass on the spot in the carpark (or sometimes at the entry to a park). Alternatively it is often more economical to buy a Holiday Vehicle Pass which lasts you 8 weeks and covers as many as 8 people. check out the parks and wildlife service website, it gives you a lot more detail & you can buy one online. (search for park pass tasmania) it wont let me paste the link
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The $15 fee applies to all adult visitors, 18 years and over, where a Cradle Mountain Icon Parks Pass or Overland Track Pass has not been purchased....
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