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Visiting Freycinet

Couples looking to get away will find a romantic atmosphere in Freycinet, and visitors give high marks for the top-notch restaurants. Welcoming and scenic, this city will delight tourists with its parks, beaches, and spas. In Freycinet, there are 4 hotels and other accommodations to choose from.

Sightseeing and Staying in Freycinet

The parks, beaches, and hiking trails highlight the city's natural beauty, and Wineglass Bay, Freycinet National Park, and Coles Bay are worth a visit. Additionally, you might want to add Richardsons Beach to your agenda.

Here's a top rated place to stay based on Expedia user reviews:

• Freycinet Lodge - With a stay at this 4-star hotel, guests can enjoy access to 2 restaurants and free parking, along with a private balcony. It's a favorite with Expedia travelers for its bar and quiet location.

Dressing for Freycinet

• Between January and March, you can expect the daytime average to be around 72°F and the nighttime average to be 49°F
• From April to June, temperatures average about 67°F during the day and 40°F at night
• July through September averages 61°F during the day and 39°F at night
• In October-December, the average temperature is 71°F during the day and 45°F at night
• About 20.63 inches of rain falls on Freycinet each year
• Hottest months are usually February and January with an average temperature of 71°F, while the coldest months are July and June with an average of 40°F

Beautifully situated on the verdant east coast of Tasmania, Freycinet is the island’s oldest national park. An easy 125 km north of Hobart, the park stuns with its jagged red and pink granite and serene Wineglass Bay beach. Animal lovers can spot sugar gliders, pygmy possums, wombats, and red-necked wallabies as they walk through the bush. A stroll on the beach can even offer bottlenose dolphin, humpback whale, or southern right whale sightings. Nearby Coles Bay sits at the foot of the Hazards mountain range and is the perfect place to unwind with some golf, a glass of wine, or some light shopping.

Where to Stay in Freycinet

At Freycinet hotels, you have your pick of bay or mountain views. There is even a Freycinet resort right on the water, with picturesque vistas of both. If you’re just stopping by the park for the day and like a little civilisation with your nature, Swansea accommodation might be more to your liking. Though small and charming, Swansea is rich in history, cafes, and restaurants.

Getting there

If you’re flying in, Hobart International Airport is the closest commercial option. From there, hire a car and take the A3 Tasman Highway north. The national park can be accessed by car or a Freycinet Connections bus in from Coles Bay, but you can also explore it by bicycle. For the ultimate leisurely pace, trek the park by foot. The area receives an average of more than 300 days of sunshine per year, a serendipitous occurrence, as the pink granite is at its prettiest under the glow of sunrise and sunset. Coles Bay hotels book up quickly in the high season of December through January, so plan accordingly and pack for warm days and cool nights.

Book your Freycinet adventure today

It’s high time you explored some of the most beautiful land in Tasmania. Explore your options on Expedia.com.au, from Freycinet motels to eco-resorts and beach chalets. Whatever you picture for your perfect trip to Freycinet Bay, we can help you make it a reality. Don’t wait, get your bags packed and start your adventure today.