• Brooke Street Pier - Discover the Hobart waterfront or enjoy a delightful breakfast and coffee. Ensure to finish in time to meet the guide on the steps at the front of Brooke St Pier (near the pink MONA missile) by 7:50 am for an 8:00 am departure.
• Orford Riverside Cafe & Providore - Our tour’s first stop is the tranquil seaside town of Orford, where we pause for a coffee or tea break and a chance to stretch. Learn about the local history and current events, and admire the seabirds or local dolphins as the Local Guide shares the fascinating past, present, and future of this region, including Maria Island. Though brief, this stop is always enjoyable and sets the tone for our exciting day along the coast.
• Coles Bay - Experience Coles Bay from sea level and delve deeper as we approach our hike to the Wineglass Bay Lookout, offering world-renowned views of the famous beach.
• Wineglass Bay Lookout - Avoid the crowds with an early hike to the Wineglass Bay Lookout, where your Guide will help you capture the best photo of Tasmania’s iconic natural landscape. Discover the intriguing history of this bay and how it earned the name Wineglass Bay as your local Guide reveals the region’s deep secrets and stories. IMPORTANT To access the Wineglass Bay Lookout, a 1.4 km uphill walk is required, with a total elevation of 200m. The path consists of a well-formed gravel track and some expertly constructed rock steps, typically taking 35-45 minutes to complete. A moderate level of fitness/mobility is needed. Alternatives are available for those with mobility/fitness concerns who prefer not to attempt this hike/part of the tour. Please inform your Guide as soon as possible, and definitely before lunch, so they can explain the options and make necessary arrangements.
• Cape Tourville Lighthouse - This breathtaking viewpoint often leaves guests feeling as if they are on the edge of the world. Gaze across the Tasman Sea, searching for whales, super pods of dolphins, schools of tuna, and friendly local seals and sea lions. Capture stunning photographs of the Freycinet Peninsula, including the Hazards Mountains, the eastern part of the Freycinet Peninsula, and Wineglass Bay, all in one magnificent panoramic view! This 600m circuit walk consistently amazes with the vast, natural beauty of Tasmania’s East Coast.
• Geographe Restaurant and Espresso Bar - After working up a good appetite and thirst, relax on the deck of the Geographe restaurant and savor a delicious lunch while sampling premium wines from Tasmania’s East Coast wine region and enjoying views of The Hazards mountains.
• Ice Creamery & Co. - If you’re in the mood for dessert after lunch, visit the Coles Bay Ice Creamery and indulge in a Tasmanian-made ice cream treat.

• Guided tour of Wineglass Bay and Cape Tourville
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Live commentary on board
• Local guides who love Tasmania and love sharing it with you

• Meals and tastings at own cost

As the original and most seasoned tour operator in the area, Wineglass Bay Tours boasts unparalleled knowledge, experience, and connections with the local communities. The guides are true locals with extensive experience, passionate Tasmanians eager to share their stunning island home with visitors. They delight in revealing the secrets and stories of the East Coast, as well as providing insights into life in this remote, natural part of the world. There are no unexpected expenses during the journey. The tour features a delightful lunch by the water and wine tastings from at least two different East Coast vineyards.

• Not wheelchair access
• All guests must be over 18 years old.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.