Cooks Beach

Freycinet Circuit - Day 1

The four of us walked the 30km Freycinet Circuit from 27-30 November 2015. Would highly recommend this walk!

The first day saw us walk from the Wineglass Bay Carpark to Cooks Beach; a total of 12km.

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Looking back at what we do at 2:55, I only think of regret. It undoubtedly negatively effected the environment, harmed the ecosystem and contributed to the erosion of the dune. If I had my time again, I wouldn't have done it.

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Freycinet Peninsula Circuit
Freycinet National Park
Tasmania
Australia

Walking tracks car park to Wineglass Bay - 1.5 hours
Walking tracks car park to Hazards Beach - 2 hours
Wineglass Bay to Hazards Beach - 2 hours
Hazards Beach to Cooks Beach - 2 hours
Cooks Beach to Bryans Beach (side trip) - 1 hour
Cooks Beach to Wineglass Bay (via Mt Graham) - 5 to 6 hours
Drinking water can be in short supply along the Freycinet Peninsula Circuit. Ensure that you carry a large water bottle and a water bladder if possible. You will need at least 2 litres of water per person per day.
Spotting a snake can be common within Freycinet National Park. Snakes are shy animals and will usually get out of a walker's way rather than attack. Wearing sturdy boots and a pair of gaiters will protect your lower legs. Most bites occur when people try to kill snakes (this is illegal). If a bite occurs keep the person at rest, lying down. Do not wash or cut the bitten area. Apply a firm pressure bandage (not a tourniquet) from the bite site, all the way down the limb then back up the limb. Death from snakebite is very uncommon. You do not need to catch or identify the snake as the same antivenom is used for all snake bites.

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Freycinet Hitchhiking / Hiking Adventure | Is This The Most Beautiful Place In Australia?

As a birthday celebration for Leah (thevegetariantraveller.com), instead of (or in addition to) drinking lots, we decided that we would take a few days to go on a hitchhiking, hiking, free-camping adventure. From Hobart, we hitchhiked to Freycinet National Park and spent the night camping at the end of the infamous Wineglass Bay. We then continued on the Freycinet Peninsular Circuit.

The 30 kilometre Freycinet Peninsula Circuit travels around the Hazard Mountains to Hazards Beach, as well as passing Cooks and Bryans Beaches. It is meant to take two days, but with a (very) short supply of water, we were rushed and completed the walk 24 hours after starting it - with a nice, long sleep in the middle. During our walk we encountered wallabies, an echidna, and a huge, black snake - probably a tiger snake - that freaked the hell out of me.

After living in Australia for a year, I have fallen in love with Tasmania. So much of this island is so very beautiful and I wish I had found it sooner. My visa expires in 17 days, so my time here is up. This will be a nice memory.

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Freycinet 3 Day Hike

To start off the year 2018, we went on a 3 day hike in the Freycinet National Park, Tasmania.

On day 1, we walked into Hazards campsite from Coles Bay.

On day 2, we did a day hike from Hazards campsite over to Cooks Beach and Bryans Beach, returning back to Hazards that afternoon.

And then on day 3, we hiked back out, via the same route we took on day 1.

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Sleepy Bay in Freycinet National Park

Sleepy Bay is on the east coast of Freycinet National Park in Tasmanian, Australia.

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TOP 15 BICHENO (TAS) Attractions (Things to Do & See)

Best places to visit in Bicheno, a town on the east coast of Tasmania, Australia. Bicheno located on the Tasman Highway and about 185 km north-east of Hobart. Bicheno is primarily a beach resort and fishing port. Most popular tourist attractions in Bicheno is Bicheno Blowhole and East Coast Nature World.

Other things to do in Bicheno - Tasmania is to visit Whalers Lookout, Douglas Apsley National Park, Bicheno's Motorcycle Museum & Restoration, Denison Beach, Waubs Bay Gallery, Freycinet Vineyards, Lookout Rock State Reserve, Devils in the Dark, Bicheno Penguin Tour, Bicheno Glass Bottom Boat, The Farm Shed East Coast Wine Centre and Bicheno Dive Centres.

Thats all about the list of tourist attractions in Bicheno - Tasmania. Hope this video will makes your vacation in Bicheno be wonderful.

Trippin Through Tassie 2018: Wineglass Bay

We take a hike between two mountains to get to the famous wineglass bay. White sand beach with an amazing dinner that we cook...

Richardsons Beach, Coles Bay, Tasmania II

Freycinet Circuit - Day 3

The four of us walked the 30km Freycinet Circuit from 27-30 November 2015. Would highly recommend this walk!

Day three saw us walk from Cooks Beach to Wineglass Bay over Mt Graham, a total of 12km. We also went up Mt Freycinet as a side-trip.

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Best camping site in Australia for us.... Wine glass bay

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This Coffin Bay Oyster Experience Is Bucket List Material

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GREAT OCEAN ROAD, KANGAROO ISLAND, GRAMPIANS - Road Trip Australia

* Bells Beach
* Apollo Bay
* 12 Apostles
* Blue Lake
* Umpherston Sinkhole
* Karatta
* Remarkable Rocks
* Admirals Arch
* Stokes Bay
* Wartook
* Broken Falls
* Mackenzie Falls
* London Bridge
* Separation Creek

Camping
* Western KI Caravan Park ( Karatta, Kangaroo Island)
* Happy Wanderer Holiday Resort & Caravan Park ( Wartook, Grampians)

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Bruny Island, Tasmania

Bruny Island is an island of stunning natural beauty, close to Hobart, in the state of Tasmania in Australia. It's a possible day-trip from Hobart, but with boutique accommodation and plenty to offer for longer stays. The island is divided into North and South Bruny, joined by a narrow isthmus.

North Bruny is mainly farmland, and is relatively flat. South Bruny is more mountainous, and is more heavily forested. The national park sections are on South Bruny. The main town for visitors is Adventure Bay on South Bruny. This is where the cruises depart from, and is adjacent to one of the three discrete sections of South Bruny National Park. There is accommodation here, and a bowling club for drinks and meals. If you are going to spot the White Wallaby, along the national park track here at dusk is your best chance, and the rainforest and walks are in the hills just about the town. Not far from Adventure Bay is the town of Allonah. Not as much of a tourist centre, you'll find the post office, pharmacy and the pub here, as well as walks along the water. There are smaller settlements, a few cafes and produce centres scattered around.

Bruny Island is approximately 100  km from one end to the other. Essentially, there is one road that stretches the length of the island, with branch roads to towns, beaches and attractions. Expect to take around 45 minutes to drive between the ferry and Adventure Bay or Allonah at the north of the South Island. Then another half an hour or so from there down to Cape Bruny. The advisory speed limit drops to 45  km/h on many parts of the main road between dusk and dawn - due to the danger of hitting wildlife. Also, remember that the insurance on many rental cars does not cover damage done to their cars hitting wildlife between dusk and dawn. The common ways to explore are by private car or by tour. There is no scheduled public transport on the island. There are no facilities provided on the narrow shoulders for cyclists.

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BRUNY ISLAND | 'Views, Wind and Bread from a Fridge' | Around Australia #03

wewillroam.com | Bruny Island has been on the wishlist for years. From the Tasman Peninsula, we head up through Hobart to catch the ferry and explore. Bruny Island isn't a big place, and it doesn't take long for us to wander off the beaten path and find a quiet corner to enjoy the views. And the wind.
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The Huon River Tasmania (HD)

This photo slideshow was taken along the beautiful Huon River in Southern Tasmania.

Starting at the bridge at Judbury, I followed the Glen Huon Rd down to Huonville.
I then followed the Huon Hwy, passing through Franklin, Castle Forbes Bay and Port Huon on my way to the Esperance Coast Rd.
The final photo is at Surveyors Bay close to where the Huon meets the D'entrecasteaux channel.
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HOW TO CATCH AUSTRALIAN SALMON ON LURES!! Wineglass Bay, Tasmania

In this video, Will shows heads down to Wineglass Bay, to show us how to catch Australian Salmon.

Hueys Lures Tasmania: (the best lures for salmon, and many other species)