Sailing Freycinet Coles Bay (Tasmania - Australia)
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TOP 20 COLES BAY (TAS) Attractions (Things to Do & See)
Best places to visit in Coles Bay, Tasmania, Australia. Coles Bay located on east coast of Tasmania about 209 km south-east of Launceston and 192 km north-east of Hobart. Coles Bay is the main entrance to the Freycinet National Park.
Things to do in Coles Bay is to visit must see places such as Freycinet National Park, Wineglass Bay, Mt Amos, Friendly Beach, Hazards Beach. Other what to do list in Coles Bay is to enjoy the experiences of All4Adventures, The Long Lunch Tour Co, Freycinet Air Tours, Freycinet Adventures, Wineglass Bay Cruises, Oyster Bay Tour, Freycinet Marine Farm, Freycinet Charters, Sail Freycinet, Freycinet Experience, Freycinet Paintball & Campground, Moulting Lagoon Eco Tour, Freycinet Flyer and SUP Freycinet.
Thats all about where to go or things to do list in Coles Bay, Tasmania. Don't forget to watching our other videos about Tasmania - Australia in this channel.
WINEGLASS Bay Hike ~ Freycinet Peninsula, Tasmania
Today I got up super early to explore Wineglass Bay Lookout and then hiked through to Hazards Beach, before arriving back at the carpark just as the tourist busses rocked up. I also stopped for lunch at the Bangor Wine & Oyster Shed, where I ate some delicious oysters in a beautiful outdoor setting.
See the tranquil Tasmanian beach from the lookout and enjoy the beautiful scenery from my hike. The Freycinet Peninsula was one of the real highlights of my trip over!
Vlogging Gear:
Cameras:
Olympus OM-D EM5 mkii with 14-150mm mkii lens
iPhone 5
Tripod:
Zomei Z-688
Editing Software:
iMovie
Music:
Nicolai Heidlas: 'Take the Chance' and 'Warm Lights'
Friendly Beaches Campground Coles Bay
Camping Coles Bay, Friendly Beaches Freycinet National Park free camping options, fishing, surfing East Coast Tassie
Sailing Tasmania, Coles Bay
EP 5 SAILING IN TASMANIA - Fortescue Bay, Canoe Bay, Hen & Chicken, Mariah Island, Wineglass Bay
Impi is sailing around the world - this is our 7th year of full time sailing on our catamaran, a Lagoon 440
This video series will be more of interest to those who enjoy sailing in different destinations and not for general tourism purposes.
In Episode 5 of SAILING IN TASMANIA, We share some of the beautiful anchorages and sailing attractions between Port Arthur and St Helens on the NE coast of Tasmania.
Our sailing views are from Port Arthur to:
Sailing around the intrepid Tasman Island (Cape Pillar, Cathedral Rock)
Fortescue Bay / Canoe Bay for shelter from bad weather
Hen and Chickens ( a dramatic rock and mountain surrounded anchorage on Schouten Island South)
Wind Glass Bay
and we end with the passage into St Helens.
When we googled for some information on entering St Helens (a tricky and sometimes dangerous sand bar crossing) we found little to nothing so we will share a but more about that in our next video, however we do show our planned route from satelite imagery and then also the actual track we 'pulled' as we followed VMR (Volunteer Marine Rescue) in, a service they provide in return for a small donation to their cause. VMR do a great service for folks sailing around Australian waters - the authorities here are amazing!
Drone footage: We were advised by a Park Ranger on Mariah Island it is not permitted to fly drones there - fortunately the Park Ranger was close by when we took off so being in full view of him he kindly explained the rules.
It is prohibited from flying drones over land in National Park Territories so the only footage we are able to get is from over water looking onto the land apparently and even then one has to have full visual over the drone.
We never knew all these rules apply so be advised when sailing into Australian waters to respect local rules around drones.
GoFundMe Link for animal welfare:
For sailors sailing between Australia, New Caledonia, Vanuatu and Fiji - by joining the Down Under Rally not only will you have the benefits offered by John and leanne Hembrow, but they will also donate a portion of the fee to our animal welfare program - the funds going directly to the vet in charge.
Down Under Rally link:
MUSIC:
All music in the video is used with consent from the artists.
The group W I L D produce some amazing stuff, as does Noah and and a talented sailing artist we engaged with called Riley Moore.
1. Just Begun By W I L D
2. We've Got Time By NOAH
3. The Wildest Thing By R I L E Y M O O R E
4. Summer By W I L D
5. Make It Alright By W I L D
MUSIC SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS:
W I LD:
NOAH:
RILEY MOORE:
open.spotify.com/artist/4Cj5zXNiBErBVIOFFtWz86
Instagram: @young_legend
Riley does some Boat Songs too - be sure to listen to some of his music folks
He recently became one of the first modern musicians to complete an entire tour on foot, walking 1600 miles with guitars strapped to strollers from Portland, Maine back to Nashville, stopping along the way to play shows with Arlo Guthrie, Lyle Lovett, Shakey Graves, Town Mountain, The Lonely Biscuits, and many more. Currently he is recording his first full length studio album which will be available this summer. He is constantly compared to Bob Dylan or John Prine.
GoFundMe Link for animal welfare:
For sailors sailing between Australia, New Caledonia, Vanuatu and Fiji - by joining the Down Under Rally not only will you have the benefits offered by John and leanne Hembrow, but they will also donate a portion of the fee to our animal welfare program - the funds going directly to the vet in charge.
Down Under Rally link:
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Wineglass Bay Tasmania
oh yeah, I've waited so long to go here
Richardsons Beach, Coles Bay, Tasmania II
sailing orford to coles bay on a purple haze
Description
Wineglass Bay Sail Walk
Walk some of the best trails of Tasmania's east coast, sail between each walking destination and overnight on board our 75 ft ketch Lady Eugenie.
Golden Princess from Melbourne to Wineglass Bay, Port Arthur, Hobart and Phillip Island.
Cruise on the Golden Princess, departing from Melbourne to Wineglass Bay, Port Arthur, Hobart and Phillip Island.
Fly and Sail in Hobart with TAA
Tasmanian Air Adventures has teamed up with Hobart Yachts to offer our guests the best possible way to see Hobart, Bruny Island and the Derwent River from the air and the water. Fly in the TAA seaplanes to meet a 60ft yacht and enjoy lunch and drinks on board before sailing back to Hobart. Perfect for corporate groups, family reunions and special occasions.
Video by Stormfront Film
2016 GETAWAY
Have a look at what Getaway had to say about our Wineglass Bay Sail Walk
Coles Bay Beach, Tasmania
Heading for camp after a long couple days of hiking in Freycinet.
Shot with a Sanyo Xacti VPC-CG10 HD camcorder.
Cruising Dinghy Sailing, Tasmania's East Coast
Cruising Dinghy sailing. Wooden Boat building. Adventures in Moonlight. Our sailboat is a 12 ft clinker dinghy built from Huon Pine in Tasmania around 1980 and sailed on Tasmania's East Coast, Freycinet Peninsula, Coles Bay and inland waters. Sailboat Cruising, exploring our favorite cruising grounds including Moreton Bay, Hervey Bay, The Great Sandy Strait and the coast of Fraser Island, a world heritage listed island of the coast of South East Queensland.
Yachting and sail, features a series of adventures in building, maintaining and sailing wooden boats and fiberglass boats. We enjoy the sailing part best, but in general we enjoy Mucking around in boats on and off the water.
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Freycinet Wineglass Bay Adventure
Activities and Adventure around Coles Bay Freycinet Peninsula Tasmania
Freycinet NP 2018. Wineglass Bay Cruise
A trip away for our 35th wedding anniversary to Freycinet NP and a Wineglass Bay Cruise
A seal wanders into a Coles Bay YHA
A seal wandered into Coles Bay YHA Tasmania, Australia. a busy Youth Hostel 150 metres from the beach
Wineglass Bay Tasmania Camping
UTAS Exchange students camp at Wineglass Bay in Freycinet National Park.