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Tasmania Touring Ideas: Freycinet National Park
For an island so small the concentration of beautiful places to go to and things to see in Tasmania is incredibly high. The hardest part of planning your holiday to this premier tourist destination can often be deciding where to go. The east coast of Tasmania is home to pristine beaches, stunning views and a rich history, and as such should definitely be considered when planning your holiday. Freycinet National Park is the gem of the East Coast. Home to rugged coastline and thick forests, it is the perfect place to tour in one of our campervans.
If you are looking for a town to base yourself in, Coles Bay would be the answer as exploration of the surrounds from here is fairly easy. Situated at the start of the Freycinet Peninsula, the whole of the Freycinet National Park lies at your feet, and there are numerous daytrips you can take that are ideally suited to campervans. Coles Bay sits at the foot of the pink granite mountains known as the Hazards, and there are plenty of drives you can make through these to satisfy your urges for rocky mountain views and spectacular scenery. You are only a two and a half hour drive from both Launceston and Hobart here, so accessibility is not difficult from either direction.

The Freycinet National Park is a celebration of everything that is beautiful in Tasmania. The coastline is an awe-inspiring mix of rocky cliffs and white beaches, and the hinterland is coated in thick vegetation that comes alive with colour when the wildflowers are in season. Local wildlife thrives in their natural environment, and rangers offer plenty of activities aimed at all age groups. Due to the popularity of this park it is difficult to secure camping over the busy periods, but there are camping facilities in the park that are subject to council fees. Scenic drives and bushwalks are well marked, and places of interest such as lookout points are easy to get to and well sign posted. For more information on the park and on the east coast of Tasmania have a read of this article.

Another must-see while you are in this area is Wineglass Bay. The perfect curve of white sand that is the beach borders the bright blue waters of the bay, and the pink humps of the Hazards rise up in the background. This beach has twice been rated amongst the top ten beaches in the world, and deservedly so. Serene, calm and secluded, chances are you will have the whole place to yourself so don't miss this amazing opportunity.

If the east coast of Tasmania sounds appealing to you then why not use our planner below and check the availability of campervans for your travel dates. If you have any questions head to our FAQ's page, or just give one of our operators a call on the number below.


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