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Freycinet National Park

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Welcome to Freycinet National Park

The insider's travel guide to Freycinet National Park

Covering a large area of the Freycinet Peninsular, the national park encompasses areas undisturbed by humans, protected historical sites and an extensive, rugged coastline.

With highlights including the curved white sand beach of Wineglass Bay as well as the pink tinted Hazards mountain range, Freycinet offers opportunities for activities like hiking and kayaking as well as taking time to relax on the beaches.

A number of endemic species live within Freycinet National Park as well as sugar gliders, echidnas, possums and wombats, with an abundance of birds passing through.

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Tasmania's Best National Parks
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Tasmania's Best National Parks

Sarah Reid
Sarah Reid

With nearly half of its territory protected by national parks and reserves, Australia’s southernmost state was made for outdoor adventure. Characterised by lush green forests, rugged alpine plains, dramatic natural formations and a unique assemblage of native wildlife, Tasmania’s largely pristine wilderness areas are the key draw for many visitors, with the island state’s reputation for incredible local produce – particularly cheese, seafood, wine, and increasingly whisky – ensuring you’ll be well-fed (and lubricated) as you explore.
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