Eveything you need to know about camping and kayaking in Freycinet National Park in Tasmania, home to Wineglass Bay and the ...

This is Muirs Beach, tucked inside Freycinet National Park. White sand. Crystal clear water. Just the sound of waves ...

The picture-perfect views of Wineglass Bay, with its turquoise waters and immaculate beaches, attract tourists from across the world to the Freycinet Peninsula. The Tasmanian government plans to build ...

It’s not every day you get the chance to buy your very own island. And, rarer still, one that is freehold and sits in open blue water. There is only a handful of them around, but one is up for grabs a ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Pink hues: Mountains in Freycinet National Park. If ever a reminder of one's insignificance in the grander geological scheme of things ...

The pioneering eco-tourism operator behind a controversial proposal to reinstate two ‘standing camps’ in Freycinet National Park has hit out at online “misinformation” about its plans. Earlier this ...

But a lesser known slice of sand just a few kilometres away further into the famous national park is well worth the extra steps — and the views along the way will literally stop you in your tracks.

When you think of Tasmania’s Freycinet National Park, the curvaceous, turquoise-rimmed Wineglass Bay likely comes to mind. But the park’s lesser-known attractions are exceptional, too. Affordable ...

A proposed extension of Freycinet Lodge on Tasmania's East Coast will lock Tasmanians out of the national park, the Greens say. The RACT has proposed an extension of an extra 12 powered sites for ...

Sign up for the best picks from our travel, fashion and lifestyle writers. Nature and luxury meet here, in the world-renowned Freycinet National Park; a place where ...