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Freycinet Charters

Winglass Bay, Coles Bay, Freycinet Peninsula, The Hazards, Boat Tours,
Cape Sonnerat, Schouten Island
We have special permission to land you ashore on certain beaches along Freycinet
Dolphins came over to say hello
Enjoy the scenery in comfort, inside or out!
At the right time of year, humpback whales swim by Freycinet
Freycinet Peninsula
We have special permission to land you ashore on certain beaches along Freycinet
Looking at Schouten Island, Crocketts Beach from Freycinet Charters
Guests catching a fish onboard Freycinet Charters
Freycinet Charters is a family-owned sea charter business that operates out of Coles Bay, and Freycinet National Park, on Tasmania's spectacular East Coast. We offer private, personalised sea charters to families and other small groups. And... we're specially licensed by the Tasmanian Parks & Wildlife Service to land ashore and explore the pristine beaches, bays and islands in around iconic Freycinet National Park; as well as the abundant wildlife that resides there. Destinations typically include: Schouten Island, Wineglass Bay, Great Oyster Bay; and, RAMSAR-registered Moulting Lagoon.

Birdwatching

Walks

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Sustainable Tourism Accreditation by ATIC

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