Introducing East Coast
Tasmania’s laid-back east coast is heaven for devotees of squeaky, white-sand beaches, fishing and slow-paced seaside atmospheria. Mild, sunny days lure summer holidaymakers from Hobart, but for the rest of the year things are pretty relaxed. The voluptuous goblet of Wineglass Bay and pink granite peaks in Freycinet National Park are world famous, but even from the highway the water views will have you reaching for your camera.
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See www.eastcoastescape.com.au for information.
Last updated: Mar 24, 2009
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RE: ITINERARY IN TASMANIA
by Horto15 31 August 2011
Hi Grancanaria, Oops I have mixed up Bicheno with Bridport, a seaside town North of Launceston that is indeed an hour away. Bicheno is…
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Re: Tasmania a taste
by emberlie 24 April 2011
Hi! As someone who has visited Tassie and now lives here the most important places are - Coles Bay / Freycinet on the East Coast. A…
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RE: Travelling Tasmania in 7-10 days from Hobart - Itinerary Help?
by ianw6705 14 March 2011
You could happily do an East Coast trip over 7-10 days. • Hobart > Port Arthur • Port Arthur > Swansea • Swansea > Coles Bay (2 nights…
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