 | Wineglass Bay, Australia |
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I start my short weekend trip along the east coast of Tasmania. Many beautiful bays, most beautiful of which is the Wineglass bay, which needs about 1 1/2 hr bushwalk to reach it. It's a beautiful day, and there's nothing but nature nature nature to see ...
... heard, sounds that were more like what we would imagine of monkey shouts, halfway between a laugh and a cry. Then we went to Wineglass bay. A short hike took us to the viewpoint, but we did not have enough time to go to the beach... shame, I really ...
Well, the advertising and postcards definatly do it justice, of course I'm talking about Wineglass Bay. The walk up to it is definatly worth it, but I don't think I would trade the serenity (Castle reference here) of Friendly Beaches for the two school ...
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Wineglass Bay..
Posted on Oct 20, 2006, 12:55:15
A sneaky little sheila told me of an amazingly secluded bay in Tasmania called Wineglass Bay. It's in the Freycinet National Park and is famous for its perfectly arced half-crescent shape, white sands and crystal waters. A must-see for me for sure, ...
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Tasmania Starter Kit
Posted on Nov 9, 2009, 02:01:31
... to Lake St Clair. Douglas-Apsley - Dry sclerophyll forest and Apsley Gorge. Freycinet - Spectacular scenery, including the world famous Wineglass Bay and Hazards. Hartz Mountains - Alpine scenery a few hours south of Hobart. The road was quite bad the ...
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View of Americans
Posted on Apr 30, 2007, 14:34:36
... 39;ve never really heard anything negative about Tassie. Any must sees? Im a big backpacker and surfer. For the ultimate sight: Wineglass bay. Go camping there, don't be stupid like me who only took a tour. For the backpaking: the overland track. ...
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Tasmania visit suggestions
Posted on Jan 29, 2007, 03:01:22
I never got there which is a shame but I met someone who did the overland trek and loved it. Wineglass bay looks great too.
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