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Location: This picturesque peninsula of Freycinet is located in eastern Tasmania and named after French Explorer Louis de Freycinet. Accessibility: The adjoining town to the peninsula is the Coles Bay and Swan sea. There is no scheduled air service to the Freycinet peninsula. The nearest airport to the place is Launceston. The Freycinet National Park is a two-hour drive from the said airport. There are charter planes operating from Coles Bay or Hobart or Launceston. Charter bus service is also available to this place from Main Highway and Bicheno, Tasmania. One can even reach to this spot by rented cars. Features: The major portion of this exotic peninsula is occupied by the Freycinet National Park that is a storehouse of exotic flora and fauna. Bushwalking amidst the mysterious foliage of the park is extremely thrilling and loved by the visitors. One part of the park is craggy and that makes its terrain more wonderful. The series of red and pink granite formations across the park has made it relishing to the eyes. These structures are famous as the Hazards in this region. The Wineglass Bay is another major attraction of the region. The sparkling azure water like a crescent along the coastline of the peninsular is nothing but divine. Its difficult to take the eyes off such a stupendous creation of nature. Things To Do: Because of its alluringly diversified terrain the site offers an extensive opportunity of activities within its ambit. Bushwalking, fishing, mountain biking, beach camping, rock climbing, sailing and sea – kayaking are some of the most popular things to do in The Freycinet Peninsular. Accommodation: Wrapped in the glory of nature's jewels the Freycinet peninsula has a wide array of accommodation facilities for the visitors. Hotels, Motels, Lodges, inns, Camping grounds are available in plenty. The lodgings at the waterfront or beaches are more popular as this lets the visitors taste the beauty of the sea along with the lovely terrain. The Freycinet Lodge is matchless in its position as it stands right in the serene heart of the park at the southern tip of the Richardson Beach. Apart from this there are camping grounds on the Richardson Beach and the Friendly Beach. Most of the tourists prefer to stay at the accommodations available at the Coles Bay and make a trip to Freycinet Peninsular from there. The Freycinet Chalets, Freycinet Holiday Accommodations, Frey Cinet On the Bay, Freycinet Villas , all are in Coles Bay and gives an outstanding view of the Wineglass bay and the ‘Hazards' of the Freycinet Peninsula.
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