East Coast Natureworld
Visitors looking to get up close and personal with some of Tasmania’s magnificent native wildlife should head to East Coast Natureworld.
With 150 acres of bushland and lagoons to explore, you can expect to see a combination of wild and rehabilitated wildlife, including echidnas, wombats and wallabies. There are also wildlife talks, photography exhibitions, and wildlife encounters, including a unique Devils in the Dark tour at night.
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Friendly Beaches
Many visitors to Freycinet are so keen to reach Coles Bay that they rush straight down the Freycinet Peninsula and miss out on a real highlight: Friendly Beaches.
Spiky Bridge and Spiky Beach
A few minutes’ drive south of Swansea, you’ll discover Spiky Bridge, built by convicts in 1843 without any mortar or cement – hence the upright stones and the spiky looking appearance.
Out on the water
Depending how energetic you’re feeling, there are a few different options for exploring the Freycinet Coast from the water.
Swansea’s Eateries
Tasmania’s East Coast is a food lover’s paradise, offering a diverse range of culinary experiences that celebrate the region’s fresh, seasonal produce.
