A full day! Join our tour to the famous Freycinet National Park home to secluded bays, amazing red granite peaks and Wineglass Bay Beach, one of the world’s top ten beaches. It's 1000 steps - sometimes steep- up and back but it is well worth it. Magnificent. Wineglass bay and hazard bay. Wineglass beach looked so inviting that we decided to descent the 1000 steps (it was … To visit Hazards Beach on your holiday in Coles Bay, and find out what else Coles Bay has to offer, use our Coles Bay.
Buy your lunch ahead of time to enjoy at the beach and don't forget to bring a bathing suit if you'd like to swim - but note that there are no changing rooms.

5. Stunning views and a beautiful beach. Don't miss the walk up to the Wineglass Bay lookout and then the 1000 steps down to the beach.

Alternatively, longer walking tours up to 4 days are also available! You need to arrive relatively early if you want a space in the main car park. Wineglass bay is a crescent bay with white sand and crystal clear waters. There is a sign posted that tells you it is over 1000 stairs to the bottom. We recommend a leisurely walk along the beach in between! Wineglass Bay Lookout and Beach and come back via Hazards Circuit (I don’t recommend this unless you’re super keen, energetic or like camping as they suggest it can take up to 6 hours) All up it took about 3.5 hours at a steady pace to do the lookout walk, as well as down to the beach and back up all the steps. We chose to go down the 1000 steps to Wineglass Bay itself and go on the beach and then follow the ithmus trail across to … It is a 2.5 - 3 hour return walk of over 1000 steps down and of course, over 1000 steps back up again! Read more. Book your tickets online for Wineglass Bay, Coles Bay: See 97 reviews, articles, and 83 photos of Wineglass Bay, ranked No.2 on Tripadvisor among 6 attractions in Coles Bay.

1 Day Wineglass Bay Tour. Don't miss the walk up to the Wineglass Bay lookout and then the 1000 steps down to the beach. ... We did the full 11 km circuit - Wineglass Bay lookout, down the 1000 steps to Wineglass Bay, walk across to the Hazzards Beach and then around the peninsula to the car park. The food stops - for oysters and jelly - … The hike takes about 90 minutes return. The trails are well maintained and the steps are a reasonable height (unlike the thigh-high steps up to Machu Picchu or in much of the hikes in the Andes mountain range). Stunning views and a beautiful beach. Wineglass bay can be reached by a strenuous hike climbing up and down hundreds of steps. I think that the view from the trail is worthwhile. Many other options are available.

Almost 700 steps up to the lookout but the view over the bay is stunning. 20.
After exploring Wineglass Bay and a quick swim we headed to Hazard Beach which was experiencing a king tide which almost made our route impassable .