Located in the seaside town of Coles Bay, ALL4 provides an unforgettable way of experiencing the beauty and wonder of Freycinet National Park.

A boutique family run and operated vineyard & cellar door on the central East Coast of Tasmania, producing premium wines in an idealic location.

With remarkable coastal views of Freycinet National Park and a well-constructed walkway, this very easy walk is a great way for everyone to experience Freycinet.

The seaside holiday village of Coles Bay sits beneath stunning, sheer pink granite mountains overlooking the calm, crystal clear water of Oyster Bay.

Craigie Knowe is the oldest vineyard on the East Coast of Tasmania. Our philosophy is to grow exceptional fruit so our winemaker can weave his magic with minimal intervention.

Secluded sandy beach backed by a conservation area offering a tranquil environment & mountain views.

Cycle tours designed just for you. Experience cycling through vineyards north of Swansea or indulge in our Oyster Experience at Melshell Oyster farm. All tours require 24 hours notice.

Devil’s Corner Vineyard & Cellar Door is a destination for sea-faring travellers and those seeking great wine and good adventure.

Freycinet Air has been conducting scenic flights around the stunningly beautiful Freycinet National Park since 1997 with an impeccable safety record.

Freycinet Charters is a boat charter service running from Coles Bay to Freycinet Peninsula, Schouten Island & Wineglass Bay, for families and small groups.

Freycinet National Park is home to dramatic pink granite peaks, secluded bays, white sandy beaches and abundant birdlife and wildlife.

The Freycinet Vineyard and Winery is family owned with daughter Lindy Bull and her partner Claudio Radenti taking over the family tradition of gently handcrafting the wines.

Gala Estate Vineyard sits at the crossroads of history and innovation, presenting Tasmanian wines that are infused with a sense of place and time.

The East Coast Heritage Museum and War Memorial collects, exhibits and preserves artefacts from the Glamorgan Spring Bay Municipality for the community, visitors and for future generations.

Leave the car behind and take a walk around town to admire the fine examples of colonial architecture.

Kelvedon Beach is a 4km lightly trafficked trail located near Swansea, that offers scenic views and is good for all skill levels.

Rich in indigenous and European history, abundant in wildlife, boasting spectacular views and remarkable geological features, the entire Maria island is a National Park, managed by the Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife Service.

Milton Vineyard was first farmed in 1826 initially for extra fine Tasmanian wool but is now producing fine cool climate wines. Visit he Cellar Door and experience our East Coast hospitality and delicious wines and food.

Freycinet Paintball is Tasmania's most authentic paintball field, located on the Freycinet Peninsula on the beautiful East Coast.

Spiky Bridge is 7.5kms south of Swansea on Tasmania's east coast, on the western side of the highway opposite the beaches of Great Oyster Bay. Across the bay are stunning views to the mountains of Freycinet National Park.

Spring Bay Distillery’s approach to making single malt whisky ensures every part of the process has the highest quality application that can be achieved.

At Spring Vale, our grapes are grown with an in depth knowledge of our local terroir. Intimate attention to quality and flavour, allows us to produce premium, award-winning wines at our on-site winery.

Swansea Fishing Charters combines fishing with sightseeing for up to four people on an extremely stable boat with an ample fishing area.

Nestled on the East Coast of Tasmania overlooking the magnificent Freycinet National Park, the course is an integral part of the Swansea township.

We are more than an ice creamery with all day breakfast available as well as a delicious lunchtime menu, we are licensed so you can enjoy a beer or mine with your meal.

Triabunna is a scenic port-side town and the gateway to the natural wonders and historic sites of Maria Island.

Wineglass Bay is just a short walk from the camping grounds at Coles Bay and involves an uphill climb through The Hazards to a rocky lookout, followed by a downhill walk to the beach.

Cruise this stunning bay, framed by sparkling white beaches and stunning granite coastline, with its diverse wildlife, including various sea birds, whales, seals and dolphins.