Wineglass Bay Cruise Guides: Walk, Lounges, Route, Weather
Wineglass Bay cruise guides: the cruise or the lookout walk, getting to Coles Bay, Sky Lounge or Vista Lounge, the route and wildlife, seasickness, and the kayak tour.
Wineglass Bay: Cruise or Walk?
Wineglass Bay by boat or on foot? The lookout walk is 2.6 km return and costs only the parks pass; the cruise shows the bay from the water. Which suits whom, and both in a day.
Read guide →Wineglass Bay Cruise from Hobart
The Wineglass Bay cruise leaves Coles Bay, 193 km by road from Hobart and 176 km from Launceston. Driving there for 9:30 am, staying nearby, buses, and the Hobart day tours.
Read guide →Sky Lounge or Vista Lounge?
The two ways onto the Wineglass Bay cruise: the Vista Lounge with a ploughman's lunch or the adults-only Sky Lounge with oysters, wine and beer. What each includes and costs.
Read guide →What You See on the Wineglass Bay Cruise
The Wineglass Bay cruise route from Coles Bay: The Hazards, Cooks and Bryans beaches, Schouten Island, sea caves and Wineglass Bay, with the dolphins, seals, seabirds and whales.
Read guide →Wineglass Bay Cruise: Seasickness and Weather
Is the Wineglass Bay cruise rough? The sheltered bay and the open-sea stretch, the enclosed catamaran, the alternative route in bad weather, refunds, and what to wear.
Read guide →Wineglass Bay Kayak Tour
Is there a Wineglass Bay kayak tour? The guided Freycinet Paddle leaves Muirs Beach in Coles Bay and stays on the sheltered side. What it covers, prices, and the cruise.
Read guide →Ready to pick a date? Check the cruise dates →