East Coast - Coles Bays
idyllic Destination to visit in Tasmania Australia

East Coast Tasmania

East Coast Tasmania, is a must visit destination. Firstly, because of its natural beauty, spectacular landscapes. In addition, its long beautiful beaches makes it an idyllic destination. Secondly, East Coast Tasmania offers a completely different Australian coastal experience.  Here you’ll discover the beaches of the beautiful Bay of Fires. However, some may say equally its historic  townships, fresh seafood and friendly locals, certainly there is a case for this. And thirdly, East Coast Tasmania with  five national parks spread along the coast. In addition the stunning Freycinet National Park with its pink granite mountains, white beaches and crystal clear sea. To conclude, along with one of the best scenic coastal drives in the country.

East Coast Attractions

East Coast Listings

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Fountainside Hotel Hobart

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Henry Jones Art Hotel

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Travelodge Hobart

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  • 167 Macquarie Street, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
  • 61 3 62207100

East Coast Destinations

Destination East Coast Tasmania

Travel East Coast Tasmania

Top 10 regions in world, 5 National Parks

With its natural beauty, spectacular landscapes and long beautiful beaches, offers a completely different Australian coastal experience.  Here you’ll discover the beaches of the beautiful Bay of Fires, along with historic  townships, fresh seafood  – all on one of the best scenic coastal drives.

Coles Bay

The seaside holiday village of Coles Bay sits beneath stunning, sheer pink granite mountains overlooking the calm, crystal clear water of Oyster Bay. The uncrowded beaches and crystal clear waters offer the ideal location for swimming, boating, kayaking and fishing.

Coles Bay Attractions

There are many reasons to visit. Above all, the attractions like Wineglass Bay, Freycinet National Park and more.
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Binalong Bay

Most scenic and beautiful places in Tasmania, from the blue sea and fine white sand to the orange-tinged boulders that hug the coast

Binalong Bay Attractions

There are many reasons to visit. Above all, the attractions like Bay of Fires, Binalong Bay, Game Fishing and more.
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Swansea

Swansea is a pretty seaside village that looks out over Great Oyster Bay to the spectacular granite peaks of Freycinet National Park, with a rich colonial history, unique attractions and old world charm.

Swansea Attractions

A reasons to visit Swansea. Most importantly, it's attractions like its beaches and wineries, Spiky Bridge, Kates Berry farm are just a few.
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Bicheno

Bicheno sits on Tasmania's beautiful east coast. Offshore, the Governor Island Marine Reserve has some of the best diving spots in Australia, with kelp-covered reefs and spectacular sponge gardens.

Bicheno Attractions

There are many reasons to visit. Most importantly, it's attractions like Douglas-Apsley National Park, Bicheno Blow Hole, Governor Island Marine Reserve are just a few.
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What's on at the East Coast

What's On

Events
& Festivals

Whats on, the East Coast has a number of live events and festivals all year round. Therefore, why not Indulge in epic food, wine or cultural festivals, watch one of its major events… or while night away at music festivals.. Whats-On, Whatever you love to do, participate Aussie style by browsing the calendar in our Bulletin of Events. 

Bay of Fires Winter Arts Festival
This event is the premier arts happening held on the East Coast of Tasmania, centred around the town of St Helens and including the northern reaches of the Great Eastern Drive from Four Mile Creek right through St Marys, Scamander, and Binalong Bay. The festival encompasses all forms of the arts from painting, sculpture, music, open studios, art market and much more.
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Great Eastern Wine Weekend
We welcome you to join us on the East Coast of Tasmania to celebrate spring and the 2020 Great Eastern Wine Weekend. The Great Eastern Wine Weekend is a celebration of the region’s finest wine and fare. Vineyards, wine producers and makers, local tourism operators, restaurants, cafes and Freycinet Lodge, come together to share the hidden delights of East Coast Tasmania. Freycinet Lodge is the main accommodation provider and event venue for the weekend and are hosting three signature wine events, including; Meet the Maker, Great Eastern Wine and Dine Dinner and a Bubbles and Brunch Masterclass.
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Bicheno Food and Wine Festival
“The Bicheno Food and Wine Festival is everything that makes your heart sing when you think of Tasmania’s spectacular East Coast.“ Tasmania is becoming world renowned for its fine wines, boutique beers and ciders, exquisite produce, and food. The Bicheno Food and Wine Festival builds on this from an East Coast perspective
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