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Discover Freycinet National Park by Land and Sea
Freycinet Aqua Express(Aqua Taxi) offers multiple daily water taxi services to Hazards Beach, with one-way or return transfer options. We also operate a daily transfer to Cooks Beach and can arrange transfers to Schouten Island upon request.
Freycinet National Park is a spectacular destination where rugged granite mountains meet turquoise waters and pristine white-sand beaches. Wineglass Bay—often voted one of the world’s top ten beaches—is globally renowned for its sweeping curve of white sand framed by the Hazards mountain range.
Our passionate local team is excited to be part of your Freycinet adventure and help you fully explore this magical region. Freycinet Aqua Express is the fastest and easiest way to access Wineglass Bay Beach—cruise and walk in just one hour.
While many visitors reach Wineglass Bay via the challenging 3 km lookout walk with over 1,300 steep steps each way, our aqua taxi offers a refreshing alternative. Experience the park from both land and sea. Choose a return coastal transfer with an easy bushwalk or take a one-way boat trip and explore the national park’s iconic walking trails at your own pace.
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Hazards Beach – The Fastest Way to Wineglass Bay
Enjoy a scenic 30-minute cruise along the dramatic granite coastline of Great Oyster Bay while our local guides share stories about the region’s history and wildlife. Keep an eye out for seals, seabirds, dolphins and migrating whales.
Upon arrival at Hazards Beach, enjoy a gentle 2-kilometre walk along the Isthmus Track to Wineglass Bay. This 30-minute bushwalk offers opportunities to spot native wildlife—including echidnas and wallabies—before arriving at the soft white sands and crystal-clear waters of Wineglass Bay.
Bring your beach gear and a picnic. We recommend spending a few hours relaxing on the beach before returning to Coles Bay by boat or completing one of the bushwalking routes such as the Hazards Circuit or Wineglass Bay Lookout track.
Hazards Beach drop-off/pick-up point.
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Hazards Beach Timetable
- Departs Coles Bay:
9:15am, 10:45am, 12:15pm, 1:45pm, 3:15pm
- Arrives/Departs Hazards Beach:
9:45am, 11:15am, 12:45pm, 2:15pm, 3:45pm
- Arrives Coles Bay:
10:30am, 11:45am, 1:15pm, 2:45pm, 4:15pm
Cooks Beach – Bushwalker Camping
Cooks Beach is a popular camping spot for walkers completing the Freycinet Peninsula Circuit. We provide a daily transfer service for bushwalkers travelling to and from Cooks Beach.
This remote campsite has only a small number of sites, which cannot be reserved, and availability is not guaranteed. Toilets are provided, but campers must be entirely self-sufficient and prepared for remote camping conditions.
For more information, please refer to the Freycinet overnight walker camping page on the Parks & Wildlife Service website.
There may be occasions when our vessel cannot safely access Cooks Beach—if so, you must be prepared to walk out to Hazards Beach.
Cooks Beach pickup/drop-off point.
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Cooks Beach Timetable
- Coles Bay → Cooks Beach
Departs 9:15am, Arrives 10:00am
- Cooks Beach → Coles Bay
Departs 10:00am, Arrives 10:15am
Coles Bay To Hazards Beach Return Half Day / Full Day
Half Day Itinerary
10:45am Ferry Depart Coles Bay
11:15am Drop off Hazards Beach
Guests do self guided walk to Wineglass Bay Beach, return
2:15pm Pickup Hazards Beach
2:45pm Arrive Coles Bay
Full Day Itinerary
9:15am Ferry Depart Coles Bay
9:45am Drop off at Hazards Beach
Guests do self guided walk to Wineglass Bay Beach, return
3:30pm Pickup Hazards Beach
4:00pm Arrive Coles Bay
Schouten Island – Remote Camping
Transfers to and from Schouten Island are available on request.
Schouten Island offers a remote and peaceful camping experience within Freycinet National Park. Campsites are limited, operate on a first-come, first-served basis, and cannot be reserved. Availability is not guaranteed.
There are no facilities on the island. Visitors must bring all necessary food, water, camping gear and safety equipment.
We land directly on the pristine sands of Crocketts Beach, where you can relax, swim or snorkel in the calm, clear waters. Adventurous visitors can take the one-hour return hike to Bear Hill, offering stunning views of the Freycinet Peninsula.
With no permanent residents and accessible only by boat, Schouten Island is a tranquil natural haven worth exploring.
Schouten Island pickup/drop-off points.
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Schouten Island Timetable
Schouten Island transfers are added to the timetable upon request.
Exact timings will depend on other services operating on the day.
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