While we were camped up in Bicheno, we took a day trip to Coles Bay to have a look around. Checked out the Cape Tourville Lighthouse which is a short easy and scenic walk from the carpark.
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Panoramic view from the walk to the Cape Tourville Lighthouse. The fine white line (right of centre) is the southern end of Wineglass Bay. |
Cape Tourville Lighthouse - erected in 1971. It replaced the inaccessible Cape Forestier Lighthouse on Lemon Rock. Not a drone shot - looking straight down the cliff face Cape Tourville Lighthouse. Walking track to the lighthouse
Before leaving town that day, we booked a day cruise to Wineglass Bay. It was a 5 hour cruise around the Freycinet Peninsula and north to Wineglass Bay. Had lunch on the boat and returned. What a great day - we had the perfect weather. The entire coast line is a spectacle of vibrant coloured granite cliff faces, caves and coves - just breathtaking scenery.
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Lemon Rock, Cape Forestier |
We got to see some wildlife, Sea Eagle and its massive nest, seals, pelicans, dolphins and shearwaters.
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Sea Eagle's nest reported to be up to 35 years old and mum watching over... |
Wineglass bay, with its white sandy beach and calm turquoise waters is a sight similar to Whitehaven Beach in the Whitsundays.
All in all, a wonderful day and worth the cost ($175 each). We loved it.
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