Top 10 Kid Friendly Things To Do and Attractions in Coles Bay

"The famous viewpoint here of Wineglass Bay can be seen best from the top of Mount Amos which is relatively steep, 3 hour uphill, 4km return walk. Be warned this should not be attempted in the wet conditions as the rocks become very slippery. If the weather isn't in your favour do the less extreme walk to the viewpoint overlooking the bay."

"Freycinet National Park, with its pink granite mountains, is a long peninsula jutting out into the Tasman Sea. The park is famous for Wineglass Bay, just one of its white sandy beaches and the pure cl..."

"We are an ice cream parlour at the foot of the Hazards Mountains in the small town ship Coles Bay."

"Take a break from all those curvy little bays further down the peninsula and wander the sands of this windswept ocean beach, signposted from the main road 18km north of Coles Bay. There’s a lookout point right beside the main car park, while a walk to the beaches' southern end and back could take up to five hours."

"About 7km south of Swansea is the rather amazing Spiky Bridge, built by convicts in the early 1840s using thousands of local fieldstones (yes, they're spiky). The main east-coast road used to truck right across it, but these days it's set beside the highway. Nearby Kelvedon Beach, Spiky Beach and Cressy Beach have deep golden sand and rarely a footprint."

"Wine comes with a wide-screen view at this cutting-edge cellar door (eyesore or delight? You decide) overlooking Moulting Lagoon and the Hazards mountains on Freycinet Peninsula. Even if you're not into wine, stop by to check out the jaunty lookout tower, or to grab a coffee, pizza, some oysters or fish and chips from the two food outlets, housed in styled-up shipping containers (mains $15 to $25)."

"We are an ice cream parlour at the foot of the Hazards Mountains in the small town ship Coles Bay."

"This comfortable resort in Coles Bay offers complimentary Wi-Fi, as well as a terrace and a private beach. It also provides a playground, bicycle rental and a 24-hour reception."

"Wine comes with a wide-screen view at this cutting-edge cellar door (eyesore or delight? You decide) overlooking Moulting Lagoon and the Hazards mountains on Freycinet Peninsula. Even if you're not into wine, stop by to check out the jaunty lookout tower, or to grab a coffee, pizza, some oysters or fish and chips from the two food outlets, housed in styled-up shipping containers (mains $15 to $25)."

"Hazards Brewing Coffee Co. - 2308 Coles Bay Road, Coles Bay, Tasmania, Australia 7215 - rated 5 based on 6 reviews "Great coffee, delicious snacks and a... Coffee shop. The Ice Creamery Coles Bay. https://www.facebook.com/hazardsbrewingcoffee/?. ref=py_c&__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARDh0OtzxDZYTdyyaSpT5_592hYju7Ta0qanlMOezXg1Vqw6GC08ppgU96za6mNagtBA1kN23iwigz4q9nE41thAbq-CJvK5WFTzxUl62MRA2leMibb-xILaY8r5huiphqkk8b9AKqcvnMP6uM7ylpufu8xOHHmgeMnQ8RroY1dhYA4-XG1pi"