Which is better for a three-day tour of Flame Bay or Wine Cup Bay?

Which is better for a three-day tour of Flame Bay or Wine Cup Bay?

Flame Bay and Wine Glass Bay are both famous scenic spots in Tasmania, but which is better? The following small series will introduce Flame Bay and Wine Cup Bay respectively, and you can judge for yourself which is better.

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Flame Bay is located in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. Flame Bay is a coastal reserve, where there is a very vast white beach for tourists who like surfing and sailing. Although there are occasional rapids, the safety measures are well set. Visitors can swim by the sea as long as they pay attention to safety. The place suitable for swimming in Flame Bay is the lagoon. In addition to the lagoon, Flame Bay also has a rocky promontory for tourists to visit. There are many heather bushes in the green space here, and the air is fresh. Summer is the peak season for tourists. On the white sand beach, tourists swim and surf in groups. The water quality in Flame Bay is very clear. In the evening, when the sun sets, the red light on the sea and the bonfire on the bay complement each other, which is very beautiful.

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Wine Glass Bay is one of the most popular resorts in Tasmania for tourists and locals. Overlooking the crystal clear Big Oyster Bay, it is a paradise for lovers of swimming, diving, rubber dinghy, boating and fishing. It is called Wine Glass Bay because the perfect curve of white sand beach and blue-green ocean forms a well-defined half-moon, like crystal clear wine glass, like snow-white sandy bay, like foam on the edge of beer glass. Looking from a distance, the blue sky and blue sea, the sea and sky are sparkling, the waves kiss the white sand, and the scenery is charming. But good wine is always in the deep alley, and beauty is in the boudoir. The wine cup bay is quietly located in the mountains, and the beauty is not exposed. Visitors must climb the mountain and spend some effort to appreciate her beauty.

If you can't tell which is better, Flame Bay and Wine Cup Bay, and it is difficult to choose between these two scenic spots, then the following itinerary including Flame Bay and Wine Cup Bay is your best choice.

Three-day tour of English magic in Tasmania (one-way trip from Launceston to Hobart);

The first 1 Tianlang Seston-Flame Bay-Bichino

1) The trip starts from Launceston! Our driver guide will pick you up at your hotel and start our exploration tour in Tasmania!

2) Stroll through the cataract canyon, the heart of Launceston, in the morning to start a beautiful prelude to the day's trip; Then you will go to the beautiful Flame Bay on the east coast, and then the tour guide will take you to the coast recommended by the locals and Lonely Planet, enjoy the sparkling beaches and clear blue waters, and go swimming in summer ~

3) Then leave for Bicheno from St. hellens, and you will see the most beautiful coastal expressway scenery in Tasmania along the way.

The next day, Beechino-Fresi National Park-Hobart

The early bird catches the worm. Avoid the noisy crowd, come to the observation deck of Jiugui Bay early, enjoy the beautiful scenery on that postcard, and then go for a walk on an isolated beach. Maybe you can also challenge the Amos Trail, which is a wonderful experience in Fresi.

2) In the afternoon, we will have a rest in the picturesque historical town of Ross and visit the bridge built by criminals. This bridge is the third oldest bridge in Australia, and the ancient bridge with blue sky and white clouds is suitable for all kinds of shooting ~

3) Then we will come to Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary to learn about endangered protozoa and other endemic Tasmanian animals. Here you will see the Tasmanian devil, a small monster unique to feeding Tasmania.

4) Finally, after a short drive, we returned to Hobart.

Day 3 Hobart-port arthur Historic Site-Hobart

1) After breakfast, after a quick visit to Richmond, Australia's best-preserved colonial village, we will head south to the picturesque Tasman Peninsula.

2) Explore the historical site of Port Arthur, a former crime site in Tasmania and now a world heritage site. There will be a professional tour guide and a wealth of visual historical records, which will give you a deeper understanding and understanding of this seemingly dilapidated monument.

3) The last trip ended in Hobart, and our driver's guide sent you back to the hotel to rest, ending our three-day and two-night magical exploration tour in Tasmania!