The Lookout

Some rock hopping is involved, and a beautiful place to watch the sunset. You don't need a license for rod and line fishing in marine waters in Tasmania. An Inland Fisheries license is required for any fishing in inland waters including some river mouths and estuaries. Licenses are required for abalone, rock lobster, scallop, set line (longlines and droplines), graball net, mullet net, and beach seine net fishing. Size and possession limits apply to most recreational species. Possession limits apply everywhere including your home.

The Freycinet Challenge is a multi-sport event, running over two days through the stunning Freycinet Peninsula at Coles Bay, which is on the East Coast of Tasmania. If you're a paddler, a road cyclist, a runner or a mountain biker, this is a challenge you can take on as a team or as a solo competitor in one of the most beautiful places in Australia.

Granite Freycinet is a cafe by day - serving breakfast, brunch, great coffee and sweets. Pizza and wine bar Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings, showcasing the local wine regions' finest wines. Enjoy a coffee or cocktail and a rustic pizza while watching the sunset over Muir's Beach. A family-friendly space with an everyone-welcome attitude in the heart of Coles Bay, Freycinet. Granite is locally owned and operated where you'll find the locals daily.