Bicheno

Bicheno on Tasmania’s East Coast is known for its beautiful beaches, outdoors lifestyle and delicious seafood.

A visit to Bicheno should include:
A walk around the shore or up the hill to overlook the town 
A tour to view the towns most famous residents - the Little Penguins
A trip to the local nature park to view Tasmanian wildlife

Bicheno is just north of the world-renowned Freycinet Peninsula on Tasmania’s East Coast.
You can explore the coast, either by land or by sea. Marine life abounds around the local coastline and in the local aquarium.
There is also plenty to do without getting wet. Motor tricycle tours, wine tours and walks to the blowhole or out along the sandbar to Diamond Island Nature Reserve are popular.

Things to do:
Glass bottomed boat tour
Deep-sea fishing and shore fishing
Coastal wineries and wine tours
Snorkeling & surfing
The Porches rock formation
Bike & Kayak Hire
Tennis, golf and lawn bowls
 
Town Information:
Bicheno has mild weather, with an average maximum of 21 degrees Celsius (70 degrees Fahrenheit) in January and 14.5 degrees Celsius (48 degrees Fahrenheit) in June.

Travel directions:
The town is about 2½ hours’ drive (182 kilometres) north-east of Hobart via the Tasman Highway and 2¼ hours' drive (157 kilometres) south-west of Launceston.