Flinders Island

A little-known island in the northeast of Tasmania, Flinders isn’t that big, but it’s got loads of outdoor adventures, stacks of gourmet treats and plenty of beauty to offer.

As one of 52 islands in the Furneaux Group in the windy Roaring Forties corner of the Bass Strait, Flinders Island isn’t high on most tourists’ must-do lists. And that’s hard to believe because it has a spectacular coastline with hidden bays, clear waters and impressive, colourful rocks. Hiking, scuba diving, kayaking and 4WD-ing are excellent ways to explore it all.

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Flinders Island Cabin Park

1 Bluff RoadFlinders Island, Flinders Island

Situated in Whitemark, this cabin is within 3 mi (5 km) of South Pats River Conservation Area, Whitemark Ferry Terminal, and Brougham Sugarloaf Conservation Area. Big Green Island Nature Reserve and Fotheringate Bay Conservation Area are also within 3 mi (5 km).

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Cities near Flinders Island

Swansea

Use this laid-back Tassie village on the shores of Great Oyster Bay as your stepping stone to Freycinet National Park.

Coles Bay

Never heard of Coles Bay? Think seafood cafés, lapping waters and views of pink granite mountains and you’ll soon get the picture.

Freycinet

Home to some of the most beautiful beaches you’ll ever see, Tasmania’s Freycinet Peninsula should be on everyone’s bucket list.

Stanley

Find out why so many people are nuts about this small town on Tasmania's northwest coast. This historic port town is something special indeed.

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