Flinders Island
People search the World for a place like Flinders Island, a place that will take you back in time where the locals still wave when you drive by and you can still find a beach to yourself in the middle of summer. Flinders Island is the largest of 52 Islands in the Furneaux group located on the eastern side of Bass Strait. This remote Island archipelago is the remains of the land bridge that once linked Tasmania with Victoria Millennia before Europeans knew they existed. Flinders is surrounded by islands, which are ancient hilltops and peaks left high and dry at the end of the last ice age.

You will find Flinders Island is a long way from the maddening crowd, which in an overcrowded world is good news. You can climb a mountain rising from the sea, walk in the wilderness of Mt Strzelecki National Park and you will discover why Flinders Island is world renowned for its temperate water diving and fishing.

It will surprise you to find out just how much there is to explore on Flinders Island. You will discover an Island teeming with wildlife, and birdlife that is nothing short of remarkable, in an environment that is both pristine and remote. From climbing Mt Strzeleckis sky piercing granite crags to strolling on lonely half moon beaches with not a soul in sight, memories that will remain with you forever.

Flinders offers opportunities to discover the outer Islands with local charter boat operators, discovering sheltered bays, island reefs or enjoy the deep sea fishing experience or take a tour and discover the rich maritime and Aboriginal history of this island community. Airlines of Tasmania offer Regular Passenger Transport Airline services to this amazing destination from either Launceston or Melbourne. We look forward to sharing this unique Island destination and experience with you

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