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Flinder's Island · Tasmania · Australia

5 days Flinders Island walk

Starting From From $2,531.05 per person Current Project Expedition rate
5 Days 3.90 / 5 0 reviews Easy activity level Multiday Trip Operated by Life's an Adventure
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The Experience

What your day looks like

5-Day Pack Free Walk: Fascinating Flinders Island, located in the Bass Strait above Tasmania, is famous for its tranquillity, unspoiled natural landscapes, and abundance of wildlife. On this 5 day walking holiday, you’ll witness breathtaking views from the top of the impressive granite summit of Mt Strzelecki and explore the island’s unique National Parks as we discover the best walking trails on offer. With 120 pristine beaches, more than 65 shipwrecks, and rugged mountains rising from the sea, there are few better places to visit. We’ve carefully designed our Flinders Island walk so you’ll experience the beauty of this island in just 5 days. Only a short flight from Melbourne or Launceston you’ll find this amazing walking holiday a must-do experience. *This seasonal experience is only available on one day of the year.

At a Glance

The experience, in brief

  • Stunning Views from Mt Strzelecki
  • Explore Unique National Parks
  • Pristine Beaches and Shipwrecks
  • Abundant Wildlife
  • Short Flights from Melbourne/Launceston
Your Itinerary

Your day, step by step

Day 1

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Transportation. Welcome to Australia! After arriving enjoy some time at leisure. At 3.15pm meet our guides in the lounge area of the accommodation

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Sightseeing at Flinders Island. Flinders Island: We head out for an afternoon walk and the first look at this spectacular island

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Hiking at Flinders Island. Flinders Island: Our walk takes us to Trousers Point to see some of the peninsula’s most impressive geological features – this short walk is nothing short of amazing. Trousers Point is popular for two stunning beaches, unique rock features and beautiful panoramas to Mount Strzelecki and offshore islands. Trousers Point Beach, with sparkling waters, large stretches of white sand and a mountain climbing from the ocean, is the most praised beach on Flinders Island. On the opposite side of Trousers Point Beach lies Fotheringate Bay. Fotheringate Bay has beautiful granite caves shaped by emerging groundwater, marine erosion and alveolar weathering of cliffs. Afterwards, we return to our accommodation with time to freshen up.

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Wonderful dinner at the The Local Furneaux Tavern, served with Tasmania Wine.

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Accommodation.

Day 2

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Leisure at Sawyers Bay. Sawyer’s Bay beach: Enjoy a hearty breakfast before we head out to explore the historic settlement point area. The walk starts at Sawyer’s Bay, with some boulder hopping and beach walking.

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Local Flavor at Sawyers Bay. Visit Sawyer’s Bay landmarks: The walk starts at Sawyer’s Bay, with some boulder hopping and beach walking. We’ll see the old Cemetery and Historic church, plus we will visit the Furneaux Historical Museum to learn about the explorers, sealers and early settlers of the island.

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Hiking at Flinders Island. Castle Rock on Marshall Bay: After lunch, we hike across the peninsula to Castle Rock on Marshall Bay, one of the Island’s iconic landmarks. For the more adventurous some sand surfing is the only way to end our day. After our day’s walk, we transfer back to the accommodation in Whitemark. Enjoy dinner and wine tonight at a local restaurant talking about the day’s adventures

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Breakfast Lunch Dinner and wine tonight at a local restaurant

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Accommodation.

Day 3

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Local Flavor at Killiecrankie. Killiecrankie tour: After breakfast, we drive to the tiny fishing township of Killiecrankie along the way enjoy the scenic landscapes of Flinders Island we pass. The locals are friendly (760 in total) it’s an easy pace of life and its full of fresh air. Today’s walk is along the spectacular Killiecrankie Coast to the Dock– named for its natural rock formations.

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Hiking at Killiecrankie. Hiking at Killiecrankie: A great walk with rocky gulches backed by the cliff of Mount Killiecrankie and dramatic views out to sea. We make sure we have enough time to stop at Stacky’s Bight, a perfect swimming spot.

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Breakfast Enjoying a celebratory dinner at the famous Flinders Island the Wharf Restaurant at the Whitemark Jetty. The Wharf Restaurant serves up locally sourced seafood and produce from the Island, with an aesthetically pleasing atmosphere and views out over the ocean, this is the perfect way to celebrate our final night.

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Afterwards, we return to our accommodation.

Day 4

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Hiking at Flinders Island. Mount Strzelecki and Strzelecki National Park: This morning enjoy a superb breakfast before heading to the trail. Today you will feel a real sense of achievement by walking up to beautiful Mount Strzelecki, unquestionably the highlight of walking in the Furneaux group. The view from the summit is exceptional with many good viewpoints along the way. Strzelecki National Park is small in area but has some great ridges and impressive rock peaks and we climb the highest of these at 753 metres. FLEXIBLE WALKING OPTION: For those not up to the challenge of Mt Strzelecki, we have a shorter walking option today from Paland to Holloway Point on the Northern Shores of the Island. We start at the lovely Palana Beach. Palana Beach is a much-loved meeting place for locals and regular visitors to Flinders Island. You may find the ‘Chinese fingernails’ along this section of the coast. The spectacular views of the Sister Islands enrich the experience. During today’s walk, there is no track. So, we meander through rocky headlands covered in bright orange lichen and small areas of unspoiled sandy beaches. A highlight of the walk is watching the speed at which the water flows into the river mouth of North East River.

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Superb breakfast Superb dinner at the local Furneaux Tavern served with Tasmania wine.

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We return to our accommodation.

Day 5

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Enjoy a wonderful farewell breakfast before transferring to the airport.

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Optional morning walk to Blue Rocks (2kms – Easy Grade) for those with lunchtime or afternoon flights. Transfers to the airport provided to meet your individual scheduled flights. Thanks for traveling with us!

Before You Go

What to know before booking

Included

Pack-free fully supported walk with no heavy packs to carry, allowing you to only carry your water, lunch and camera National Park Fees Professionally guided – Our guides are passionate, well trained and enthusiastic with the ability to bring to life a depth of information

Not Included

Tips and gratuities

What to Bring

Hiking shoes Comfortable clothes

Restrictions

This seasonal experience is only available on one day of the year.

Meeting & Pickup

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Languages Offered

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Optional Add-ons

FLEXI-WALK ADD-ON - 339.00 Per Person | SOLO TRAVELLERS WANTING THEIR OWN ROOM - 1040.00 Per Person

Planning Notes

Hotel pickup offered: No Confirmation: Manual By Business

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