Fantastic Flinders Island

Steeped in history with stunning flora and natural features, Flinders Island in Bass Strait is a touch of paradise waiting for you to discover. Much of the region is still exactly as Matthew Flinders found it when he first explored this area 200 years ago.

The Fantastic Flinders Island tour maximises your exploration time, offering three full days on the Island with an expert local guide to show you its beauty and wonder.

Australian Air Safaris tours offer unique itineraries flying around Australia. We explore our vast nation in our private planes, meaning we are always small groups, and everyone has a window seat. We have over 45 years of air touring experience, creating unforgettable experiences that will last a lifetime. Our all-inclusive* tours are hosted by our knowledgeable pilots and assisted by local guides who share our passion for this country, ensuring you're never short of stories to tell when you get home.

We take care of all of the planning and logistics. All you have to do is meet us at the airport, ready for an adventure of a lifetime. We will whisk you away to places near and far, exploring the hard to get to and the unique.

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Flinders Island

Vinegar Hill, Flinders Island

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Tour Highlights

Flightseeing over Wilsons Prom
Picturesque Mountain Seas Lodge
Beautiful Trousers Point
Spectacular Mt Strzelecki
Stunning Killiecrankie
Indigenous stories at Wybalenna Chapel
Patriarch Wildlife Sanctuary
Historic Furneaux Museum

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What is included?

All-inclusive tour (unless stated on itinerary)
Well-appointed private aircraft by Kirkhope Aviation
Every seat a window seat
Premium small group touring, maximum 10 passengers, fully escorted
Private departure lounge, fast access, no crowds.
Free parking on site
All meals and beverages with evening meals In-flight snacks and refreshments
All stopover ground transfers, tours, activities and entry fees
Ensuited accommodation

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Tour Itinerary: Fantastic Flinders Island

B,L,D: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.

Day 1: Melbourne to Flinders Island (D)

Depart Moorabbin Airport at 9.00 am for Flinders Island, with fabulous views of Wilsons Promontory as you head south across Bass Strait.

On arrival, be met by your expert local guide and begin your exploration. Today will focus on the eastern side of the Island around Lady Barron. Take a trip to Vinegar Hill, where you'll see a shipwreck near Cape Barren Island, depending on the tide. Lunch at the local Tavern. Late afternoon transfer to the boutique Mountain Seas Lodge, located in one of the most idyllic spots on the Island.

2 nights: Mountain Seas Lodge

Day 2: Flinders Island (B,L,D)

The day starts with a short beach walk at Trousers Point, at the base of Mt Strzelecki. Get your camera out for the striking Fotheringate Bay, with granite caves formed by emerging groundwater and marine erosion.

Head north to Killiecrankie, famous for its white topaz known as Killiecrankie Diamonds.

Reach Palana on the Island's northern tip, where evidence of WWII surveillance is still visible, then across to North East River, where the Tasman Sea and Bass Strait meet.

Day 3: Flinders Island to Melbourne (B,L)

Start the day with a visit to the Patriarch Wildlife Sanctuary to meet wombats, wallabies and Cape Barren geese.

Stretch your legs in the capital Whitemark. Reflect at Wybalenna, the site of the Tasmanian Aboriginal settlement between 1833 and 1847, when all indigenous Tasmanians were moved to this location.

Visit scenic Port Davies, Lillies Beach and Allports, then the Furneaux Museum, which offers a fascinating insight into the history of the Furneaux Group of Islands, of which Flinders Island is just one of 52.

And then it's time to fly back to Moorabbin, touching down at around 5.45 pm.