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Hiking the spectacular Flinders Island coastline - Flinders Island Walking Adventure - In Comfort, Australia
Hiking the spectacular Flinders Island coastline  | Lachlan Gardiner
Our Flinders Island Eco-Comfort Camp is in a secluded setting with beach access - Flinders Island Walking Adventure - In Comfort, Australia
Our Flinders Island Eco-Comfort Camp is in a secluded setting with beach access  | Lachlan Gardiner
Hiking the stunning Flinders Island coastline - Flinders Island Walking Adventure - In Comfort, Australia
Hiking the stunning Flinders Island coastline  | Lachlan Gardiner
Hiking on Mt Strzelecki - Flinders Island Walking Adventure - In Comfort, Australia
Hiking on Mt Strzelecki  | Lachlan Gardiner
Enjoying dinner at our Eco-Comfort Camp on Flinders Island - Flinders Island Walking Adventure - In Comfort, Australia
Enjoying dinner at our Eco-Comfort Camp on Flinders Island  | Lachlan Gardiner
Discover unique granite formations when hiking the Flinders Island coastline - Flinders Island Walking Adventure - In Comfort, Australia
Discover unique granite formations when hiking the Flinders Island coastline  | Lachlan Gardiner
Hiking on Mt Strzelecki - Flinders Island Walking Adventure - In Comfort, Australia
Hiking on Mt Strzelecki  | Lachlan Gardiner
Relax under the stars at our Flinders Island Eco-Comfort Camps - Flinders Island Walking Adventure - In Comfort, Australia
Relax under the stars at our Flinders Island Eco-Comfort Camps  | Lachlan Gardiner
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Flinders Island Walking Adventure - In Comfort

Enjoy stunning coastal & mountain walks then relax at our Eco-Comfort Camps

Australia
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 316 reviews

6 Days from

$2673 USD

 $2970 USD
Trip Code: FLI
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Essential Information

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*Prices listed are per person

Duration
  • 6 Days
Activities
  • 6 days walking
Style
  • In Comfort Adventures  
Accommodation
  • 5 nights at our Eco-Comfort Camp
Meals
  • 5 Dinners
  • 6 Lunches
  • 5 Breakfasts
Difficulty Grading  
4 / 10

Introductory to Moderate

Carbon Footprint  

14kg of CO2-e PP per day

(69kg of CO2-e PP entire trip)

Flinders Island Walking Trip highlights

  • Explore spectacular peaks, rolling green pastures and sparkling coastal vistas
  • Sleep under a blanket of stars in our custom safari-style tents which feature a see-through roof
  • Summit numerous peaks with stunning views
  • Return scenic flights from Bridport give unsurpassed views of your island escape
  • View unique Australian wildlife and birdlife
  • Visit Wybalenna and the Flinders Island museum

Overview

With its mesmerising mix of spectacular scenery, abundant wildlife and Aboriginal and European history, Flinders Island is the gem in the crown of island walking in Tasmania.

Over this diverse and rewarding walking itinerary on Flinders Island, you will experience the rugged peaks and sweeping coast lines of this windswept island, taking the time to swim in the crystal clear waters and photograph the endless picture perfect vistas. You have the opportunity to summit the dramatic granite peaks of both Mt Killiecrankie and Mt Strzelecki, the second of which is the highest point on the island at 756m, giving you spectacular 360 degree views of Flinders Island in its entirety.

Although a small island of only 1,333 square kilometres, Flinders Island hosts an amazing array of ecosystems from dunes and lagoons to woodland and mountainous granite ridges which produce spectacular and unique species of flora and a profusion of fauna which freely roams the island, it is also the only remaining habitat of the common wombat which you may be lucky enough to spot on your walks.

At the end of each day of walking on Flinders Island, retire to the comfort of our secluded Eco-Comfort Camp which is big on comforts but small on environmental impacts.

With scenic flights included from Launceston, you are only a hop, skip and a jump away from your next unforgettable walking adventure in Tasmania.

Itinerary

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We pick you up early this morning in Launceston, from one of our two pick up locations. Our first pick up point is at 7:15am from the Grand Chancellor and our second pick up point is at 7:30am at the Penny Royal. You will then be transferred to the Bridport Airport where we embark on our scenic morning flight to Flinders Island. Upon arrival we head to the seaside at Allports at the small hamlet of Emita where your guides will give a detailed briefing of the week ahead. From here we begin the first of many wonderful walks by trekking along the coastline to one of Flinders Island's most famous landmarks: Castle Rock. A myriad of photo opportunities present themselves on the way to this impressive three storey high granite boulder standing sentinel on the magnificent coastline. In the afternoon we have the opportunity to visit the fascinating volunteer run Furneaux Museum. Once we have filled our buckets with history and culture we continue North to Leeka and our private seaside Eco-Comfort Camp, which will be our base for the week. Walking distance: 2-3km. Walking time: 2 hours. Driving time and distance: 1 hour/77km to Bridport airport, plus 1 hour/50km on Flinders Island.

Meals: L,D

Start off with a hearty breakfast at camp before we drive a short distance and begin the moderately challenging climb up one of the island's more prominent peaks, Mt Killiecrankie. This walk on Flinders Island rewards us with spectacular views across the beautiful bay and surrounding coast. After some time soaking in the views from the summit we will descend the mountain via the diamond gully trail. Across the rocks and through the scrub we go, the whole while descending toward Stacky's Bight with its intriguing rock formations and breathtaking views across the extensive bay. Stopping for lunch we can enjoy a well deserved swim in the crystal clear waters or just enjoy the serenity. The afternoon leg of our Flinders Island walks entail a combination of coastal paths and extensive rock hopping steering us walking toward 'The Docks'. This area is one of Flinders Island's secret gems; spectacular coastal scenery with lichen encrusted granite outcrops in every direction, and magnificent mountain cliffs reaching right down to sea level. Here we will walk a short distance back to our vehicle and head to camp. In the evening your guides will get busy in the kitchen while you relax and reminisce over the wonders of the day's explorations. Walking distance: 10-12km. Walking time: 6-8 hours. Driving time and distance: 35 minutes/30km.

Meals: B,L,D

On the third morning of our Flinders Island walking trip we head off to the northernmost point of the island to the wonderfully remote North East River. This is Flinders Island at its best; remote, pristine and at the full mercy of the elements. The day's walk will see us exploring the coastline and the impressive Palana sand dunes whilst being mesmerised by the exhilarating views out to the Sister Islands. Rock pools and knobbly granite outcrops are a treat to behold and our group can spread out to enjoy the peacefulness that can only be found being at one with nature. Once reaching the tiny settlement of Palana, we can opt for a swim before jumping aboard our support vehicle to return to our secluded camp for the evening. Walking distance: 8-9km. Walking time: 5-6 hours. Driving time and distance: 50 minutes/36km.

Meals: B,L,D

For today's walks, we turn our attention inland to discover another aspect of the island. We drive up to Walkers Lookout which provides amazing views of the Darling Range before departing on the Haulands Gap Track. This track through peppermint scented eucalyptus forests provides great views of both the east and west coastlines. Returning to our vehicle we head over to the east coast at Patriarch Inlet and enjoy a leisurely walk to the impressive and aptly named Red Bluff. Time permitting we can also visit the volunteer conservation venture, Patriarch Wildlife Sanctuary, and enjoy the chance to get up close to some of the island's native animals. Before returning to camp we will experience the historic Wybalenna; the site of the disastrous palawa resettlement scheme and the remaining graveyard and chapel. Walking distance: 5-7km. Walking time: 1.5-2.5 hours. Driving time and distance: 2 hours and 25 minutes/141km.

Meals: B,L,D

This morning we get up with the sun to make the most of the day. An early departure will help ensure that we obtain stunning views from atop the magnificent Mt Strzelecki before afternoon clouds roll in and wraps the summit in their obscuring embrace. The track to the summit of Mt Strzelecki is a challenging 700m climb through stands of blue gums and peppermints and endemic unique alpine vegetation before entering an enchanting, evergreen cloud forest. On a clear day there are increasingly amazing views of Flinders Island, the outer islands as well as the northern coastline of mainland Tasmania. We enjoy an unforgettable lunch spot before beginning the long descent back down the mountain. An optional but highly recommended swim at Fotheringate Bay helps to revive and restore well tested muscles before returning to camp for our final night on the island. Walking distance: 4km. Walking time: 6-8 hours. Driving time and distance: 1 hour and 24 minutes/97km.

Meals: B,L,D

For our last morning on Flinders Island, we will take a leisurely pace, enjoying a final moment on the beach before leaving camp for the last time. We’ll stop in at Whitemark for a hot drink and yarn with the locals on our way south before transferring out to Big River Road, where we begin our morning hike to Trousers Point, one of Tasmania’s Great Short Walks. This coastal track offers sweeping views from Trousers Point Beach up to the towering flanks of Mount Strzelecki, with opportunities to wade through the tranquil waters before returning to the vehicle. From here, we’ll head to one of Flinders Island’s hidden gems, Unavale Vineyard, a family-run vineyard that embodies the spirit of the island. Set against a backdrop of rolling hills and salty air, Unavale is passionately run by locals who handcraft wines using sustainably grown grapes cultivated on their rugged coastal estate. We’ll be treated to a private vineyard tour and a wine tasting experience, learning about their distinctive cool-climate varietals and the stories behind this small but thriving operation followed by a relaxed ploughman’s-style lunch among the vines, a truly special way to savour the island’s flavours and celebrate the journey with your group. After lunch, we transfer to the airport for our scenic return flight to Bridport at 2:30pm. From there, we continue on to Launceston where the trip concludes, returning you to either the Grand Chancellor or Penny Royal accommodation. We expect to arrive in Launceston by approximately 5:00pm, and recommend booking a post-tour night in case of any flight delays departing Flinders Island. Walking distance: 2km. Walking time: 1.5 hours. Driving time and distance: 1 hour and 20 minutes/83km on Flinders Island, plus 1 hour/77km from Bridport to Launceston.

Meals: B,L

Map

Elevation

The map and elevation chart are for illustrative purposes only and meant to provide general guidelines.

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22 scheduled departures between 4 Oct 2026 and 25 Apr 2027.

  • Departs 4 Oct 2026 – ends 9 Oct 2026 (6 days)
  • Departs 11 Oct 2026 – ends 16 Oct 2026 (6 days)
  • Departs 18 Oct 2026 – ends 23 Oct 2026 (6 days)
  • Departs 25 Oct 2026 – ends 30 Oct 2026 (6 days)
  • Departs 8 Nov 2026 – ends 13 Nov 2026 (6 days)
  • Departs 22 Nov 2026 – ends 27 Nov 2026 (6 days)
  • … and 16 more departures.
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What's included?

Included

  • 3 professional wilderness guides
  • 5 nights at our exclusive Eco-Comfort Camp on a twin share basis or free upgrade to single tent for solo travellers
  • Gourmet meals incorporating fresh Flinders Island and Tasmanian produce (5 breakfasts, 6 lunches & 5 dinners)
  • Safari-style walk in tents with single bed including all linen, quilt and pillow
  • Return scenic flights from Bridport with Flinders Island Aviation valued at $450 per person
  • Cellar door tasting and tour
  • Transport by private minibus
  • Emergency communications & group first aid kit
  • National Park fees

Not included

  • Travel to and from Launceston before or after the trip
  • Accommodation before or after the trip
  • Items of a personal nature - alcoholic beverages, car parking etc
  • Travel insurance
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Reviews (316)

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I had a fantastic time on my recent walking holiday on Flinders Island. The staff of Tas Ex could not do enough for us - ensuring our comfort at camp, excellent local knowledge, encouragement and expertise when walking, catering for personal needs and tastes. The conditions at the camp were excellent and the experiences planned showcased the island as well as enjoying the island by foot.

Karen|Seacombe Gardens, SA
10 May 2026
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Flinders island was beautiful and each walk gave us a different experience of the island. A comfortable camp and warm bed, healthy locally produced food, great guides and cook - (Laura, Morgan and Tahlie).

Lesley-Ann|Goulburn, NSW
8 May 2026
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Our 3 guides/camp support were always available for recommendations and suggestions.

Susan|Chapel Hill, TAS
5 May 2026
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Well organised trip with fabulous guides and support team

Kim|Wondunna, QLD
5 May 2026
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The Flinder’s Island hiking tour was fantastic. Eco-friendly camp and informed and supportive guides who made us all feel so welcome. I was impressed by the connections the guides had made within the local community. The natural environment we hiked through was stunning. We ate healthy food, had great company, learned about the environment and cultural aspects of the island and sampled incredible island produce. I highly recommend this tour if these are the things you love.

Rebecca|Wingham, NSW
21 Apr 2026
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Had a great time discovering Flinders Island with Tasmanian Expeditions. The guides were excellent, the food lovely and the campsite, while rustic, was comfortable.

Keith|Fadden, New South Wales
17 Apr 2026
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fabulous place to visit. I was overwhelmed by the scenery of the beaches and bush and mountain walks. So pristine. Staff were magnificent. Friendly, approachable, fun and professional.

Vivien|Drysdale, VIC
1 Apr 2026
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The guides were wonderful and we thoroughly enjoyed the trip.

Susan|Wondunna, Queensland
31 Mar 2026
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As my first walking trip I was very impressed with the organisation, guides and general support at all stages. Tasmanian Expeditions communication was very good and I enjoyed the experience. My only regret is that we booked with a group of quite experienced hikers, and I felt that I was holding the group up as the only beginner. That said the guides did everything possible to make it a great experience for me.

Robin|Hervey Bay, QLD
31 Mar 2026

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Extra trip info

Flinders Island Camp Pods | Tahli Sanders

Sleeping pods with see-through roof

Large and comfortable tents include wooden single beds, mattresses and clear roof to allow you to sleep under the stars and feel completely immersed in this beautiful environment. The tents are elevated on platforms and have an entrance deck to allow you to keep the interior nice and clean and somewhere to sit and enjoy the peace. At night, drift off watching the show in the sky thanks to the weatherproof, see-through roof.

Our Flinders Island Eco-Comfort Camp is in a secluded setting with beach access | Lachlan Gardiner

Exclusive beachside Eco-Comfort Camp

Our exclusive Eco-Comfort Campsite on Flinders Island includes access to a beautiful beach to enjoy your morning coffee or evening drink. The scenery is spectacular and there will be ample opportunities to enjoy a refreshing swim in the crystal clear waters on your doorstep.

Flinders Island Camp Showers | Shelby Pinkerton

Enjoy a hot shower

Bathroom facilities include a toilet and a basic hot shower.

Relax after a day of great walks in our Eco-Comfort Camp communal area | Lachlan Gardiner

Comfortable communal area

In the same unique and innovative design as the sleeping tents, a permanent kitchen, dining platform and shelter allow for a panoramic spot to enjoy a hot drink, a chat about the day’s events and a hearty evening meal together.

This walk is part of the Great Walks of Australia, an exclusive collection of Australia’s leading guided multi-day walking experiences.

Great Walks of Australia was established to showcase the country’s most exceptional walks, each operated by experienced companies that meet high standards for guiding, safety, environmental responsibility and overall guest experience.

While many multi-day walks now exist across Australia, the Great Walks of Australia collection represents the original group that helped define the modern guided walking experience.

Being recognised as a Great Walk of Australia means the walk offers outstanding natural landscapes, a carefully designed itinerary and expert guiding, while maintaining a strong commitment to protecting the environments you walk through.

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Yes, the group will do this walk together. The last 15 minutes of the walk can be challenging for some but there is a saddle here where people can wait for the group to return.

You will need a good level of fitness for the walks on Flinders Island. You need to be capable and prepared to spend 5-7 hours each day trekking over rugged terrain with some steep ascents and descents. If you have any questions about your suitability please give us a call and speak with one of our staff members. We are more than happy to discuss additional information about what you can expect.

You must arrive in Launceston the day before your tour begins. The tour commences with a hotel pick-up at 7:15am from the Grand Chancellor or 7:30am from the Penny Royal, so you will need to arrange a night of pre-trip accommodation for the night before. We recommend arranging your flights to arrive around lunchtime, to allow time for any unexpected flight delays. If travelling from overseas please be sure to inform the Tasmanian Expeditions office of your Australian contact details. Please be patient while waiting for the pick up as sometimes there can be the odd, unexpected delay.

On the morning of your trip commencing, you will be transferred from Launceston to Bridport Airport (1hr drive), where your group will embark on a 30min scenic chartered flight over to Flinders Island.

You will be returned to your accommodation in Launceston at approximately 5:30pm on the final day of the trek.

The Flinders Island Walking Adventure - in Comfort tour is fully vehicle supported. You will carry just a day pack containing the items you need during the day (including water, sun hat, snacks, lunch, camera, waterproof and warm layers). This is likely to weigh between 5-7kg.

The hot showers give trekkers a welcome way to wash away the sweat of a good days walk across the Island. Hot water is heated using a “Donkey” hot water boiler - an efficient hot water system and an economical way to warm water. Trekkers have a 9 Litre bucket of warm water to use in our shower tents, which allows for warm-hot showers that run for 2 – 2 1/2 minutes.

Yes, only if you are a solo traveller. If you are travelling on your own you can request a free upgrade to your own private tent. No single supplement applies.

If you need to use a CPAP machine during the trip please speak with our staff about this. There are charging points at camp, in the form of small solar-powered power banks in your tents. You will need to bring spare batteries that can be charged by USB port during the day while the group are not at camp and/or bring a small solar panel to charge the batteries.

Only Telstra services work on the island. The island’s isolation is what gives it great appeal though, so why not embrace the limited reception?

Small solar-powered power banks are provided for each guest in the tents, however please note that sunlight can sometimes be limited on the island, so we recommend bringing your own power bank for personal devices and/or spare batteries for your camera.

Late spring (October and November) and summer (December to February) are great times to explore Flinders Island due to its warmer temperatures, which makes a refreshing swim after a day’s walk more enticing. This is generally the more popular time to visit the island.

The autumn season (March to May) offers quieter trails, incredible night skies filled with stars, and generally cheaper flights over the shoulder season; plus there’s the chance to see migratory birds in April.

We highly recommend that you have mid cut hiking boots or walking shoes for this tour. There are lots of slippery tree roots in the rainforest areas, so ankle support will be beneficial. Also, you will encounter plenty of sand, mud and walk across coastal granite rock along the way, so if they are waterproof, you will hopefully have nice dry feet at the end of the day. Small ankle gaiters are sometimes a good optional extra.

We suggest asking your pre/post tour accommodation about car parking or there are secure carparks in Launceston where you can pre-book a spot.

Alcohol is not provided on this trip however you can bring your own if you wish. You will need to purchase any alcohol in Launceston and bring it onto the island with you. The weight of your alcohol will be included in the weight of your main luggage (1 bag of max 15kg per person).

  • Unrivalled experience - Tasmania's first walking tour operater
  • Part of the official Great Walks of Australia collection
  • Stay at our exclusive, beachside Eco-Comfort Camp
  • Solo travellers will be upgraded to a single tent at no extra cost

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