This guided Flinders Island journey focuses on slowing down, connecting with nature, and sharing the experience with like-minded women, guided by Suzan Muir.
Walking alongside Suzan - wilderness guide, Alone Australia finalist, and deep observer of the natural world. You’ll experience the island as a place of quiet learning, presence and reflection. Through gentle facilitation and shared experience, Suzan encourages a deeper connection to self, to others, and to the land beneath your feet. Each day unfolds on foot across Flinders Island’s diverse terrain, from windswept beaches and coastal heathlands to granite peaks and remote northern shores. The focus is not on distance or difficulty, but on how you move through the landscape, with time to pause, listen, swim, observe and simply be. Although a small island of just 1,333 square kilometres, Flinders Island holds an extraordinary diversity of ecosystems, from dunes and lagoons to woodland and rugged mountain ridges. Wildlife is abundant, with wombats grazing at dusk and seabirds riding the coastal winds.
This is a fully supported, comfort-based experience, with a single base at our secluded Eco-Comfort Camp. Evenings are spent sharing nourishing meals, conversation and reflection, with space to unwind and settle into island life.
Suzan’s approach draws on years of living closely with the land, offering a grounded perspective on self-reliance, balance and connection. Through simple, guided practices and group sharing, she creates space for reflection, helping to deepen your experience of place and the sense of belonging that comes from spending time in nature.