Flinders Island is the main island of the Furneaux Islands, a group of 52 islands that stretch across Bass Strait between Tasmania and Australia. These remarkable "mountains in the sea" offer you the holiday experience of a lifetime. Here you can get away from it all in an inspiring world of sparkling beaches, rugged ranges, abundant wildlife and flora, and clear sapphire waters. With a pleasant climate throughout the year and activities from boating to climbing to exploring our historic sites, Flinders Island has much to offer.
Flinders Island Interactive Map.

Focus on Flinders Island

The only Flinders Island web site about Flinders Island constructed on Flinders Island by Flinders Islanders

The Ultimate Endurance Challenge
The four day non-stop sporting shorthanded sailing and endurance mountain running event around the waterways of the magnificent east coast of Tasmania. Starts Good Friday 25th March 2005.
Tasmania Map

Allow Airlines of Tasmania to take you to one of Australia’s great islands. Flinders is the largest in the Furneaux group, which is made up of 52 islands. Located on the eastern side of Bass Strait, known for its mild east coast climate, the Furneaux group are the remains of the land bridge that once joined Tasmania with mainland Australia. Abounding with deserted beaches, mountain ranges, wildlife and birdlife, Flinders is an amazing place to experience.