Vacation rentals in Flinders Island

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Home in Killiecrankie

4.85 out of 5 average rating, 48 reviews

Killiecrankie View high above a spectacular bay

Killiecrankie View is a 2BR house with spectacular vistas from every room.- It is high on a granite ridge overlooking beautiful Killiecrankie Bay in a secluded natural bush setting. The driveway is very steep and a little slippery so you will need an all wheel drive vehicle to get up it. They are available at Whitemark Caravan Park. If you have a two wheel drive vehicle you will need to park and walk the last 50 metres up the driveway. It's a 5 minute walk to the beach, 40 minute drive to town.

15 – 22 Sept

$1,381 AUD total
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Home in Leeka

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 122 reviews

BLACK SHACK~ dreamers escape

~A space among nature with all necessary creature comforts.~ This tastefully renovated, 2 bedroom coastal cottage is a relaxing sanctuary with bush and sea views. Fully self contained home with outdoor claw foot tub, stove top fireplace, bifolds open living area to large wrap around decking. Wake to sea and gumtree views from the main bedroom and living areas. Follow on Instagram @blackshack_flindersisland. This is a peaceful space, undisturbed...with the exception of much local wildlife.

11 – 18 Aug

$2,245 AUD total
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Home in Loccota, Flinders Island

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 73 reviews

Walden@TrousersPoint (closest house to the beach!)

"Walden" finds you cocooned in a private setting of Tea tree forest, with magnificent views of the Strzelecki Range from almost every room in the house. Located on 26 acres of "Land for Wildlife", wallabies, wombats and bird life abound. A 5 minute walk takes you to the iconic Trousers Point Beach. You’ll love Walden because of the stunning location, privacy and closeness to nature. It's ideal for couples, families, or even two families sharing and is only a 15 minute drive from Whitemark.

2 – 9 Mar

$1,769 AUD total

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Other great accommodation in Flinders Island

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Home in Palana

4.9 out of 5 average rating, 39 reviews

Palana Beach House

7 – 14 May

$3,012 AUD total

Home in Lady Barron

4.7 out of 5 average rating, 54 reviews

Island View Retreat Flinders Island

21 – 28 July

$1,433 AUD total

Home in Killiecrankie

4.83 out of 5 average rating, 18 reviews

Spacious, comfortable home with a view!

28 Oct – 4 Nov

$2,146 AUD total

Home in Whitemark

4.64 out of 5 average rating, 86 reviews

Flinders Island Getaway! 4BR Beachfront Whitemark.

11 – 18 July

$1,930 AUD total

Home in Lady Barron

Faraway on Flinders Island

13 – 20 Jan

$8,470 AUD total

Home in Lady Barron

Masters Quarters - Lady Barron - Flinders Island

25 Feb – 4 Mar

$2,024 AUD total

Home in Lady Barron

Mountain Views, Flinders Island Tasmania

16 – 23 Jan

$2,271 AUD total
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Home in Killiecrankie

4.9 out of 5 average rating, 39 reviews

Crayshack an authentic Tasmanian beach side shack

29 June – 6 July

$3,279 AUD total
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Farm stay in Lady Barron

4.86 out of 5 average rating, 14 reviews

GYPSY- Partridge Farm - Flinders Island

18 – 25 Mar

$1,438 AUD total
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Bungalow in Flinders Island

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 19 reviews

The Bungalow - Partridge Farm - Flinders Island

24 Apr – 1 May

$1,119 AUD total
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Cabin in Lady Barron

4.79 out of 5 average rating, 33 reviews

The Top House - Partridge Farm - 4.5 STARS

8 – 15 Dec

$1,358 AUD total
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Home in Whitemark

5.0 out of 5 average rating, 41 reviews

Green Valley Homestead, Flinders Island

9 – 16 Nov

$2,192 AUD total

Your guide to Flinders Island

All About Flinders Island

Flinders Island is a ruggedly beautiful island in the Bass Strait, off the northeast coast of Tasmania. The largest of the Furneaux Group of islands, it features rolling green farmland, pristine beaches, granite mountain ranges, and some plants and animals not found anywhere else on the planet. As well as pristine scenery at every turn, this unique destination offers plenty of things to do year round — including diamond fossicking, hiking, golf, and fishing.

The local museum provides an insight into the island’s early history and inhabitants, and there’s also an abundance of great quality produce, including seafood, fruit, vegetables, wines, and local meat. Originally called Great Island, the island was renamed Flinders Island in the early 1800s, after the English sea captain Matthew Flinders, who chartered most of the nearby waters. Today, there’s a range of Flinders Island accommodations on offer and a world of natural wonders to explore.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Flinders Island

Flinders Island has a relatively mild climate, protected from extreme temperatures, and is thus an ideal place to visit all year round. Spring is a beautiful time to stay, with budding flowers and the arrival of new wildlife. From September to December, the days are warmer and the nights are relatively cool. During the peak of summer, average daily temperatures usually hover quite high, and in winter, they tend to drop quite low — so pack your woollies. There are also several events held throughout the year that attract both locals and visitors, including the Flinders Island Running Festival, which takes place in September and the Flinders Island Quick Shear in December. Every October, the island also hosts a large agricultural show, the Flinders Island Show, which attracts visitors from around the world and marks a public holiday on the island.


Top things to do in Flinders Island

Strzelecki National Park

If you really want to experience all of the beauty that Flinders Island has to offer, you can’t beat a hike up the island’s highest point, Strzelecki Peaks, which sits at 756 metres above sea level. The walk takes around four to five hours and is recommended for experienced bushwalkers as it’s quite a steep climb. But the view from the granite peaks at the top are well worth the effort. There are also several easier walks for less experienced hikers.

Go fossicking

Flinders Island is home to a topaz known as the Killiecrankie diamond, and it’s possible to hire the equipment you need and go fossicking in the waterways near Whitemark. The Killiecrankie diamond comes in several colours, and you may be lucky enough to find one in clear, ice blue or even pink gold.

Furneaux Museum

If you’re looking to expand your knowledge of this beautiful part of the world, the Furneaux Museum at Emita provides some fascinating insights into the early history of the islands and its inhabitants. This museum includes historic and replica buildings, which contain information and artefacts from all over the region.

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