Bluff House Flinders Island

Your window to extraordinary Australia. These personalised small group air tours will leave you with the renewed ambition to see more of this great country. Australian Air Safaris tours offer unique itineraries flying around Australia. You'll explore our vast nation in their private planes, meaning they are always small groups, and everyone has a window seat. They have over 45 years of air touring experience, creating unforgettable experiences that will last a lifetime. The all-inclusive tours are hosted by knowledgeable pilots and assisted by local guides who share a passion for this country, ensuring you're never short of stories to tell when you get home. They take care of all of the planning and logistics. All you have to do is meet at the airport, ready for an adventure of a lifetime. They will whisk you away to places near and far, exploring the hard to get to and the unique.

Embark on a remarkable journey across three of Australia's most remote and captivating southern islands, shaped by the wild forces of Bass Strait and the Great Southern Ocean. Explore the windswept beaches, lichen-covered boulders and rugged ranges of Flinders and King Islands, before venturing to Kangaroo Island, famed for its thriving wildlife, artisanal produce and dramatic coastal formations. With two nights at each destination, this immersive air safari promises extraordinary scenery, rich local character and a deep connection to the raw beauty of Australia's island frontiers.

This is literally a walker’s paradise, with mountains, forests, and incredible beaches at every turn. To put it simply, the diversity of walking here is astonishing. A visit to the remote and mostly uninhabited Flinders Island is like stepping back in time. The pace of life here is slower, the locals friendlier, and the air, perhaps the cleanest in the world. The walking here is so impressive and so breathtakingly gorgeous it’s a wonder that this place remains so unknown. Imagine the Bay of Fires meets Wilsons Promontory on steroids, and it’s no wonder this was all part of the same mountain range when Tasmania was still joined to the mainland. Mt Strzelecki is the tallest mountain in this mountain range and definitely the most striking. Wildlife abounds with wallabies, Cape Barren geese, wild peacocks, pheasants, various birds of prey and large numbers of seabirds all calling this place home. One evening we will cruise over to the Short Tailed Shearwater birds feeding grounds, which are three small island off Flinders Island, and watch the clouds of birds swoop in to feed their young.