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Strzelecki Peaks

The massive granite peaks of the Strzelecki National Park, which are the most iconic landmark on Flinders Island.

Outer Furneaux Islands

Clear views of Badger, Mount Chappell, and Kangaroo Islands, famous for their migratory bird colonies.

Cape Portland

The northeastern tip of Tasmania, easily identifiable by the large-scale wind farm turbines spinning near the coast.

Barnbougle Dunes

Look for the distinctive emerald green fairways of world-renowned golf courses carved into the coastal sand dunes.

Tamar Valley Entrance

As the plane descends toward Launceston, you will see the mouth of the Tamar River and the first of the region's vineyards.

Lady Barron

Aerial view of the southern port of Flinders Island and the complex reef systems of the Furneaux Group.

Cape Barren Island

Dramatic views of the rugged, mountainous interior and remote coastal bays of Tasmania's second-largest island.

Banks Strait

Observe the churning whitecaps where the Bass Strait meets the Tasman Sea in a narrow, high-current corridor.

Mt William National Park

Stunning vistas of white sand beaches and the northernmost lichen-covered granite boulders of the Bay of Fires.

Mount Cameron

A prominent granite massif that stands out against the surrounding low-lying coastal plains.