Top Things to do in Flinders
Top Restaurants in Flinders
8 Nature & Parks in Flinders That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Flinders, Australia including Cairn Beach, Cape Schanck Boardwalk, Ocean Beach, Bushrangers Bay, Flinders Blowhole, Flinders Beach, Flinders Township Reserve, Mushroom Reef Marine Sanctuary.
Restaurants in Flinders
1. Cairn Beach
2. Cape Schanck Boardwalk
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 172 reviews
Reviewed By ET3121 - Greater Melbourne, Australia
This area is rightly popular all year round. A lot of times the car park is overflowing onto main road. The walk down the boardwalk involves a lot of stairs with flat boardwalk areas giving you a rest until next lot of stairs (I managed easily carrying my 3yo daughter down stairs). To get to boardwalk you walk around 200m along dirt track. Once you get to bottom of boardwalk you can either turn left or right Left: takes you to a lovely rocky wading area that has so many little crabs hiding under the rocks Right: takes you to a heavily pebbled cove that is popular with adventurous who love to climb out on the rocks TIPS: bring plenty of water as it’s thirsty work AMENITIES: toilets available at car park PICNIC AREA: large grassed area at lighthouse or up the road at Fingal Picnic Area
3. Ocean Beach
4. Bushrangers Bay
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By chanpion01 - Melbourne, Australia
Beautiful 3km walk from Cape Schanck, through the Reserve, to here. There is a beautiful rock which is climbable.
5. Flinders Blowhole
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By Gymstar - Melbourne, Australia
Spectacular scenery after a short walk from the car park. Not quite sure we saw the blowhole itself but the waves breaking were so impressive.
6. Flinders Beach
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Wishyouwent - Greater Melbourne, Australia
One of the best year round no restrictions leash free dog beaches on the Mornington Peninsula. Low tide reveals rock pools in which your curious four legged friends can chase whitebait and you can fossick for crabs.
7. Flinders Township Reserve
8. Mushroom Reef Marine Sanctuary
Named for its mushroom shaped reef, Mushroom Reef Marine Sanctuary is located at Flinders. The sanctuary encompasses Mushroom Reef and extends offshore to the south for approx 1 km. The rockpools at Flinders provide a wonderful opportunity to explore, appreciate and learn about the amazing diversity of Victoria's marine life. Diving and snorkelling on the subtidal reefs is also popular.
