The visitors center was our first stop in this park. It was beautiful. It must be fairly newly…read morebuilt with modern architecture, educational stations, gift shop, and coffee shop. For whatever reason, the day we visited, they were not charging any fees. Usually, fees are required. We talked to a ranger for hiking ideas. Remarkable rocks and admiral's arch are a must see. We also did the platypus pools hike. The trails were all well groomed and marked. Many had boardwalks which protected the ground but also made walking very easy and accessible. Lots of wildlife and many unique formations throughout the park. Great stop.

This park's must-see sights include beautiful Admirals Arch, shaped by the powerful Southern Ocean…read more This is a great place for spotting long-nosed fur seals & sculptured granite boulders known as the Remarkable Rocks. 'Remarkable' really is the best way to describe this noteworthy sight. Formed 500 million years ago by rain, wind and the pounding seas, the collection of granite boulders. Goan­nas, koalas, eagles, kan­ga­roos and echid­nas are reg­u­lar­ly spot­ted in the park. Flinders Chase Nation­al Park is recov­er­ing nat­u­ral­ly fol­low­ing the 2019 - 20 sum­mer bush­fires, which burnt 96% of the park. Bush­fires have played an inte­gral part in shap­ing the ecol­o­gy of the Aus­tralian land­scape for mil­lions of years. Many native plant species are adapt­ed to sur­vive, regen­er­ate & thrive after fire with a lot of the park regain­ing its green wood­land and euca­lypt for­est.

Located in Flinders Chase National Park, this is a must see. Looking like an Australian Stonehenge…read morefrom a distance, these rocks have been carved from the wind, rain, and sea over time. So beautiful. The day we visited, it was sooooo windy. Walking on the unprotected side of the rocks felt a bit scary. Lots of signs to tell you if you are going too far away from the safe zone. Our bad weather had a bonus, way less people. We got some great views and cool pics without wall to wall people. It would be cool to compare pics a few years from now and see how much the rocks have changed. They truly are remarkable.

The Rocks were truly remarkable! These natural wonders or highlights of the west end of Kangaroo…read moreIsland, Flinders Chase National Park. The colors of the rocks and interesting formations against the bright blue sky and turquoise waters was incredible. The photographs with my iPhone don't do it justice.

Wow, just wow! We…read moreopted for the self guided tour which takes you out onto the boardwalk. I was absolutely blown away by the gorgeous views! There were seals aplenty with a huge male just sleeping under the walkway and lots of momma/pup duos snoozing. It was one of the highlights of our trip!

We booked a guided tour for the first tour of the day at 9am. Only 3 people were in our group. A…read moreguided tour is the only way to see the sea lions directly from the beach. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable. I appreciated the focus on us being visitors to the sea lions home and the need to be quiet and provide plenty of space to the animals. What a cool experience! We had two pups walk up to us on the sand. We could see sea lions go in and out of the water. We visited in November which was after breeding season so we saw moms and their pups all over the area. We also walked the boardwalk, which does not require a guide, and we had another pup walk up to the edge of the boardwalk. We got such amazing pics. The sea lions are adorable.