About Trousers Point Beach
Trousers Point Beach is a sheltered sandy beach on the west coast of Flinders Island, Tasmania, near the locality of Loccota in the Flinders local government area. Located within Strzelecki National Park, it faces Franklin Sound with a backdrop of the Strzelecki Peaks. Notable for its white sand, clear turquoise water and granite foreshore, it is a popular visitor area for swimming, walking and camping.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a sheltered, curved sandy beach with shallow clear water, white sand and granite rocks, set against the Strzelecki Peaks. The beach is part of Strzelecki National Park and offers open views across Franklin Sound. Facilities are located behind the beach including a campground, picnic and barbecue area, toilets and car park. The area is suitable for swimming, wading, beach walking, photography and as a starting point for walks in the national park.
Key highlights
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Sheltered white sandy beach within Strzelecki National Park
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Clear turquoise water and views of the Strzelecki Peaks across Franklin Sound
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Popular swimming and wading beach on Flinders Island's west coast
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Adjacent Trousers Point Campground and picnic area
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Access point for walks and sightseeing in Strzelecki National Park
Route
| By air | Fly to Flinders Island Airport (FLS) from Launceston or Melbourne, then drive approximately 25-30 minutes to Trousers Point via Lady Barron Road and Trousers Point Road |
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| By road | Accessible via Trousers Point Road off Lady Barron Road, approximately 15 km south of Whitemark on Flinders Island. Vehicle access within Strzelecki National Park. |