Cape Barren Island

Cape Barren Island, located in Tasmania's Bass Strait, is renowned for its rich cultural heritage and stunning natural landscapes. The island's unique atmosphere is characterized by its rugged coastlines, pristine beaches, and diverse wildlife, including the native Cape Barren goose. The community, primarily of Aboriginal descent, maintains a deep connection to the land, with a population of approximately 66 residents as of 2016. The island's highest point, Mount Munro, offers panoramic views of the surrounding waters and islands. Access to Cape Barren Island is typically via scheduled flights from Launceston or short boat trips from Flinders Island.