Killiecrankie Creek

Killiecrankie Creek, located on Flinders Island in Tasmania, is renowned for its pristine white-sand beach and tranquil waters. The beach stretches 800 meters eastward from Nobby Rock to the creek's mouth, offering a serene environment for relaxation and recreation. Visitors can enjoy activities such as swimming, snorkeling, and fishing, with calm conditions prevailing at the western end and gentle waves near the creek mouth. The area is also notable for its geological significance, being the site where the Killiecrankie 'diamond,' a unique form of topaz, was discovered in the early 1800s. The surrounding granite outcrops and the nearby Mount Killiecrankie provide opportunities for exploration and appreciation of the island's natural beauty. Amenities at the Killiecrankie Picnic Area include picnic tables, a free gas BBQ for day use, freshwater, and public restrooms, making it an ideal spot for group outings and family gatherings. The area also features a parking lot accommodating up to 30 vehicles, ensuring convenient access for visitors.