Flinders Group National Park (CYPAL)
Wongai Beach, Stanley Island, Flinders Group National Park (CYPAL). Photo: Eric Wason, Queensland Government.
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Welcome
The Aboriginal Traditional Owners of Flinders Group National Park (Cape York Peninsula Aboriginal Land), the Cape Melville and Flinders Island People, welcome visitors to their country and ask that they respect this very special place.
Location
About 340km north of Cairns, adjacent to Princess Charlotte Bay off eastern Cape York Peninsula.
- Read more about getting there and getting around.
What's special
Rugged yet attractive, the remote islands of Flinders Group National Park (CYPAL) share their geology with the spectacular Cape Melville on the mainland, and contain some of Australia's most significant Aboriginal cultural sites.
Flinders Group National Park (CYPAL) is owned by the Cape Melville, Flinders & Howick Islands Aboriginal Corporation and jointly managed with the Queensland Government in accordance with an Indigenous Management Agreement and other land management arrangements. Read more about joint management of Cape York Peninsula national parks.
Maps and useful links
- Cape Melville, Flinders Group and Howick Group national parks (CYPAL) map
- Flinders Group National Park (CYPAL) map
- Yindayin (Stanley Island) walking tracks map
- Clack Island Restricted Access Area
- Cape York Peninsula parks and reserves visitor guide
- Be pest-free! brochure
- Cape York Peninsula Heritage Act
- Joint management of Cape York Peninsula national parks
- Great Barrier Reef zoning information and maps
- Species lists
