Travel and Accommodation
Flinders Island Cabin Park
The Cabin Park is located 4 kilometres from the main township of Whitemark and only 300 metres to the main airport. The Cabin Park is a multi purpose tourism business with 3.5 AADR rating TICT and T-Qual accreditation on Flinders Island.
Participants should make their own accommodation arrangements by contacting the Cabin Park directly as soon as possible. Numbers are limited.
Mountain Seas Lodge
Mountain Seas Lodge is a stunning, remote property located on Flinders Island, Tasmania. Featuring both mountain and ocean views, this accommodation is the essence of Flinders Island
Travel and Accommodation
We're currently curating accommodation and travel options that align with our regenerative principles. Details will be shared soon. We want to offer places to rest that feel like part of the learning, connections that begin the moment you arrive. Check back here for updates, or reach out if you'd like to be notified when options are available.
Conference Registration
Registration: $1,200 (incl GST)
What's Included:
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3.5 days immersed in regenerative practice, including expert sessions, collaborative learning, and reflective dialogue woven throughout
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Grounding in regenerative theory alongside embodied practice
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Learning materials to carry forward
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Nourishment: 3 lunches, 3 dinners, and morning and afternoon teas
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Ongoing connection through our Community of Practice platform
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Transfers (Whitemark)
PORTALS TO PLACE
A conference exploring regenerative approaches to place, economy and community
FLINDERS ISLAND, TASMANIA | 4-8 May 2026
We acknowledge and pay our deepest respects to the Traditional Owners of the land on which we live and work. We thank all Palawa for their ongoing custodianship of the lands, seas, waterways, and skies we are lucky to call home in Lutruwita/Tasmania, and recognise their deep connection to Country. We support Palawa in their struggle for treaty, truth telling, and justice. We pay our respects to all Palawa and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders past and present, and acknowledge that this always has been, and always will be, Aboriginal land.