Destinations Of Kangaroo Island

Imagine more than 500km of pristine coastline winding around bushland, wineries, parkland, underground caves and rugged clifftops, and you just might be able to picture Kangaroo Island. As Australia’s third largest island, it offers a sanctuary for wildlife, where nature can truly thrive.

Kangaroo Island is extremely vast. On the North Coast, you have the freedom to enjoy the natural landscape with rolling hills, white sandy beaches and blue waters. Emu Bay is particularly special, as the only beach on Kangaroo Island that can be driven onto, and visiting dolphins always up for playtime.

On the opposite end, the South Coast contains the famous Seal Bay, where a colony of Australian sea lions have made their home. It’s also where you’ll find Vivonne Bay, a beach once voted Australia’s best and with plenty of water sports to try your hand at.

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On the West End is Flinders Chase National Park, an adventurer’s playground with rock formations, wild beauty and incredible sights above and below ground. Teeming with wildlife, spend your time spotting kangaroos, koalas, echidnas and birds, view the stunning creation of Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch, and delve deep to see the wonder of the Kelly Hill Caves.

When you take the ferry to Kangaroo Island, your first experience of what it holds will be in Penneshaw within the Dudley Peninsular. This seaside town is your gateway to the surrounding wildlife, swimming beaches, wineries and spectacular views.

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As the capital of Kangaroo Island, Kingscote is where you can find all of the local produce, from artworks and seafood to honey and wine. It’s also the ideal place to call home for a week, with many accommodation options available for you to go off and explore.

Due to the varied landscape where the turquoise ocean meets rich greenery, there are plenty of things to do on Kangaroo Island to please everyone. Anyone keen on wildlife endemic to Australia should be on the lookout for kangaroos, wallabies, sea lions and fur seals, goannas, echidnas, koalas and more, in the protected and conserved areas of the island. Many of the local farmers and growers host tours so you can see the production and fruits of their labour, including Rob’s Sheep Shearing and Emu Ridge Eucalyptus Distillery. There are also plenty of active options, including sand boarding, kayaking, biking and swimming. Whatever you decide to do, chances are you’ll be on your feet, outside of the restraints of a vehicle.

You can explore Kangaroo Island and all that it has to offer with Kangaroo Island Adventure Tours. Combining the must-visit locations with activities to remember, these tours can be with a guide on the 2 Day Wilderness Explorer and 4 Day Adventure Escape, or self-guided on the 2 Day Self-Drive tour including your own car and accommodation at Vivonne Bay Lodge. Whether making your own way around or taking the help of a local guide, your experience of Kangaroo Island will beckon you to return year after year.

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Don’t miss Kangaroo Island Adventure Tours at the Adventure Travel Expo in Melbourne on 21st and 22nd February to find out more about this stunning island!

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