Unforgettable experiences

A unique Aussie attraction & retail craft gallery that includes tours of the eucalyptus distillery, local produce & art, Café & KI Ciders Cellar Door

Emu Ridge Eucalyptus Oil Distillery, established in 1991, is a unique and captivating tourist attraction on Kangaroo Island.

Visit Island Beehive to learn about Ligurian Bees. Kangaroo Island was declared a sanctuary for this docile bee in 1885.

Enjoy unique experiences at Island Beehive — taste pure Ligurian honey, join guided bee tours, and learn about Kangaroo Island’s honey heritage.

Adventure awaits with Kangaroo Island Outdoor Action — experience quad biking, sandboarding, kayaking, and more in the island’s wild and rugged landscapes.

A Gin and Whisky Distillery with a cellar door, an interpretive garden and a full production unit with experiences and events

Kangaroo Island Outdoor Action offers customers a variety of high quality, action based, outdoor activities with the opportunity to explore otherwise inaccessible parts of KI.

Emu Ridge is proud to preserve the history of the MacGillivray Post Office offering a glimpse into the past and celebrating South Australia's postal heritage.

Kangaroo Island SeaLink offers a wide range of touring products on Kangaroo Island, including day tours that will take you to many of the highlights.

Bay of Shoals is a coastal winery situated on historic Reeves Farm, one of South Australia’s first settlements and former home to Augustus Reeves.

Pop on into the Emu Bay Lavender Farm and Gift Shop to explore their hand-crafted range of products, merchandise and decor.

Since 1990 Exceptional Kangaroo Island has offered all inclusive small group day and extended tours of Kangaroo Island, travelling in comfortable four wheel drive vehicles.

Exceptional Kangaroo Island has recently launched a new electric bike (e-bike) circuit through the Cygnet Valley, exploring a range of landscapes, wildlife habitat, heritage, a

Kangaroo Island Wool sets a new standard in the wool industry with a focus on modern farming practices, animal husbandry, and fine merino wool production.

Experience the Artistry of Wool at Kangaroo Island Wool's Captivating Mill Tour! Unveil the fascinating journey of how raw wool transforms into world class garments.

RADKI offers guests a rare insight into the largely unexplored North Western coastline of Kangaroo Island.

It’s amazing what you see when you slow down to a natural pace – the tiny details, the big sky.

Admire the wonder of Admirals Arch in Flinders Chase National Park — a stunning sea-carved rock bridge and home to playful Long Nosed fur seals.

Art by Design showcases the art work of award winning, established and emerging artists in an exclusive blend of the best island inspired artwork.

Australian Red Gum products are hand turned from Kangaroo Island timbers that were relics of huge trees that once graced the western end of Kangaroo

The Australian Walking Company strive to provide unique high quality guided walks that focus on delivering an exemplary guest experience.

Cape Borda Lightstation is testament to a bygone era of travelling the open seas by sail. It is a monument to isolation and hardship.

Cape Gantheaume Conservation Park is located on the southern coast of Kangaroo Island approximately 40 kilometres south west of Kingscote.

A 1.9km self-guided walking trails provide further insight into the lives of the early Lighthouse Keepers and the construction of the Lightstation.

Situated in the easternmost point of Kangaroo Island, Cape Willoughby Lighthouse was the first lighthouse to be built in South Australia in 1852.

Discover the historic Cape du Couedic Lighthouse in Flinders Chase National Park, Kangaroo Island. Explore rugged coastal views, wildlife, and rich maritime heritage.

Go to Cliffords Honey Farm on Kangaroo Island for a new tasting experience.

Clifford's Honey Farm Experiences start with homemade honey ice-cream to enjoy eating as you hear about their farm and the famous Ligurian Honey Bees.

Kangaroo Island's premier fishing charter, based on the North coast we leave from Emu Bay and offer a range of charters to suit all abilities.

Enjoy the full False Cape Wines experience, a Deluxe Lunch experience for two including a deluxe platter, two tasting flights and a bottle of wine.

Step into a world of natural wonders at the newly built Flinders Chase National Park Visitor Centre. Located on Kangaroo Island, this state-of-the-art facility welcomes

This park is a rugged wilderness featuring iconic landmarks such as the world-famous Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch.

The 5000 acre Hanson Bay Wildlife Sanctuary is situated on the western end of Kangaroo Island.

Hanson Bay Wildlife Sanctuary offers guided day time and nocturnal tours.

Enjoy oceans views with strik­ing land­scapes, but come pre­pared for steep sections.

For over 20 years, Inspiration Outdoors have been leading small group-guided walking holidays to extraordinary natural areas of Australia.

Located on the edge of Pelican Lagoon on Kangaroo Island, Island Alive Wellness Experiences tailor sessions for relaxation and rejuvenation on your busy holiday.

Kangaroo Island Bush Getaway offers a unique quadbike adventure tour around picturesque farmland and bushland.

Kangaroo Hire a Guide offers four-wheel drive tours with itineraries that allow you to discover the most interesting sites on Kangaroo Island.

Join Kangaroo Island Living Honey for an authentic beekeeping experience, or take one of their educational tours. You will be amazed!

Kangaroo Island Living Honey's Farm Gate Shop is set among the workings of the Honey Farm.

Let Kangaroo Island Marine Adventures show you a different side of Kangaroo Island and its wonderful marine wonderland.

Kangaroo Island Touring Company offers bespoke private luxury tours, showcasing the best of Kangaroo Island with their local accredited naturalist guides.

Kangaroo Island Trails offers day tours on Kangaroo Island that cater to the gourmet food and wine enthusiast .

Nature's secrets are waiting to be discovered at every step of the five-day trek, on the Kan­ga­roo Island Wilder­ness Trail.

Set over 50 acres and home to over 500 animals, visitors can spend time with some of Australia's unique wildlife in a fun, educational environment.

Ready to step back in time? Kel­ly Hill Caves reopens with a brand-new experience with an audio-visu­al tour fea­tur­ing nar­ra­tion and a dynam­ic light dis­play.

Come along with Kool Tours and gain an understanding of the history and knowledge of the local Tribes of southern South Australia.

Pilgrim is a wonderful boutique, nestled in the heart of Parndana, Kangaroo Island. With its blend of French antiques, sustainable fashion, homewares, Kangaroo Island products

Visit the Platypus Waterhole in Flinders Chase National Park, Kangaroo Island, for a rare chance to spot elusive platypus in their natural habitat amid bushland.

Raptor Domain is home to the only free flight Birds of Prey presentation in South Australia. As well as daily Reptile presentations.

Perched above the sea in Flinders Chase National Park, the impressive Remarkable Rocks form what appear to be a cluster of precariously balanced granite boulders.

This undulating hike follows the lightkeepers’ old cart track which transported suppliers between Harveys Return and Cape Borda.

Meet Rob and his Kelpie dogs, as they share this most Australian experience with visitors.

As Kangaroo Island's premier tourist attraction, the award winning Seal Bay offers visitors an unforgettable wildlife experience.

While visiting Seal Bay don’t miss taking a stroll along our 900 metre (return) boardwalk.

Seal Bay has launched a brand new behind-the-scenes Research Tour that is guaranteed to become a highlight of any trip to Kangaroo Island.

Sheps Studio Art Gallery is the working studio and gallery of artist, Neil Sheppard (alias Shep). You will receive an enthusiastic welcome when you visit

Solstice Kangaroo Island is located in the Wisanger Hills near Emu Bay on stunning Kangaroo Island only a short drive from Kingscote.

Experience boutique wine tasting at Springs Road Wines on Kangaroo Island — handcrafted wines, vineyard views, and a relaxed cellar door experience.

This walk combines unusual coastal scenery with early settlement heritage sites.

Taste elegant cool-climate wines at The Islander Estate Vineyards, where French winemaking meets Kangaroo Island’s unique maritime growing conditions

Explore the scenic Waterfall Creek Hike in Flinders Chase National Park on Kangaroo Island — a trail through native bushland leading to a seasonal waterfall.

Groovy Grape Adventures is all about creating unforgettable experiences for adventurers, young and young at heart. With a focus on exploring South Australia’s stunning landscapes,

The Penneshaw Maritime and Folk Museum is a National Trust Museum situated in Penneshaw on the Dudley Peninsula at the eastern end of Kangaroo Island.

Penneshaw Markets is a showcase for local artists, gardeners, growers, authors, photographers, artisans, and small-scale food producers in a social village atmosphere.

The Penneshaw Penguin Centre (PPC) provides tours to educate the public about a very special sea bird found on Kangaroo Island- the little penguin!

The Rebuild Independence Project is a volunteer group that is re-creating the first vessel ever built in South Australia - the 45ft United States Schooner

Rose Cottage Farm have a selection of produce and artwork for you at the farm gate.

Shoal Bay Studio is a working studio that produces and presents handmade jewellery, paintings, art prints, photographic prints, pottery, as well as other object d'art

Get up close and personal with majestic Highland Cows, adorable farm animals, including the rare Valais Blacknose sheep, playful chickens, and friendly ducks.

Untamed Escapes connects travellers from all walks of life with adventure, wildlife, wellness and epicurean experiences in nature.

Bald Hill provides spectacular views overlooking Murray Lagoon and is an ideal spot to observe a variety of wetland birds.

This hike follows the coast east of Penneshaw along a section of the original bullock track to Cape Willoughby and provides views across Backstairs Passage

Beyeria Walk is a short stroll through Kangaroo Island Narrow-leaved Mallee with broombush understorey. Beyeria Conservation Park was named after the endemic Turpentine Bush.

Walkers will not only discover a large range of birdlife but also a variety of vegetation communities.

George Bates, called Fireball because of his red hair, was one of the first settlers to Kangaroo Island.

A trail through the scrub to the ruins of a fish cannery built in the late 1890s.

George Turner is a 3rd generation islander who is retired and has a hobby for all visitors and locals to the island to enjoy. Located

One of three original cottages built at Kingscote in 1856. The cottage has a collection of items depicting the early settlement of Kingscote.

The newly developed Kangaroo Island Sculpture Trail is now open and already welcoming and amazing visitors of all ages.

Standing at 25 metres tall and overlooking the township of Kingscote is the mural captivating visitors with the beautiful portrayal celebrating Kangaroo Island wildlife.

The Kingscote Tidal Pool is located on the Kingscote Foreshore near the wharf. Sea water flows in and out of the pool.

A favourite for beach lovers, Lashmar Conservation Park adjoins the long sandy beach at Antechamber Bay.

The Parndana Soldier Settlement Museum is a modern historical display telling the stories of the development of the soldier settlement scheme in the early 1950s.

Welcome to the beautiful town perched on the shores of the American River Inlet and Pelican Lagoon. Explore the fascinating history, engaging stories, meet locals...

Located on the north coast of Dudley Peninsula on Kangaroo Island overlooking Backstairs Passage. Antechamber Bay beach is a 4.2 km long, northeast facing beach.

It's a neighbour to the popular attraction Seal Bay. Bales Beach is one of the few accessible surfing beaches along the south coast.

Baudin Beach located on the Dudley Peninsula was named in 2002 after the French navigator Nicolas Baudin in honor of his exploration of Kangaroo Island

The Bay of Shoals is circular in shape, with the northern and southern shoreline separated by a small tidal creek.

Within Boxing Bay are two beaches composed of both sand and boulders.

A sheltered and easily accessible beach suitable for families with children and great for swimming, snorkelling or fossicking for shells.

Brownlow is a small beachfront settlement located 2 km south of Kingscote. The 1.5 km long settlement is fronted by a narrow high tide beach.

Flinders Chase National Park is a must for any Kangaroo Island parks adventure. This vast area of wilderness features the iconic Remarkable Rocks.

Chapman River is an ideal location for swimming, fishing and birdwatching.

Christmas Cove on the western side of the Penneshaw town, has been converted into a small boat harbour .

D'Estrees Bay sits on the south coast of Kangaroo Island and extends from Point Tinline north to Point Reynolds.

Here you may observe the birdlife on the Lagoon from the shelter of the bird hide.

The beach ranks among the most popular due to its clear waters, long shoreline with direct vehicle access.

A long and variable bay ranging from high to very low energy beaches, with little development other than the access road.

The rock, named Frenchman's Rock, was inscribed by the members of Nicolas Baudin's crew on the ship Le Geographe in 1803.

This small, secluded bay sits along the south coast of Kangaroo Island just west of the famous Kelly Hill Conservation Park.

Fringed by dense bush land and home to wallabies, kangaroos and Roseburg goannas. A range of bird life, including pelicans and the endangered Hooded plover.

The main King George Beach is located at the river mouth.

Wander around the town of Kingscote and look out for intriguing street art scattered throughout and often in unexpected places.

A beautiful town perched between Nepean Bay and the Bay of Shoals.

Nepean Bay is a bay located on the north-east coast of Kangaroo Island.

This cemetery holds the remains of the Early Settlement inhabitants who arrived on Kangaroo Island in 1836.

Old Mulberry Tree is a tree located at Reeves Point in Kingscote on Kangaroo Island.

The Old Wisanger School was opened in 1884. Visitors can walk through the building and view photos and old test books in their original setting.

Pelican Lagoon is a seawater lagoon located on the north coast of Kangaroo Island about 18.7 kilometres south east of Kingscote.

Penneshaw Beach (Hog Bay) is 600 m long and faces the northeast. There is a reserve and low foredune running the length of the beach.

Welcome to the beautiful town of Penneshaw perched on the Dudley Peninsula overlooking Backstairs Passage.

Pennington Bay sits on the southern coastline of Kangaroo Island. It is a stunning bay that is famous for its surfing.

At Vivonne Bay western headland, Point Ellen provides photographers with spectacular coastal scenery views with the Southern Ocean sending its waves crashing on to the

Climb the 500 steps to the top of Prospect Hill, the highest point on Kangaroo Island. Enjoy rewarding views of the island.

Explore the Valley of the Cassowaries, after the now extinct dwarf emu. Take a walk into the valley, and arrive at a secluded beach.

The colourful cliffs of Red Banks, 15 minutes north of American River, rank among the island's best-kept secrets.

Reeves Point is the site where the first settlement in South Australia was established.

Snellings Beach is the most visible and most popular on the north coast.

The chancel built in 1884 is the oldest public building in Kingscote. Originally it was the first public school.

Voted Australia's Best Beach in 2023, Stokes Bay, located on Kangaroo Island's north coast, is protected from the pounding surf by a giant rockpool.

Strawbridge Point lies directly opposite the American River settlement and forms the sandy eastern side of the inlet.

The Cairn - Indicates the site of the first Post Office. The South Australian Company store houses were constructed on this site.

This walk at Murray Lagoon offers the visitor a chance to see birds such as ducks, swans and waders.

Vivonne Bay was voted one of Australia's top beaches, this was because of its clear water, cleanliness and privacy. Its long, sandy beach is ideal

Western River Cove is one of the nicer beaches on the entire island, and well worth the winding drive out to the coast.