Experiences
Fireball Bates Trail
George Bates, called Fireball because of his red hair, was one of the first settlers to Kangaroo Island.
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Penneshaw & Dudley Peninsula
George Bates, called Fireball because of his red hair, was one of the first settlers to Kangaroo Island.
He joined a sealing expedition in 1823, jumping ship in Kangaroo Island 13 years before settlers arrived.
The trail begins at the Kangaroo Island Visitor Information Centre and loops down to near the ferry and back. There are interpretive signs along the way. It is an easy walk of 3km and takes 1-2 hours to complete.
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Cape Borda Lightstation - Flinders Chase National Park
Cape Borda Lightstation is testament to a bygone era of travelling the open seas by sail. It is a monument to isolation and hardship.-
West End
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Reeves Point
Reeves Point is the site where the first settlement in South Australia was established.-
Kingscote
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Bay of Shoals
The Bay of Shoals is circular in shape, with the northern and southern shoreline separated by a small tidal creek.-
Kingscote
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King George Beach
The main King George Beach is located at the river mouth.-
North Coast
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Rose Cottage Farm
Rose Cottage Farm have a selection of produce and artwork for you at the farm gate.-
North Coast
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Australian Walking Company
The Australian Walking Company strive to provide unique high quality guided walks that focus on delivering an exemplary guest experience.-
West End
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Kangaroo Island Spirits Distillery Experiences
A Gin and Whisky Distillery with a cellar door, an interpretive garden and a full production unit with experiences and events-
Cygnet River
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Emu Bay Beach
The beach ranks among the most popular due to its clear waters, long shoreline with direct vehicle access.-
North Coast
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The Cairn
The Cairn - Indicates the site of the first Post Office.-
Kingscote
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George Turners Castle Lights
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-
North Coast
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