Experiences
Kangaroo Island Sculpture Trail
The newly developed Kangaroo Island Sculpture Trail is now open and already welcoming and amazing visitors of all ages.
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Penneshaw & Dudley Peninsula
The Kangaroo Island Sculpture Trail is the region's leading cultural art attraction, owned and managed through the work of community volunteers.
The trail's sculptures capture the unique story of Kangaroo Island, its natural environment and its community, providing a unique cultural experience for visitors and residents alike.
Located in the heart of the coastal village of Penneshaw, just a few minute's walk from the Penneshaw Jetty, opposite beautiful Hog Bay Beach, The Kangaroo Island Sculpture Trail is a fun, free and family-friendly experience offering original artwork in a beautiful native setting.
Come for a wander through the stunning trail, following the contours of the natural environment. Explore the many surprises, scenic lookouts, ancient vegetation and the stunning ravine walls.
Your donation to the trail helps our volunteers grow our trail's art collection.
The trail is 1.5 kms in length; an easy walk but with some steps so is unfortunately not suitable for wheelchairs.
The trail is open 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. Trail markers with maps are situated within the trail to help you select your route.
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Island Beehive
Discover pure Ligurian honey at Island Beehive on Kangaroo Island — enjoy honey tastings, bee tours, and shop local honey products at the farmgate.
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Kingscote
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Old Wisanger School
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.
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North Coast
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Kelly Hill Caves
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.
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West End
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Island Alive Wellness Retreat and Experiences
Located on the edge of Pelican Lagoon on Kangaroo Island, Island Alive Wellness Experiences tailor sessions for relaxation and rejuvenation on your busy holiday.
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American River & Surrounds
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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
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Exceptional Kangaroo Island E-Bikes
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
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Cygnet River
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Kingscote Silo Art
Standing at 25 metres tall and overlooking the township of Kingscote is the mural captivating visitors with the beautiful portrayal celebrating Kangaroo Island wildlife.
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Kingscote
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Cape Willoughby Lightstation - Cape Willoughby Conservation Park
Situated in the easternmost point of Kangaroo Island, Cape Willoughby Lighthouse was the first lighthouse to be built in South Australia in 1852.
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Penneshaw & Dudley Peninsula
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Flinders Chase National Park Visitor Centre
Step into a world of natural wonders at the newly built Flinders Chase National Park Visitor Centre.
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West End
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Boxing Bay Beach
Within Boxing Bay are two beaches composed of both sand and boulders.
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Kingscote
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