Experiences
Kingscote Tidal Pool
The Kingscote Tidal Pool is located on the Kingscote Foreshore near the wharf. Sea water flows in and out of the pool.
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Kingscote
The Kingscote Tidal Pool is located on the Kingscote Foreshore near the wharf.
Sea water flows in (and out) of the pool and normal swimming pool guidelines apply. A cold shower facility is available at the tidal pool.
The rock bound tidal pool provides excellent, safe swimming. Shaded, grassy elevated banks enable good supervision of young children. The pool is sectioned off with a shallow area and a deeper end.
Length of the Pool is 37m from pontoon to pontoon, and 50m from rocks to rock.
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Kangaroo Island Wildlife Park
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.
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South Coast
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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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Baudin Beach
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
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Penneshaw & Dudley Peninsula
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Solstice Kangaroo Island
Solstice Kangaroo Island is located in the Wisanger Hills near Emu Bay on stunning Kangaroo Island only a short drive from Kingscote.
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North Coast
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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.
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North Coast
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Penneshaw Market
Penneshaw Markets is a showcase for local artists, gardeners, growers, authors, photographers, artisans, and small-scale food producers in a social village atmosphere.
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Penneshaw & Dudley Peninsula
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Snelling Beach
Snellings Beach is the most visible and most popular on the north coast.
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North Coast
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Vivonne Bay Beach
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
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South Coast
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Curley Creek Hike - Cape Gantheaume Conservation Park
Walkers will not only discover a large range of birdlife but also a variety of vegetation communities.
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South Coast
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Seal Bay Boardwalk Tour
While visiting Seal Bay don’t miss taking a stroll along our 900 metre (return) boardwalk.
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South Coast
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