Experiences
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
While visiting Seal Bay don’t miss taking a stroll along the 900 metre (return) boardwalk. Enjoy the showcase of scenery, including limestone cliffs and dunes, along with the stunning coastal scenery that Seal Bay is famous for.
Viewing platforms along the boardwalk will allow you to stop and watch the Australian sea-lions, as they surf waves or sun themselves on the beach (or even spot an adorable seal pup!). The boardwalk tour allows you to enjoy the scenery at your own pace and is self-guided.
The entire boardwalk is wheelchair accessible and there are interpretive signs along the way where you will learn about the habits and behaviours of the Australian seal lion.
Looking for even more excitement? Take a guided tour with one of their experienced Interpretive Officers into the heart of the colony.
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Emu Bay Fishing Charters
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.-
North Coast
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Brownlow Beach
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.-
Kingscote
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Hanson Bay Wildlife Sanctuary
The 5000 acre Hanson Bay Wildlife Sanctuary is situated on the western end of Kangaroo Island.-
West End
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Flour Cask Bay Beach
A long and variable bay ranging from high to very low energy beaches, with little development other than the access road.-
South Coast
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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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Beyeria Walk
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.-
South Coast
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Island Beach
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.-
Penneshaw & Dudley Peninsula
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Frenchman's Rock
The rock, named Frenchman's Rock, was inscribed by the members of Nicolas Baudin's crew on the ship Le Geographe in 1803.-
Penneshaw & Dudley Peninsula
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Seal Bay
As Kangaroo Island's premier tourist attraction, the award winning Seal Bay offers visitors an unforgettable wildlife experience.-
South Coast
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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-
Penneshaw & Dudley Peninsula
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