Experiences
Walk Kangaroo Island
It’s amazing what you see when you slow down to a natural pace – the tiny details, the big sky.
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Cygnet River
It’s amazing what you see when you slow down to a natural pace – the tiny details, the big sky. Your senses all come into play – the sounds, the heady smell of the sandhill daisy as you brush past, the feel of dry leaves crunching beneath your feet, or sand shifting on an impossibly white beach. Things we took for granted as children we can now seek out to make us more grounded, relaxed and reconnected.
Walk Kangaroo Island wants to connect with the landscape, the wildlife, the produce and the community. To discover the sense of place that makes the Island home a particular destination. It is not walking a linear track; instead, they have curated a selection of walks through conservation reserves, national parks, along cliff-tops and through private property.
This fully hosted trip uses a comfortable 4WD to link up the best walks. It leverages the experience and relationships built up by your hosts, Craig and Janet Wickham, with over 30 years in experiential travel. They introduce you to producers, artists, ecologists and business people who are Kangaroo Island stalwarts.
Come and share their open spaces, fresh air, fresh produce & solitude, and learn why they chose to make Kangaroo Island their home.
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Platypus Waterholes Walk - Flinders Chase National Park
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.-
West End
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Emu Ridge Eucalyptus Oil Distillery on Kangaroo Island
A unique Aussie attraction & retail craft gallery that includes tours of the eucalyptus distillery, local produce & art, Café & KI Ciders Cellar Door-
South Coast
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Lashmar Conservation Park
A favourite for beach lovers, Lashmar Conservation Park adjoins the long sandy beach at Antechamber Bay.-
Penneshaw & Dudley Peninsula
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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.-
Penneshaw & Dudley Peninsula
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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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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.-
South Coast
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Emu Bay Lavender Farm and Gift Shop
Pop on into the Emu Bay Lavender Farm and Gift Shop to explore their hand-crafted range of products, merchandise and decor.-
North Coast
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Cape du Couedic Lighthouse
Discover the historic Cape du Couedic Lighthouse in Flinders Chase National Park, Kangaroo Island. Explore rugged coastal views, wildlife, and rich maritime heritage.-
West End
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The Islander Estate Vineyards Experiences
Taste elegant cool-climate wines at The Islander Estate Vineyards, where French winemaking meets Kangaroo Island’s unique maritime growing conditions-
Cygnet River
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D'Estrees Bay
D'Estrees Bay sits on the south coast of Kangaroo Island and extends from Point Tinline north to Point Reynolds.-
South Coast
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