This full day tour is our signature Kangaroo Island experience which combines a range of wildlife encounters, some north and south coast landscapes, and an elegant barbecue at a private camp in the bush.
ITINERARY
Start the day with a cuppa and some home-baked morning tea before taking a walk down a country track through tall Eucalyptus trees where koalas snooze overhead or wake briefly for a feed.
Travel through the Island’s most productive country to the north coast. Walk through the bush with your guide – through strangely shaped trees learning what makes that noise or whose tracks those are. Look for small wallabies almost extinct on the mainland, a kangaroo found only on Kangaroo Island and a variety of other birds, plants and animals.
Break for lunch at a private bush camp and enjoy a delicious meal featuring King George whiting (local sea fish), fresh salads and fine South Australian wines.
End the day at Seal Bay Conservation Park take a private tour with your guide among Australian Sea-lions on a beautiful sandy beach – an experience similar to that of the Galapagos. Watch pups nursing or playing in the surf, see old bulls bearing the scars of territorial disputes and learn about their unique breeding biology.
Transfer back to Kingscote Airport or your accommodation. INCLUSIONS One day small group touring hosted by a local guide Home-baked traditional Australian morning tea with a selection of hot beverages Elegant al fresco lunch set in the bush with a choice of local wines, beer, soft drinks and spring water Access to field guides, binoculars and maps All necessary fees and admissions

This full day tour explores the wilderness of the west end of Kangaroo Island, including fire ecology, a series of wildlife encounter opportunities, an elegant picnic lunch and the iconic landscapes of Flinders Chase National Park.

ITINER ARY

Begin the day travelling through some of the fire-affected landscapes of Kangaroo Island, which are recovering quickly following generous winter rains.
Learn about fire ecology and how nature deals with fire. Some of our native flora species only flower following fire!
Travel into Flinders Chase National Park and explore the massive shapes of Remarkable Rocks, a natural sculpture perched impossibly on top a granite dome plunging into the ocean
Break for an elegant picnic lunch in the bush, or if weather permits, on a spectacular clifftop. Lunch features marinated poached chicken, fresh salads, cheeses accompanied by local wine, beer, soft drinks and spring water.
Evidence of the power of the Southern Ocean swell continues at Admirals Arch – a coastal grotto which provides a haul out for a large colony of Long-nosed fur seals which swim effortlessly through crashing waves.
Transfer back to Kingscote Airport or your accommodation. INCLUSIONS One day small group touring hosted by a local guide Home-baked traditional Australian morning tea with a selection of hot beverages Elegant al fresco lunch set in the bush with a choice of local wines, beer, soft drinks and spring water Access to field guides, binoculars and maps All necessary fees and admissions

* Larger vehicles or multiple vehicles available on request*

Traditionally half our departures are private, tailor-made experiences. The focus may be wildlife, landscape and good food and wine, or designed around a specific interest including:
Birdwatching Photography Family-friendly for little travellers Conservation connection - meeting up with local researchers Art and culture Food and wine Multi-mode adventures Luxe couples celebrating special occasions
We can customise the menu, add upgrades like sunset drinks, link up with adventure operators - please talk to us about a specific experience if you want Kangaroo Island Tailor-made.

INCLUSIONS
All tours include home-baked morning tea served with traditional Australian treats; alfresco picnic with a choice of local wines, beer, soft drinks and spring water; access to field guides, binoculars and maps; and all necessary National Parks fees.

* Larger vehicles or multiple vehicles available on request*


This full day tour explores the wilderness of the west end of Kangaroo Island, including fire ecology, access to a private wildlife refuge, a series of wildlife encounters, an elegant picnic lunch and the iconic landscapes of Flinders Chase National Park.

ITINER ARY

Begin the day on the island’s north-west in an important private wildlife refuge with Kangaroo Island Land for Wildlife. Check out wildlife surveys targeting tiny endangered mammals and get an introduction to the bush, so the fire ecology experienced later in the day has context.
Break for an elegant picnic lunch in the bush, featuring marinated poached chicken, fresh salads, cheeses and fantastic South Australian wine, beer, soft drinks and spring water.
After lunch, travel into Flinders Chase National Park and explore the massive shapes of Remarkable Rocks, a natural sculpture perched impossibly on top of a dome of granite emerging from the ocean.
Evidence of the power of the Southern Ocean swell continues at Admirals Arch – a coastal grotto which provides a haul out for a large colony of Long-nosed fur seals who swim effortlessly through the crashing waves.
Transfer back to Kingscote Airport or your accommodation. INCLUSIONS One day private touring hosted by a local guide Home-baked traditional Australian morning tea with a selection of hot beverages Elegant al fresco lunch set in the bush with a choice of local wines, beer, soft drinks and spring water Access to field guides, binoculars and maps All necessary fees and admissions

* Larger vehicles or multiple vehicles available on request*

This full day tour is our signature Kangaroo Island experience which combines a range of wildlife encounters, some north and south coast landscapes, and an elegant barbecue at a private camp in the bush.
ITINERARY
Start the day with a cuppa and some home-baked morning tea before taking a walk down a country track through tall Eucalyptus trees where koalas snooze overhead or wake briefly for a feed.
Travel through the Island’s most productive country to the north coast. Walk through the bush with your guide – through strangely shaped trees learning what makes that noise or whose tracks those are. Look for small wallabies almost extinct on the mainland, a kangaroo found only on Kangaroo Island and a variety of other birds, plants and animals.
Break for lunch at a private bush camp and enjoy a delicious meal featuring King George whiting (local sea fish), fresh salads and fine South Australian wines.
End the day at Seal Bay Conservation Park take a private tour with your guide among Australian Sea-lions on a beautiful sandy beach – an experience similar to that of the Galapagos. Watch pups nursing or playing in the surf, see old bulls bearing the scars of territorial disputes and learn about their unique breeding biology.
Transfer back to Kingscote Airport or your accommodation. INCLUSIONS One day private touring hosted by a local guide Home-baked traditional Australian morning tea with a selection of hot beverages Elegant al fresco lunch set in the bush with a choice of local wines, beer, soft drinks and spring water Access to field guides, binoculars and maps All necessary fees and admissions

* Larger vehicles or multiple vehicles available on request*


The Dudley Peninsula which forms the east end of Kangaroo Island is a microcosm of the rest of the island. The north coast has hills rolling down to the sea and white sand beaches. Roadside vegetation forms an avenue overhead many of the narrow roads. Ice-age dunes and rugged limestone cliffs dominate the south coast, which is indented by high-energy beaches.
ITINERARY
Start the day at Pennington Bay situated at the narrowest part of the Island. This Southern Ocean beach is a popular fishing and surf spot. Enjoy home-baked morning tea overlooking extensive wave-cut platforms and contrasting deep aqua water.
Travelling east, we get endless views of the serene marine sanctuary which is Pelican Lagoon. Adjacent the lagoon is excellent kangaroo habitat and the tea-tree thickets harbour tammar wallabies sheltering from their constant predator - the wedge-tailed eagle.
The deep alluvial soils of Willson River overlying limestone are perfect for grapevines. The team at False Cape Wines have a newly opened cellar door experience overlooking well-established wines. We will sample their range of wines and then enjoy a local produce picnic nearby.
Cape Willoughby Lighthouse, established in 1852, stands tall on an exposed headland. Explore the lighthouse precinct and the granite canyon known as "Devil's Kitchen". This lighthouse shines a warning for sailors traversing the treacherous Backstair's Passage. The headland provides protection from ocean swells for Antechamber Bay. Take a walk on the long white sandy beach or seek our birds on the quiet backwaters of the Chapman River estuary.
End the day in Penneshaw which we can access via a 4WD trail known as Binney's Track. This runs adjacent to Baudin Conservation Park which provides habitat for a range of wildlife including glossy black-cockatoos, kangaroos, wallabies and echidnas. INCLUSIONS One day private touring hosted by a local guide Home-baked traditional Australian morning tea with a selection of hot beverages Elegant al fresco lunch set in the bush with a choice of local wines, beer, soft drinks and spring water Access to field guides, binoculars and maps All necessary fees and admissions