Adventure awaits on Kangaroo Island

Awaken your senses in the wild

Nature’s masterpiece off South Australia’s coast

Kangaroo Island is South Australia’s nature escape. It's a world of pristine beaches, dramatic cliffs and native wildlife. Just off the Fleurieu Peninsula, the island spans more than 4,400 square kilometres of rugged landscapes and quiet bays. Sea lions bask on white sands at Seal Bay, and koalas doze in eucalyptus trees above the trails. The scenery is as diverse as it is breathtaking, from sculpted granite formations at Remarkable Rocks to the crystal waters of Vivonne Bay.

Visitors can sample local honey from the world’s only pure strain of Ligurian bees, taste freshly shucked oysters, or enjoy handcrafted spirits and wines at boutique distilleries. The island’s small communities offer distinct warmth and character. Whether part of a coastal adventure or one of our South Australia tours, Kangaroo Island promises an unforgettable journey through nature, flavour and pure Australian spirit.

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Discover rugged coastlines and gentle moments

Flinders Chase National Park reveals nature’s raw power at the western edge through Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch, where waves carve through ancient stone and fur seals rest on the rocks below. Travellers can explore these natural landmarks on guided Kangaroo Island tours, often visiting secluded beaches, bushland lookouts, and boardwalks with sweeping ocean views. With over one-third of the island protected as a national or conservation park, it remains one of Australia’s best-preserved wilderness areas.

Further inland, the pace softens. Spring carpets the pastures in wildflowers, while summer brings golden sunsets over clifftops. In autumn, cooler air sets the mood for rich wines and seafood platters, and winter invites cosy fireside dining in farm-to-table restaurants across the island. You’ll find cellar doors offering wines with crisp, elegant flavours. Taste handmade cheeses at Island Beehive, or enjoy freshly caught King George whiting at Enchanted Fig Tree Restaurant.

Awaken your senses in the wild
Awaken your senses in the wild

Meet hidden wonders and extraordinary wildlife

Beyond its iconic landmarks, Kangaroo Island hides a world of discovery. On the eastern side, the Dudley Peninsula has rugged cliffs, mallee woodlands and secluded beaches that attract birdwatchers and nature photographers. The area forms part of South Australia’s protected coastal reserves, preserving endemic species. Travellers who prefer peaceful walks and open horizons will appreciate this area.

Stokes Bay reveals one of Kangaroo Island’s best-kept secrets: a hidden cove reached through a tunnel of rocks that opens to a pristine beach of white sand and calm turquoise waters. Visitors can admire the region’s rugged beauty while spotting native wildlife like glossy black cockatoos, kangaroos, and echidnas.

Marine life flourishes along the island’s coasts, especially within the Kangaroo Island Marine Parks, where Australian sea lions, long-nosed fur seals and little penguins find refuge. Guided tours of Seal Bay Conservation Park bring travellers face-to-face with sea lions resting on pristine sand — one of the few places in the world where this experience is possible.

Kangaroo Island rewards those who venture beyond the main trails. Whether you’re exploring on a guided wildlife tour or a scenic drive, the island invites curiosity and calm in equal measure.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best month to visit Kangaroo Island?

March to May and September to November are ideal for mild weather, active wildlife, and fewer crowds. Summer offers longer days for sightseeing, while winter brings whale watching and quieter experiences.

Is one day enough for Kangaroo Island?

A single day allows for highlights like Remarkable Rocks and Seal Bay. But to truly explore the island’s wildlife, coastlines, and food scene, plan at least two to three days.

What is the best way to see Kangaroo Island?

The best way to experience Kangaroo Island is on a guided tour with Fun Over 50 Holidays. Our all-inclusive journeys cover everything from ferry transfers and luxury coach transport to curated sightseeing and local guides who bring the island’s stories to life.

Is Kangaroo Island worth visiting for tourists?

Absolutely. It’s home to pristine national parks, native wildlife, and gourmet local produce, making it one of Australia’s most rewarding eco-tourism destinations.

Can you stay overnight on Kangaroo Island?

Yes. Visitors can choose from coastal lodges, boutique retreats, and eco-accommodation. Staying overnight lets you enjoy sunrise at Flinders Chase, stargazing, and the relaxed island pace.

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