Kangaroo Island

Kangaroo Island more than earns its ranking as Australia’s fourth major tourism icon. Find seals basking on quiet beaches. See koalas munching on gum trees. Watch echidnas wandering in search of insects. Look out for the kangaroos, goannas, penguins and birds at just about every turn. Walk among huge weather sculptured granite boulders at Remarkable Rocks. Roll down the white sand dunes of Little Sahara. Dodge wildlife as you hike through bushland. Stretch out on your own piece of the island''s 480 kilometres of coastline. Retire to a lighthouse keeper''s cottage for the night. Travelling to Kangaroo Island is easy.

Sunset Winery Kangaroo Island

Sunset Winery is Kangaroo Island’s first purpose built cellar door/winery. Part of our production policy is that all fruit for the wine is sourced from Kangaroo Island vineyards. Sunset Winery has elevated sea views overlooking picturesque Eastern Cove and beyond. The winery is situated amongst fourteen hectares of native bushland. Many species of birds can be seen, and kangaroos, the goanna and echidna, all call Sunset Winery home. Four hundred sheoaks have been planted as a food source for the endangered Glossy Black Cockatoo. Enjoy a light lunch featuring their Savouring Platter served with tastings of their seven premium wines,

Kangaroo Island Explorer

Kangaroo Island Explorer offer guided tours showcasing the best of Kangaroo Island's unique wildlife and botanical species, windswept seascapes, local wine and culinary delights. Join Kangaroo Island Explorer in luxurious four wheel drive comfort as you journey into the wilderness of an island abound with diverse and unique wildlife, rugged coastlines, impressive and ancient geological formations, secret beaches and delectable local produce and wineries. Our privately guided day tour itineraries are focused on your enjoyment and comfort and we aim to exceed your expectations with customised itineraries to suit every traveller with their individual interests and timetables. Our fully accredited

Bay of Shoals Wines

Bay of Shoals Wines is located just north of Kingscote overlooking the Bay of Shoals and Reeves Point, site of the first settlement in South Australia. The first vines were planted on the hillsides in 1993, they are hand pruned and the grapes are hand picked. There are now 10 hectares of vines including Cabernet Sauvignon, Shiraz, Riesling, Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc. These premium grapes are grown in a true maritime climate, the wines reflecting this quality environment with intense varietal flavours.

The Investigator Trail

Prospect Hill is one of the most stopped by spots on Kangaroo Island. The road from the ferry terminal at Penneshaw goes right by and so just about every visitor to the island passes it. Explorer Matthew Flinders rowed to the end of Pelican Lagoon, a few hundred metres away, in 1802 and then tramped up the hill. The Investigator Trail more or less follows his steps. Park at the small parking area by the road at Pelican Lagoon and walk the trail to Prospect Hill. The lookout there offers glorious views across the narrowest part of the island. Signs

Drift Away Massage

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