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Kangaroo Island in Style

Experience the very best of Kangaroo Island!

On this two-day, one-night tour of Kangaroo Island, you will travel with an experienced guide in a comfortable 4WD touring vehicle.  Your guide will give you an introduction to island life— where things take time, where drivers wave as they go by or even stop for a chat. you’ll discover Australia’s own ‘Galapagos’, with unique wildlife and a pristine habitat of bush, beach, and farming land. You’ll learn about the history of the land and the diversity of the farming industry, as well as meet kangaroos, koalas, seals, and rare birds. The scenery is unforgettable. From the gourmet lunches served with local wines in outstanding bush locations, to freshly prepared morning teas, and your choice of accommodation, this is a guaranteed must-do on your Australian vacation list! Departs daily at 7.30am and returns the
next day at 7.30pm

INCLUSIONS

• One night boutique accommodation on Kangaroo Island - choice of hotel grade
• Two full day tours with lunch—Island Life and Flinders Chase Focus
• Touring by 4WD
• Experienced naturalist guide
• Round-trip transfers from hotel to Adelaide Airport
• Round-trip flight from Adelaide Airport / Kangaroo Island
• Meals as noted

ISLAND LIFE Get an introduction to Island life where things take time. Walk quietly through the bush with your guide and learn what makes that noise, whose tracks are those and who left that little pile there? Look for wallabies, extinct on the mainland, and a kangaroo found only on Kangaroo Island. Break for lunch and enjoy a delicious meal featuring local seafood, fresh salads and fi ne South Australian wines at a private bush location. At Seal Bay Conservation Park, walk with your guide among Australian sea lions on a beautiful sandy beach. Watch pups nursing or playing in the surf, see old bulls bearing the scars of territorial disputes, and learn about their unique breeding biology.

FLINDERS CHASE FOCUS Flinders Chase National Park, a vast wilderness covering the entire west end of the island, is home to kangaroos, wallabies, possums, goannas, echidnas, koalas, platypus and many birds including rare Cape Barren geese. At Cape du Couedic visit a fur seal colony of 20,000 at rest on the rocks or frolicking in the surf under Admirals Arch, a spectacular coastal grotto. The Remarkable Rocks, huge natural granite sculptures, have been carved by relentless winds, rain and salt from the Southern Ocean. Good wines and local produce feature highly in the picnic lunch.