AustraliaKangaroo Island
Discover routes, attractions, and guides in Kangaroo Island.
8 routes
Kangaroo Island South Coast Wilderness Walk
Walk the wild south coast of Kangaroo Island — the exposed Southern Ocean coastline of dramatic limestone cliffs, hidden beaches, and coastal heath that remained unchanged through two centuries of European occupation of the island's gentler north.
Kangaroo Island North Coast & Penneshaw Drive
Drive the north coast of Kangaroo Island from Penneshaw — the ferry arrival point — through Emu Bay and Stokes Bay to Kingscote, the main town, exploring the sheltered northern beaches and the pastoral landscape of a self-sufficient island community.
Kangaroo Island Wildlife Drive
Drive Kangaroo Island's wildlife circuit — a day of encountering koalas, echidnas, kangaroos, and wallabies in a landscape where native animals have no predators and little fear of humans, creating wildlife encounters impossible on the mainland.
Seal Bay Australian Sea Lion Walk
Walk the beach at Seal Bay Conservation Park with a ranger guide — Kangaroo Island's most famous wildlife experience puts you within metres of Australian sea lions, the rarest sea lion species in the world, resting on their home beach.
Kangaroo Island Birdwatching Walk
Explore Kangaroo Island as a birding destination — the island's isolation has produced endemic subspecies and supports populations of threatened birds extirpated from the mainland, making it one of South Australia's finest birdwatching locations.
Kangaroo Island Food, Honey & Spirits Walk
Explore Kangaroo Island's exceptional food scene — Ligurian bees producing the world's purest honey, premium seafood from clean Southern Ocean waters, sheep dairy, and the gin distillery that has put island spirits on the international map.
Cape Borda to Cape Forbin Lighthouse Walk
Explore the remote northwest tip of Kangaroo Island — Cape Borda's 1858 cannon-firing lighthouse, the rugged Ravine des Casoars Wilderness Protection Area, and the coastline where French explorers first mapped the island in 1802.
Remarkable Rocks & Admirals Arch Walk
Explore the southwestern tip of Kangaroo Island — Flinders Chase National Park contains the Remarkable Rocks (granite boulders sculpted by 500 million years of weather on a clifftop above the Southern Ocean) and Admirals Arch (a natural rock arch colonised by fur seals).