25 things to do on Kangaroo Island

Kangaroo Island’s Dudley Peninsula: Journey from lighthouses to wine tasting

The Dudley Peninsula offers visitors both natural and food and wine locations to visit. The ferry to Kangaroo Island docks at Penneshaw on the Dudley Peninsula. Car hire and bus transfers are also available. From here you can visit the Cape Willoughby lighthouse and take a tour to the top of one of South Australia’s oldest operating lighthouses. Stop in and admire the beauty of the Chapman River and the views from Antechamber Bay across the Backstairs Passage to South Australia’s mainland.

For food and wine lovers, why not sample the wines on offer at the Dudley and False Cape wineries.

Penneshaw township has plenty to offer, gift shops, restaurants, cafes, safe swimming beaches, town and bush walks, accommodation and a hotel. It is the ideal location to top up on supplies as you arrive to Kangaroo Island by ferry.

• You can stock up on supplies in Penneshaw
• You can climb to the top of a lighthouse.
• You can camp at Antechamber Bay.
• You can kayak the Chapman River.
• You can taste wines produced on Kangaroo Island.
• You will learn about the winemaking process.
• You will sample local produce.
• You will be able to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Kangaroo Island

Little Penguins: The World’s Smallest Penguins

Penneshaw is home to a colony of little penguins. These penguins are the smallest in the world and a popular tourist attraction on Kangaroo Island.

Visitors can go on guided night tours to see the penguins as they head out from their burrows to the sea to feed.

The guides are knowledgeable about the penguins and their behaviour and can answer any questions visitors may have. They will also teach you how to respect the penguins and their habitat.

A night tour for penguins is a great way to experience the unique wildlife and natural beauty of Kangaroo Island and an opportunity to see these fantastic animals up close.

Kangaroo Island day tour, with little penguins as one of the highlights, offers multiple reasons to visit

• You will be guided by a knowledgeable guide who can answer all of your questions about little penguins and their behaviour.
• You will have the opportunity to hear, see and learn about the penguins up close in their natural habitat.
• You will be able to learn about the conservation efforts that are being made to protect the little penguins on Kangaroo Island.

Chapman River – A Haven for Water Enthusiasts and Wildlife Admirers on Kangaroo Island

The Chapman River traverses the Dudley Peninsula, across farm land and native vegetation, through the Lashmar Lagoon and Conservation Park to Antechamber Bay where it meets the Backstairs Passage, the passage of water between Kangaroo Island and the South Australian mainland.

Chapman River is an ideal location for swimming, kayaking, fishing and birdwatching. The river and beach can be accessed on both sides of the river, offering magnificent views across the water. Antechamber provides a pristine beach, white sands and crystal clear water. There are a number of picnic tables and camping is permitted.

• You will see wetland bird life along the river.
• You will enjoy the peace and tranquillity of this place.
• You can walk the length of the Bay.
• You can enjoy a picnic lunch.

Oyster Farm: Taste Fresh Oysters on Kangaroo Island

Kangaroo Island is home to some of the freshest oysters in the world. The Island’s clean, pristine waters and mild climate are ideal for oyster farming.

A visit to the only oyster farm on Kangaroo Island is for sure a treat. A great way to learn about oyster farming and to taste the Island’s delicious oysters and farmed abalini.

During an oyster farm tour, you will learn about the different types of oysters farmed on Kangaroo Island. You will also learn about the oyster farming process.

You will then have the opportunity to taste the freshly oysters or enjoy a seafood platter, allowing you to sample a range of produce from the sea’s of Kangaroo Island

Oyster farm tours are a great way to experience the unique culture and cuisine of Kangaroo Island. They are also a great way to learn about sustainable seafood practices.

Kangaroo Island day tour, with Oyster farm as one of the highlights, offers multiple reasons to visit

• You will be guided by a knowledgeable tour guide who can answer all of your questions about oyster farming and oysters.
• You will be able to taste freshest oysters.
• You will have the chance to learn about sustainable seafood practices.
• You will be able to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Kangaroo Island.

Cape Gantheaume: A wild and rugged peninsula

Cape Gantheaume is a headland located on the south coast of Kangaroo Island in South Australia. It was named after Vice Admiral Honoré Joseph Antoine Ganteaume (1755–1818) by the Baudin expedition to Australia in 1803.

Cape Gantheaume is also home to several other attractions, including:

• Murray Lagoon: This is a large lagoon that is home to a variety of bird life. There are a number of bush walks and a campground.
• D’Estrees Bay: This is a beautiful bay with a white sand beaches and clear waters, and it is also popular for fishing and surfing. There are a number of small campgrounds, a self-drive your and short bush walks.

Kangaroo Island day tour, with Cape Gantheaume as one of the highlights, offers multiple reasons to visit:

• You will see stunning views of the coastline and the Southern Ocean.
• You will have the opportunity to go hiking, bird watching, surfing, self-guided drive to learn about the heritage and nature of the area, beach fishing, bush walking and camping.
• You will be able to enjoy the fresh air and beautiful coastal scenery of Cape Gantheaume.

Clifford’s Honey Farm: A sweet treat for honey lovers

Clifford’s Honey Farm is a family-owned and operated honey farm located in Haines, Kangaroo Island, South Australia. The farm was established in 1973 by Dave Clifford. The Farm is still owned and run by David and his family.

The Farm produces a range of honey, including wildflower, citrus, and creamed honey. The honey is all produced on the Farm and harvested and processed using traditional methods.

The Farm also offers a range of honey products, including honey beauty and health products, honey confectionery and even honey beer. The products are all made with natural ingredients. The Farm shop also sells Kangaroo Island and bee-like souvenirs and showcases local art and craft for purchase.

The Farm is open to the public for tours and tastings. Tours are provided and give visitors a behind-the-scenes look at the honey production process. Tastings allow visitors to sample the Farm’s honey, and they are a great way to learn about the different types of honey that are produced on Kangaroo Island.

The Farm is located within farm land and is a great place to relax and enjoy the taste of honey and maybe even a honey ice cream.

Kangaroo Island day tour, with Clifford’s Honey Farm as one of the highlights, offers multiple reasons to visit

• You will taste delicious honey that is produced on Kangaroo Island.
• You will learn about the honey production process.
• You will have the opportunity to meet the beekeepers.
• You will enjoy traditional honey ice cream.

Emu Ridge Eucalyptus Oil Distillery: A family-owned business, 100% pure Australian eucalyptus oil

Emu Ridge Eucalyptus Oil Distillery is a family-owned and operated business located in Macgillivray, Kangaroo Island, South Australia. The distillery was established in 1991 by the Turner family, and continues to be a family affair with multiple generations still working there.

The distillery produces 100% pure Australian eucalyptus essential oil from the Kangaroo Island Narrow Leaf Mallee (Eucalyptus Cneorifolia).  The oil is steam distilled from the leaves of the eucalyptus tree and used for various purposes, including aromatherapy, massage therapy, and skin care.

The distillery also offers a range of other products made from eucalyptus oil, including soaps, lotions, balms, and candles. The products are all-natural and made with high-quality ingredients. The distillery is open to the public for tours and tastings, giving visitors a behind-the-scenes look at the distillation process. Tastings allow visitors to sample the distillery’s products and are a great way to learn about the benefits of eucalyptus oil.

The distillery is located in a beautiful bush setting, and can host and cater events.  

Kangaroo Island day tour, with Emu Ridge Eucalyptus Oil Distillery one of the highlights, offers multiple reasons to visit

• You will learn about the distillation process of eucalyptus oil
• You will have the opportunity to sample eucalyptus oil products.
• You will be able to enjoy the fresh air and beautiful scenery of Emu Ridge Eucalyptus Oil Distillery.
• You will be supporting a family-owned business.

Seal Bay: Where the sea lions play

Seal Bay Conservation Park is one of the most popular tourist destinations on Kangaroo Island. The Park is home to Australia’s third-largest Australian sea lion colony, and visitors can go on guided tours to see the seals up close.

The tours take visitors through the dunes to the beach, where they can observe the seals sunbathing, playing, and nursing their pups. The guides are knowledgeable about the seals and their behaviour and can answer any questions visitors may have.

In addition to the sea lions, Seal Bay Conservation Park is home to various other wildlife, including kangaroos, wallabies, echidnas and goannas. Visitors may also see dolphins and whales in the waters off the Park’s coast.

A day tour to Seal Bay Conservation Park is a great way to experience wildlife and natural beauty of Kangaroo Island. Visitors will learn about sea lions and their behaviour and have the opportunity to see these fantastic animals up close.

The Park is open year-round. The sea lions are most active in the morning and late afternoon.

Kangaroo Island day tour, with Seal Bay Conservation Park as one of the highlights, offers multiple reasons to visit:

• You will be guided by a knowledgeable guide who can answer questions about the Australian sea lions and their behaviour.
• You can see these sea lions up close in their natural habitat.
• You will be able to learn about the conservation efforts that are being made to protect sea lions.
• You will have the chance to see other wildlife in the Park, such as kangaroos, wallabies, and bush birds.
• You can enjoy the beautiful coastal scenery of Seal Bay Conservation Park.

Raptor Domain: Hold a wedge-tailed eagle and learn about birds of prey

Raptor Domain is a wildlife sanctuary located near Seal Bay on Kangaroo Island, South Australia. The sanctuary is home to a variety of birds of prey, including wedge-tailed eagles, owls, falcons, and hawks.

Raptor Domain offers a variety of educational programs and experiences, including free-flight bird shows, reptile presentations, and educational workshops. The sanctuary also provides an opportunity to hold a wedge-tailed eagle, one of Australia’s largest birds of prey.

Raptor Domain is a great place to learn about birds of prey and reptiles and their role in the environment. The sanctuary is also a great place to see these amazing creatures up close. 

Kangaroo Island day tour, with Raptor Domain as one of the highlights, offers multiple reasons to visit

• You will learn about birds of prey and reptiles and their role in the environment.
• You will see a variety of birds of prey and reptiles up close.
• You will have the opportunity to hold a wedge-tailed eagle and other native birds and reptiles if you are brave.
• You will enjoy an educational and informative experience.
• You will be contributing to the conservation of native and rescued birds on Kangaroo Island.

 Little Sahara – A playground for sandboarding and tobogganing

Little Sahara is a sand dune system located east of Vivonne Bay on Kangaroo Island. The dunes cover an area of over 2 square kilometres and range in height from 10 to 30 meters.

Little Sahara is a popular destination for sandboarding, tobogganing, mountain and “fat tyre” biking. Visitors can also enjoy hiking, bushwalking, and wildlife watching in the area or take a quad bike tour through the dunes.

When sand boarding during the summer months, the sand is likely to be drier and more firm.

Kangaroo Island day tour, with Little Sahara as one of the highlights, offers multiple reasons to visit

• You will experience the unique beauty of a sand dune system of large size and scale.
• You will be in awe of the size and crystal whiteness of these sand dunes.
• You will experience the thrill of sandboarding or tobogganing down the dunes.
• You might see a koala.

Vivonne Bay: A beautiful beach with something for everyone

Vivonne Bay is a beautiful bay located on the south coast of Kangaroo Island. The bay is home to a long, white sand beach and several other attractions, such as a fishing jetty, river, ruggered coastline and extensive sand dune system.

Visitors to Vivonne Bay can enjoy various activities, such as swimming, surfing, sunbathing, fishing, and hiking. The Bay is also a popular spot for whale watching in the winter months. There is a shop and cafe providing supplies, selling local produce and gifts and serving food all year round.

You can also go kayaking at Harriet River and enjoy the beautiful scenary. You can hire a kayak at Kangaroo Island Outdoor Action.

The Kangaroo Island day tour, with Vivonne Bay as one of the highlights, offers multiple reasons to visit.

• You will see a beautiful beach with white sand and clear waters.
• You will have the opportunity to go fishing, whale watching, or long beach walks.
• You might see the cray fish and lobster boats loading their catch on the jetty.
• You can go kayaking along Harriet River.
• You can taste the famous whiting burger at the Vivonne Bay General Store.

Kelly Hill Caves: Explore natural cave wonders

Kelly Hill Caves are a system of limestone caves located within the Kelly Hill Conservation Park on Kangaroo Island. The Caves were formed over millions of years by the action of water and carbon dioxide.

The Caves are home to various cave formations, including stalactites, stalagmites, flowstones, and cave pearls.

Much of the Park and its infra­struc­ture was destroyed in the Black Summer bushfires in the Jan­u­ary 2020. The rebuild is almost complete with the Park scheduled to be reopened in December 2023. Check out the Kelly Hill Conservation Park website for the latest information.

Kangaroo Island day tour, with Kelly Hill Caves as one of the highlights, offers multiple reasons to visit

• You will see a variety of cave formations, including stalactites, stalagmites and flowstones.
• You will learn about the unique geology of the caves.
• You might see an echidna.
• You will be able to do short and long bush walks including the Kangaroo Island Wilderness Trail.

Admirals Arch: Walk to the edge of the world

Admirals Arch is a natural formation located in Flinders Chase National Park on Kangaroo Island. The Arch was formed over millions of years by a combination of geological forces including erosion, weathering and geological uplift.

Admirals Arch is a popular tourist destination, and visitors can take the stairs down to a viewing platform that looks through the Arch or use the various wheelchair accessible lookouts to view the Arch and seal colony below. The Arch is home to a colony of long-nosed fur seals, and visitors can often see the seals basking on the rocks or playing in the rock pools.

Visiting Admirals Arch in the late afternoon when the sun is low provides for an impressive sun set.

Kangaroo Island day tour, with Admirals Arch as one of the highlights, offers multiple reasons to visit:

• You will see a naturally weathered rock formation known as Admirals Arch that is truly awe-inspiring.
• You will have the opportunity to see long-nosed fur seals up close and in their natural habitat.
• You will be able to learn about the geology of the Arch and how it was formed.
• You will see the Cape du Couedic lighthouse.
• You will be able to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Flinders Chase National Park.

Remarkable Rocks: A natural wonder of Kangaroo Island

Remarkable Rocks is one of the most popular tourist attractions on Kangaroo Island. The Rocks are a cluster of granite boulders eroded by wind and rain over millions of years. The Remarkable Rocks are located within the Flinders Chase National Park.

Visitors to Remarkable Rocks can explore around the Rocks for stunning coastline views and awe-inspiring rock formations. They may also encounter kangaroos, reptiles, and maybe even catch a glimpse of a white-bellied sea-eagle.

If you visit the Remarkable Rocks during the morning or late afternoon when the sun is low, this will provide impressive colours.

Kangaroo Island day tour, with Remarkable Rocks as one of the highlights, offers multiple reasons to visit

• You will see some impressive rock formations.
• You can walk around the Rocks for stunning coastal views.
• You will be able to learn about the geology of the Rocks and how they were formed and continue to form today.
• You will have the chance to see other wildlife in the area, such as kangaroos, reptiles, and coastal bird life.
• You will be able to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Flinders Chase National Park.

Cape Borda is Kangaroo Island’s remote lighthouse and with a the historic landscape

One of the most remote locations on Kangaroo Island, South Australia, Cape Borda is a lighthouse on the far north west corner of the Island. Built in 1858, it’s the third oldest remaining lighthouse in South Australia. A uniquely short and square lighthouse sitting atop some of South Australia’s tallest cliffs.

Tours and lighthouse keeper accommodation was provided at the lighthouse prior to the Black Summer Bushfires of 2019/20. The surround Flinders Chase National Park was damaged extensively. Currently there are no guided tours available, but visitors are able to take a self-guided tour around the lighthouse and the historic buildings and get an insight into the ear­ly light­keep­ers’ liv­ing con­di­tions, and how iso­la­tion and a demand­ing rou­tine dom­i­nat­ed their often harsh lives.

There is a walking trail connecting the lighthouse to Harvey’s Return and the lightkeepers cemetery. Visitors can traverse the 9km return hike or can stop by these sites via car located along the Cape Borda road.

Check the website for the latest information about opening times and what’s on offer.

• You can visit a unique short and square lighthouse.
• You will get an insight of the harshness of the work and living conditions for the early lighthouse keepers.
• You can enjoy magnificent views from Scott’s Cove of some of South Australia’s tallest cliffs.
• You will learn about the history and sometimes tragedy of the lighthouse keepers at the lighthouse keepers cementry.
• You might see a whale.
• You will be able to see across the water to the Yorke Peninsula and the islands in between.

The Enchanted Fig Tree: A magical dining experience in a 120-Year-old fig tree

The Enchanted Fig Tree is a unique dining experience located at Snelling Beach, Middle River on Kangaroo Island, South Australia. The restaurant is set inside a 120-year-old fig tree, offering a truly magical dining experience.

The restaurant is open for lunch and dinner, and the menu changes seasonally to reflect the freshest local produce.

The opening hours are in the summer months: Monday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday for lunch. Starlit dining on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Closed Sunday and Tuesday. Check the website for the latest information

The Gastronomo dining experience, is a culinary adventure that celebrate premium food sourced from the land and sea around Kangaroo Island and South Australia. This is an eight-course tasting menu evolves in front of you as each course is cooked over the flames, coal or smoke of an open fire pit set inside a historic sugar gum hut lit with flickering candle light.

Kangaroo Island day tour, with The Enchanted Fig Tree as one of the highlights, offers multiple reasons to visit

• You will dine in a truly magical setting.
• You will enjoy delicious and amazing food.
• You will partake in a truly unique Kangaroo Island dining experience.

Stokes Bay: A hidden paradise

Stokes Bay is a beautiful bay located on the north coast of Kangaroo Island, South Australia and is home to a secluded beach, voted Australia’s best beach 2022.

Visitors to Stokes Bay can enjoy various activities, such as swimming, snorkelling, sunbathing, fishing, and surfing.

Stoke Bay has also a campground, a boat ramp and the Rockpool Cafe, all in walking distance to the famous “hidden beach”

Kangaroo Island day tour, with Stokes Bay as one of the highlights, offers multiple reasons to visit

• You will see a beautiful beach with white sand and clear waters, voted Australia’s best beach 2022.
• You will have the opportunity to go fishing, swimming, surfing or snorkelling.
• You will follow a hidden cave and be at awe of the magical beach on the otherside.
• You will enjoy fish and chips and an ice cream at the Rock Pool cafe.

Kangaroo Island Wildlife Park: Get up close and personal with Australia’s unique wildlife

Kangaroo Island Wildlife Park is a wildlife park located 2.9km west of Parndana on Kangaroo Island, South Australia. The Park is home to around 100 species and over 500 animals including both Australian and exotic animals.

Visitors to the Park can feed and interact with the animals and learn about animals and their ecology and enjoy their educational and interactive displays.  If you are wanting a more personal, exclusive experience then consider taking a private tour. Visitors can take a self-guided tour through the Park and are able to get up close to many of the amazing animals. 

Kangaroo Island day tour, with Kangaroo Island Wildlife Park as one of the highlights, offers multiple reasons to visit:

• You can get up close and personal with some of Australia’s unique wildlife.
• You will learn about Australian animals.
• You can make use of our picnic area or grab a coffee, snack or ice cream at the café while you venture around the Park.
• You will be supporting rescued wildlife on Kangaroo Island.

In the heart of Kangaroo Island, Parndana, with its rich history, local charm, and soldier settler heritage

Parndana is the heartland of Kangaroo Island, situated conveniently in the middle of the Island, Parndana is a service town but also tells an important chapter of Kangaroo Island’s settlement. Originally settled in 1948 by returned soldiers and their families, Parndana still plays an important role in servicing the Parndana community and surrounding farms.

The Soldier Settler Museum on the southern edge of town, provides a historic display about the area’s development and is well worth a visit. It also houses a range of different historic farm machinery for the mechanic enthusiast.

• You will meet a local.
• You will learn about the Soldier Settlement scheme which cleared and settled the lands in the western end of Kangaroo Island.
• You will be able to grab supplies, eat and support local businesses.

Emu Bay: Explore the lavender farm or go dolphin watching

Emu Bay is a beautiful bay located on the north coast of Kangaroo Island. The bay is home to a long, white sandy beach and several other attractions, such as a fishing jetty, a lavender farm, and a dolphin-watching tour operator.

Visitors to Emu Bay can enjoy various activities, such as swimming, sunbathing, boating, fishing and long beach walks.

Kangaroo Island day tour, with Emu Bay as one of the highlights, offers multiple reasons to visit

• You will see a beautiful beach with white sand and clear waters.
• You will have the opportunity to go fishing either by boat or from the beach.
• You will be able to enjoy the fresh air and beautiful scenery of Emu Bay.
• You will have the chance to visit the lavender farm or go on a dolphin-watching tour.

Emu Bay Lavender Farm: A purple oasis

Emu Bay Lavender Farm is a working lavender farm located in Wisanger, Kangaroo Island, South Australia. The farm was established in 2001 and it now covers over 51 acres of land, growing a variety of lavender, including Lavandula Angustifolia and Lavandula Intermedia. The lavender is harvested in the summer months and used to make a range of products, including essential oils, hand creams, linen spray, lip balm stick and much more.

The Farm also has a cafe and a gift shop. The cafe serves lunch and afternoon tea, and it uses lavender in many of its dishes. The gift shop sells a variety of lavender products, as well as other souvenirs and locally made products from Kangaroo Island.

The Farm is located in a beautiful setting, en route to Emu Bay and is a great place to relax and enjoy the beauty and aroma of lavender.

Kangaroo Island day tour, with Emu Bay Lavender Farm as one of the highlights, offers multiple reasons to visit

• You will see beautiful fields of lavender.
• You will have the opportunity to sample lavender products.
• You will be able to enjoy the fresh air and beautiful scenery of Emu Bay Lavender Farm.

Bay of Shoals: Beautiful Bay and beautiful wine

The Bay of Shoals is a beautiful bay on Kangaroo Island, where the main township of Kingscote is located. 

The Bay of Shoals is a popular spot for fishing but also plays an important role in the protection and conservation of marine species due to its protected waters acting as a breeding ground for an array of fish and shell fish species. There is a walking trail which takes you along a stretch of the bay, traversing from one side of Kingscote to the other, offering stunning views across the bay. On occasion, you may spot some whales.

Bird watching is a popular activity in the Bay of Shoals. The Bay is home to various birds, including seabirds, shorebirds, and pelicans. The bird-watching season runs year-round, and is best viewed from at Reeves Point.

Fishing can be done from the Kingscote jetty or by boat. A boat ramp is situated just west of Reeves Point.

The Bay of Shoals is also home to the Bay of Shoals winery, and offers the opportunity to taste some of the Island’s beautiful wines and offers magnificent views of the Bay across the vineyards.

Kangaroo Island day tour, with Bay of Shoals as one of the highlights, offers multiple reasons to visit

• You will be able to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Bay of Shoals
• You will have the opportunity to see a variety of shore birds.
• You will be able visit Reeves Point, the site and learn about the first official European settlements in South Australia was established.
• You will be able to visit some of the Island’s award-winning wineries and cellar doors.

Kangaroo Island Spirits: A Local Distillery

Kangaroo Island Spirits is a small distillery in Cygnet River, Kangaroo Island was first established in 2006 and was South Australia’s first boutique distillery . The distillery produces a variety of spirits, including gin, vodka, and liqueurs which are traditionally crafted and cleverly balanced to infuse the character that Kangaroo Island’s native vegetation has to offer.

Their new distillery and cellar door is now open. It is set with in their beautifully landscaped gardens filled with native botanicals which will allow increased production capacity, as well as a brand new 4,500L whisky still. 

Kangaroo Island Spirits is a popular tourist destination, and the distillery offers a range of experiences including blending your own gin, premium gin tasting, cocktail masterclass and more.

Kangaroo Island day tour, with Kangaroo Island Spirits as one of the highlights, offers multiple reasons to visit

• You can participate in one of their many gin tasting and gin blending experiences. 
• You will have the opportunity to taste a variety of Kangaroo Island Spirits products.
• You will enjoy drinks and nibbles in the beautiful garden inspired by the botanicals used to produce the award-winning gin.

Nocturnal Tours: Discover the Nightlife of Kangaroo Island

Kangaroo Island is a beautiful place to visit during the day but also a great place to explore at night. The Island is home to various nocturnal animals, including kangaroos, wallabies, possums, owls, and micro-bats.

Nocturnal tours are a great way to see these animals in their natural habitat. The tours are led by a knowledgeable guide who can locate the animals and explain to you about their behaviour.

Nocturnal tours typically start in the early evening and last a few hours. They usually take place in the bush land or along road sides where they are easy to locate.

Kangaroo Island Tours and Bus Charters offers nocturnal tours as part of their service. 

A nocturnal tour is a great way to experience the unique wildlife and natural beauty of Kangaroo Island. Visitors will learn about the nocturnal animals and their behaviour and have the opportunity to see these amazing animals up close.

Kangaroo Island day tour, with Nocturnal tours as one of the highlights, offers multiple reasons to visit

• You will be guided by a knowledgeable guide who can answer all of your questions about the nocturnal animals and their behaviour.
• You will have the opportunity to see the nocturnal animals up close in their natural habitat.
• You will be at ease while your experienced guide drives you around Kangaroo Island at night.