Kangaroo Island 2-day Wildlife Adventure

Days

DEPARTS

06:30

RETURNS

22:00

PRICE

$795-995 AUD

Wildlife, beaches and landmarks. Local food and wine, BBQ and glamping. Unforgettable memories and island life.

Exclusions

Meals not listed (e.g. breakfast Day 1 and dinner Penneshaw Day 2).
Personal purchases and souvenirs.
Optional activities like sandboarding or tobogganing at Little Sahara.
Snacks and drinks are not included in meals.

Tour Inclusions

Bus transport in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle.
Experienced tour guide.
Scenic ferry to and from Kangaroo Island.
Wildlife at Duck Lagoon, Seal Bay and Flinders
Chase National Park.
Lunch at Kangaroo Island Brewery and picnic
lunch Day 2. • Aussie BBQ dinner.
Glamping accommodation with bedding.
Breakfast Day 2.
National park entry fees.

What to Bring

Comfortable walking shoes for beach and nature walks.
Warm clothes for cool evenings and mornings.
Sunscreen, hat and sunglasses for daytime.
Reusable water bottle.
Swimwear and towel for the beach.
Camera or smartphone for capturing memories.
Small daypack for personal items.
Any personal medications or essentials.

OPERATES

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•Departs Wed, Sun (Nov-Mar)
••Departs Wed (all year round)

What you can actually see!

Day 1

Adelaide Pick-up: Meet your guide for the next 2 days as he picks you up from selected locations in Adelaide and then we head to Cape Jervis.
Cape Jervis: Ocean views and dolphins on the ferry.
Penneshaw: A quaint coastal town to get a taste of Kangaroo Island.
Duck Lagoon: Short walk and koalas and birdlife.
Kingscote: Free time in the largest town on the island. Coffee, shopping or a leisurely walk.
Kangaroo Island Brewery: Lunch. Platter of local delights and tasting at this rustic spot.
Emu Bay Lavender Farm: Wander through the fragrant fields and shop for lavender goodies. Coffee or a lavender scone.
Emu Bay Beach: Short walk along this beautiful beach and dolphins.
Stokes Bay: Swim and relax at this secret spot, voted Australia’s best beach. Calm waters and stunning views.
Cosy Campsite Accommodation: Finish the day with an Aussie BBQ dinner and stargazing before glamping for the night.

Accommodation

Glamping Bell Tents (Four-Share): Communal tents with single beds and linen for a comfy night’s sleep.
Private Glamping Tents: Upgrade to a private tent. Private tent for a peaceful retreat.
Traditional Aussie Swag: Sleep under the stars in a swag for a real bush experience. All options are in a campsite with shared facilities and a relaxed atmosphere.

Day 2

Breakfast: Start the day with a local Kangaroo Island breakfast.
Flinders Chase National Park: See Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch surrounded by coastal scenery.
Little Sahara: Catered lunch then sand dunes, optional sandboarding or nature walk.
Seal Bay Conservation Park: Walk on the beach with your National Park Ranger and learn about the conservation efforts to save this endangered species while seeing the sea lions in their natural habitat.
Penneshaw: Free time to explore the town, have dinner (at your own cost) and reflect on the day before the ferry back to
Adelaide.Return to Adelaide: Board the ferry for the relaxing trip back, and arrive in Adelaide with Kangaroo Island memories.

Details

Get on the bus and head to Cape Jervis

Meet your guide for the next 2 days during the pick-ups from selected Adelaide Hotels between 6.30 and 6.45 am. Listen to expert commentary as we drive to Cape Jervis for the 45-minute ferry crossing to Kangaroo Island.

Get to Kangaroo Island

Once on the ferry, grab a toasted sandwich and a coffee from the Ferry kiosk (at your own cost) and then choose a comfy chair by the window or take the stairs to the top deck and feel the wind in your hair as you take in the views. If you’re lucky you might even see dolphins playing in the bow of the ferry. Get excited as we arrive on Kangaroo Island.

Arrive at Penneshaw

On the northeast coast of Kangaroo Island, Penneshaw welcomes ferry arrivals with its peaceful coastline, rolling hills and charming streets. As we hop on the Kangaroo Island coaster, the tour group will take a quick drive through Penneshaw. We won’t stop here this time but the seaside town has plenty to see and some great places to eat for our return visit. This short drive will give you a taste of Penneshaw’s natural beauty, cultural attractions and foodie delights and will be a highlight of your day.

Useful info:

Kangaroo Island is bigger than you think. We cover a lot of km’s over the 2 days but we have structured this tour so we never spend more than 45 min on the bus at one time.

Stokes Bay:

Swim, Relax, and Enjoy the View. Located on the northern coast of Kangaroo Island Stokes Bay is a little hidden gem! Capturing the essence of natural beauty and peace. Known for its beautiful setting, calm water and laid-back atmosphere it’s the perfect place for your tour group to stop, take a swim and soak up the charm of this coastal haven. What makes Stokes Bay different is its natural swimming area, a haven for beachgoers looking for calm, protected water. The beach leads to a sheltered lagoon formed by a rocky reef, perfect for swimmers of all levels. Keep an eye out for the many Dolphin pods that frequent the bay and if you’re lucky they might visit us. Get back on the bus and head to our overnight stay.

Day 2

Breakfast

Waking up at Eleanor Downs Farm is good for the body and soul. Enjoy local Kangaroo Island goodies in the rustic Old Shearing Shed as you take in the views. Every bit of the morning is Kangaroo Island. As you head out for the day’s adventures the farm stay calmness stays with you, leaving you feeling refreshed, renewed and ready to take on the island.

Flinders Chase National Park

Now we’re off to the legendary Flinders Chase National Park. A highlight of our Kangaroo Island Adventure and a must-see. Kangaroo Island’s rugged natural beauty and icons. See the Remarkable Rocks, a dramatic granite formation and Admirals Arch where New Zealand fur seals play by the ocean. Take in the coastal views, ancient landscapes and wildlife. For the adventurous there’s a chance to walk the park’s trails and get up close and personal with the wilderness. Whether you’re gazing at the geological wonders or trekking through the different habitats Flinders Chase is a nature lover’s paradise.

Lunch - Little Sahara

We have a catered picnic lunch in this amazing spot. Little Sahara on Kangaroo Island is a natural wonder, massive sand dunes surrounded by bushland. For the adventurous this is a must-do, sandboard or toboggan down the giant dunes (own cost). For the more laid back take a walk across the sand and marvel at the contrast between the dunes and the greenery. Whether you’re racing down the slopes or taking photos of this surreal landscape Little Sahara is an adventure for all ages.

Seal Bay

Our last stop before Penneshaw is Seal Bay Conservation Park. A chance to see endangered Australian sea lions in the wild. Guided by rangers you’ll walk along the beach and learn all about these amazing creatures while observing their daily activities up close. From playful pups in the surf to adults basking on the sand after a foraging trip, this is a deep connection to these incredible animals. Seal Bay is not just a wildlife experience but an educational and ethical experience that will leave you in awe of Kangaroo Island’s ecosystem. A must-see for anyone looking for inspiration and a nature fix.

Penneshaw – 5:30 pm

Dinner (own cost): Free time in Penneshaw before we board the Ferry back to Adelaide. You have about an hour to chill out and reflect on your Kangaroo Island wildlife adventure. This is a great spot to grab a bite to eat (at your own cost), take a walk around the town, and enjoy the views or the beach. As we board the ferry back to Adelaide you’ll be taking home with you memories of your Kangaroo Island Wildlife Adventure.

Arrive in Adelaide

Hop back on the ferry and return to Adelaide at approximately 10 pm.

Our guides know Kangaroo Island, and at times, it might be a better experience to slightly change the itinerary due to weather or other factors. Our number one aim will always be to provide the very best experience for our passengers

Cygnet River (Duck Lagoon) Koala Walk:

A Wildlife Sanctuary on Kangaroo Island Our first stop is the Cygnet River’s Duck Lagoon 15-minute Koala Walk, a peaceful and picturesque spot on Kangaroo Island where nature lovers can get up close and personal with native wildlife. This is a great opportunity for your group to connect with the natural beauty of the island. Famous for its resident koalas, birdlife and tranquillity, the Duck Lagoon Koala Walk is the perfect start to your wildlife adventure.

Take a break in Kingscote:

Free Time and Coffee Stop Kingscote is the largest town on Kangaroo Island and the perfect place to take a break during your tour. With its coastal charm, friendly locals and cafes galore Kingscote is the perfect spot to relax and wander at your own pace. Whether you want to enjoy a quiet coffee, take a leisurely walk along the foreshore or browse the shops this stop has something for everyone.

Useful info:

Lunch is a time for us to eat local food and for you and your guide to take a break. No food prep or clean up on our tours.

Kangaroo Island Brewery (Lunch)

Sit back and enjoy this beautiful property and a tasting before lunch and then a platter lunch of Kangaroo Island delights.

Emu Bay Lavender Farm

Next is Emu Bay Lavender Farm, a peaceful retreat on the northern coast of Kangaroo Island. Famous for its fields of lavender, peaceful atmosphere and unique shopping. Emu Bay Lavender Farm will be a highlight of your day.
Emu Bay Beach Walk For those who love to walk Emu Bay Beach is a peaceful and calming experience. The sound of the waves and the feel of the sand beneath your feet is the perfect soundtrack as you walk this beautiful beach. Take a moment to admire the ever-changing colours of the sea which range from aqua to sapphire. The contrast of the water and white sand is a photographer’s dream. Keep an eye out for local wildlife – dolphins are often spotted in the bay and seabirds gliding overhead. For those who love to walk Emu Bay Beach is a peaceful and calming experience. The sound of the waves and the feel of the sand beneath your feet is the perfect soundtrack as you walk this beautiful beach. Walk as fast or as slow as you like, feel the ocean breeze on your face and enjoy the simple pleasure of being in nature.

Overnight Stay - Glamping Accommodation

Information

We love working with like-minded families and businesses and using local ingredients where we can. Dinner tonight will be all about local, seasonal produce.

Dinner

After a big day of exploring Kangaroo Island, relax in our comfy glamping tents at a beautiful campsite with nature and relaxation. Here your guide will cook up a storm of locally sourced meats, fresh salads and crusty bread. Vegetarian options are available, too, so everyone can enjoy them. The BBQ is more than just a meal – it’s a social occasion. The relaxed atmosphere means you can share stories and laughs with your fellow travellers while helping with dinner as you sip on your favourite local drink. The fire pit (season dependant) will add warmth and ambiance to this true blue Aussie experience.

Accommodation

Options that combine comfort with Kangaroo Island’s natural beauty. For a communal and cozy experience the four-share glamping bell tents are the way to go. All have single beds with comfortable mattresses and luxurious linen for a good night’s sleep. For the more adventurous who want a more immersive outdoor experience you can sleep under the stars in a traditional Aussie swag. Roll it out on the ground and sleep under the starry night sky. If you prefer more privacy you can upgrade to sleep in your own glamping tent. All sleeping accommodations is comfortable. These offer a secluded space to retreat to after a big day of exploring with shared bathroom facilities. This option gives you peace and quiet while still being part of the farm’s community.