Get a glimpse of Kangaroo Island’s history, culture, and local products on our half-day exploration of Kangaroo Island.
Visit the iconic Emu Ridge Eucalyptus Distillery where you learn about the manufacturing process and view a large range of local products and produce.
Next stop is the Island Beehive where you can taste and purchase some of the purest honey in the world.
Then travel to the township of Kingscote. You will have 1 hour to explore the main township, shop at the local gift shops or have lunch in one of the local cafes.
As you depart Kingscote, drive past the famous Silo Art which has become a fan favorite. An amazing photo opportunity!
Next you travel to Kangaroo Island Brewery where a fantastic taste testing of their famous craft beers and ciders await you.
Enjoy your transfer to Pennington Bay a wild and rocky coastline perfect for photos!
Having visiting several different key locations and enjoy sampling local goods and products you head back to Penneshaw.
Pick up is from Penneshaw, the gateway to Kangaroo Island.
First stop is the iconic Emu Ridge Eucalyptus Distillery. Here you can learn about the manufacturing process and history of the eucalyptus distillery via a short DVD. You can also view a large range of local products and produce. Keep a look out for the friendly local kangaroos and the emu’s that give the area their name!
Observe a functioning beehive, browse local wares, and purchase some of the famous Ligurian Bee Honey that the island is known for. We highly recommend scooping up a tub of their honey ice-cream to enjoy.
Visit the township of Kingscote, the largest town on the island and South Australia’s oldest European settlement. Enjoy free time to explore the nearby beach, visit cafe’s and chat with locals.
See amazing silo art on display such as Australias largest kangaroo artwork and the local glossy black cockatoo.
Travelers will visit the Kangaroo Island Brewery, founded in 2015, where they will enjoy a taste testing of their most popular craft beers and ciders
Stop off at the scenic Pennington Bay. Admire the sweeping rugged coastline and crystaline waters and enjoy a photo-op.
Drop off is at Penneshaw, the gateway to Kangaroo Island and the same location that you were picked up from
Information Booth will be set up onsite. Location is to the left of the building at 49 North Terrace and across the road from the Church. Please check In at the Information Booth 30-minutes before tour departure time. Pick up point is only a 10-minute walk from Penneshaw Wharf.
Kangaroo Island, located off the coast of South Australia, is a pristine wilderness haven known for its diverse wildlife, stunning landscapes, and rich history. Often referred to as 'Australia's Galapagos,' it offers a unique blend of untouched nature, adventure, and cultural experiences.
This national park is home to iconic rock formations like Remarkable Rocks and Admiral's Arch, as well as diverse wildlife including sea lions and koalas.
A unique opportunity to see Australian sea lions up close and walk along a pristine beach.
A unique desert-like landscape with massive sand dunes, perfect for sandboarding and quad biking.
Unique honey produced by Ligurian bees, known for its rich flavor and health benefits.
Tender, free-range lamb with a distinctive flavor, often grass-fed and organic.
Freshly caught lobster, often served grilled or in seafood platters.
Summer is the peak tourist season with warm weather, long daylight hours, and the best conditions for outdoor activities. Wildlife is abundant, and the sea is perfect for swimming and snorkeling.
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Kangaroo Island is a safe destination with low crime rates. However, travelers should be aware of natural hazards and take precautions when engaging in outdoor activities.
Public buses are not extensive, but tour operators offer shuttle services to popular attractions.
Available • Apps: None widely available
Car, Bike
A day trip to two of the island's most famous wildlife spots, offering a chance to see sea lions and koalas in their natural habitats.
A day trip combining sandboarding and quad biking at Little Sahara with koala spotting at Hanson Bay Wildlife Sanctuary.
Price varies by option