Kangaroo Island Tours
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Discover Kangaroo Island’s breathtaking scenery, wildlife, and landmarks like Seal Bay and Remarkable Rocks. Enjoy local flavors and unforgettable experiences on our guided tours. Book now!
1 Day Kangaroo Island Tour
Kangaroo Island, a stunning paradise of pristine beaches, lush greenery, and rich wildlife, is perfect for nature lovers and adventurers. On this tour from Adelaide, you’ll experience a ferry ride with scenic views of the Fleurieu Peninsula and Penneshaw before stepping onto the island to see wild seals at Seal Bay, enjoy a delicious 2-course lunch, and explore Flinders Chase National Park, home to unique landscapes like Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch. The tour wraps up with a visit to Kangaroo Island Wildlife Park, where you can interact with kangaroos and koalas before returning to Adelaide.
From $400
Kangaroo Island 2 Day Camping Tour
Experience the best of Kangaroo Island on this action-packed 2-day tour, featuring stunning coastal scenery, unique wildlife encounters, and glamping under the stars. Explore Remarkable Rocks, Seal Bay, and beautiful beaches while enjoying delicious local food.
From $895
3 Day Kangaroo Island Adventure
Discover Kangaroo Island over three exciting days! Experience breathtaking beaches, unique wildlife, and guided tours, including Seal Bay and Flinders Chase National Park. Enjoy honey tastings, scenic hikes, and conservation activities. Camp under the stars and unwind on pristine shores. Book your adventure today!
From $895
2 Day Kangaroo Island Tour – Accommodated
Discover Kangaroo Island’s breathtaking scenery and wildlife on this 2-day tour from Adelaide. You’ll see sea lions at Seal Bay, explore Flinders Chase National Park, and visit Kangaroo Island Wildlife Park to feed kangaroos and take photos with koalas. Day two includes a Birds of Prey display, visits to Emu Ridge Eucalyptus Distillery and Clifford’s Honey Farm, and wine tasting at False Cape Wines. With delicious meals and stunning views throughout, this tour offers a perfect blend of nature and local flavors before returning to Adelaide.
From $860
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Frequently Asked Questions About Kangaroo Island Tours
How long is the ferry to Kangaroo Island?
The crossing from Cape Jervis to Penneshaw takes about 45 minutes across Backstairs Passage. Ferry travel is included in our tour price, so you are not buying a separate ticket. The passage can be choppy in the southerly; take something before boarding if you are prone to seasickness.
How far is Kangaroo Island from Adelaide?
Cape Jervis, where the ferry leaves, is about 110 kilometres south of Adelaide, roughly two hours by coach down the Fleurieu Peninsula. Add the 45 minute crossing and you are about three hours from the city to Penneshaw before the island touring starts.
Can you see Kangaroo Island in one day?
You can see the headline sights, and our one day tour ($400) does exactly that: Seal Bay, Remarkable Rocks, Admirals Arch and Flinders Chase. It is a long day, roughly dawn to late evening from Adelaide, with a lot of it on the road and the ferry. If you want to slow down, the two day tours are the better trade.
How big is Kangaroo Island?
About 155 kilometres long and 4,400 square kilometres, Australia’s third largest island after Tasmania and Melville. That size is the reason a day trip is tight: the drive from the ferry at Penneshaw to Flinders Chase at the western end takes most of two hours.
Will I actually see wildlife?
Seal Bay is the reliable one: a guided boardwalk over a resident Australian sea lion colony, one of the few places you can stand that close to them. Kangaroos, wallabies and echidnas are common at dusk. Koalas are around but harder to spot. Nothing wild is guaranteed.
Can you touch the animals at Seal Bay?
No. Seal Bay is a conservation park and sea lions are a protected, threatened species, so you stay on the boardwalk or with the guide at a set distance. The Kangaroo Island Wildlife Park stop is where hands-on animal contact happens.
When is the best time to visit Kangaroo Island?
September to November for wildflowers, new lambs and active wildlife. March to May for warm settled weather and thinner crowds. Summer is hot and dry with high fire risk. Winter is green, wild and quiet, and the sea lions are still there. Tours run year round.
What are Remarkable Rocks?
Granite boulders on a dome above the Southern Ocean in Flinders Chase, weathered into hollowed shapes over roughly 500 million years and stained orange with lichen. They sit about 25 metres above the sea. Grip is poor in wet weather, so keep back from the edge.
Do I need to book the ferry separately?
No. The ferry is included in every tour price. If you are travelling independently, book the Cape Jervis crossing ahead in summer and over school holidays, because vehicle space sells out.
