Kangaroo Island Tours
Discover the natural wilderness of Kangaroo Island on a guided tour. Witness Australian fauna and flora from koalas and kangaroos to plant species not found elsewhere. Visit pristine beaches home to sea lions and framed by impressive rock formations. Meet creative artisans and savour a food scene rich with local produce. Kangaroo Island makes a perfect short break or an ideal addition to your South Australia tour.Popular Tours View all
7 Days Melbourne to Adelaide
Operator: Trafalgar
7 Days Melbourne to Adelaide
Operator: AAT Kings
Discover Must do experiences and highlights on Kangaroo Island
Active Adventures
Lace up and explore the great outdoors on incredible walking trails that wind their way around Kangaroo Island. Alternatively, set off on a kayak adventure on the Harriet River.
Sandboarding Little Sahara
Hit the natural dunes spanning more than two square kilometres. Thrill seekers can try their hand at sandboarding or visitors can simply relax and enjoy the views of Nature’s Playground.
Sample Local Produce
Meet local artisans and sample the produce of Kangaroo Island. From lavender and honey farms to distilleries producing spirits and eucalyptus products, there is plenty to try.
Meet the Resident Wildlife
Hand feed kangaroos at the Kangaroo Island Wildlife Park, take a koala walk through the eucalyptus trees of Hanson Bay Wildlife Sanctuary, and check out Seal Bay Conservation Park with a local ranger. An animal lover’s paradise!
Flinders Chase National Park
Discover the rugged wilderness and impressive coastline of Flinders Chase National Park. Check out the iconic formations of the Remarkable Rocks and visit Admirals Arch, a popular hangout for playful fur seals.
Recent Reviews What our clients are saying about their Kangaroo Island tours
Fabulous scenery on Kangaroo Island and the Flinders Ranges and fortunate to see Rock Wallabies frolicking in a canyon in Wilpen Pound. The accommodation was of a high standard and all provided meals were good to excellent except on Kangaroo Island where the first breakfast was delayed for over half an hour for several of our group and the packed lunch of very poor standard. Also, I would have preferred lodgings on Kangaroo Island to be at a place where we could purchase a meal from a fast food place rather than being forced to pay the high prices at our hotel.
As a first-time traveller to the outback, who knew the drive from the airport to town of Yulara would see us pass 'the Rock'! On arrival we met our driver/guide Kym who shared his love ...read more of this wonderful country. He proved to be a congenial host and knowledgeable resource with very capable hands behind the wheel in such isolated areas.
For a journey that included Uluru in its glory at both dawn and dusk to Coober Pedy and back to the Flinstone's era; William Creek where we met Trevor Wright who developed a thriving community; the fascinating and hospitable Birdsville Hotel with nearby Diamantina River; a flight over a full Lake Eyre teeming with birdlife; time through Wilpena Pound and their efforts to cultivate local flora and fauna; then via Claire Valley to Adelaide and time at Kangaroo Island - meeting the locals, especially the sea lions in their home environment.
An unexpected highlight was a visit to Parachilna (north of Adelaide) and the Prairie Hotel (a real gem with fabulous luncheon cuisine and hospitality). Obviously travelling in such remote areas everything can't be perfect and the Maree Hotel fitted the bill - not just basic, make sure you take your own soap. Something most impressive was for the number of travellers that pass this way, there was no litter - making the journey extra special. Highly recommend!!
