South Australia
South Australia has a wide variety of landscapes and attractions. From the hub of Adelaide, head north to Alice Springs via the Flinders Ranges, Coober Pedy and Uluru (Ayers Rock).
Travel south to Kangaroo Island, and east to Melbourne via the Great Ocean Road and Grampians National Park.
Tour Information
Tour Prices: (code: KIDT)
- 1 April 2008 to 31 March 2009
- Ferry Return AU$230
Ferry one way, Flight return AU$385 - Departure Days and Places
- Important Information To Read Before You Travel
- Note that with the flight option, transfers between city and Adelaide Airport are not included. Taxi is approximately $15 and 15 minutes each way.
- Tour is operated as a code-share with Kangaroo Island Sealink
What's Included on Tour:
All touring, lunch, return coach/ferry travel, pick ups from Adelaide accommodation to Kangaroo Island and National Park entry fees.
1 day Kangaroo Island Highlights
Experience the unspoilt nature and spectacular wild beauty of Kangaroo Island on this full day tour. Perfect for those short on time but want to visit this renowned home to so much wildlife including wild sea lions, koalas, echidna and of course Kangaroos.
Tour Highlights
 | Seal BayGuided walk with the Sea Lions at Seal Bay. |  | Remarkable RocksSurprisingly enough they really are. |
 | WildlifeFlinders Chase National Park wildlife wonderland. |  | Admirals ArchPeer into the the natural rock arch. |
Itinerary
Depart early morning for a scenic coach trip through the hills and farmland, and along the coast to Cape Jervis, connecting with SeaLink’s fast and comfortable ferry “Sealion 2000” for the short 45 minute cruise to Kangaroo Island.
Your day of discovery begins with a visit to Seal Bay, where you can walk with a Parks Ranger amongst a wild colony of rare and endangered sea-lions resting on the beach after their long fishing expeditions. Discover the Island’s renowned park, Flinders Chase National Park, a sanctuary for numerous native Australian animals including kangaroos, wallabies, koalas, echidnas and Cape Barren Geese.
On the most southern tip of Flinders Chase National Park is Remarkable Rocks and Admiral’s Arch, both providing great photographic opportunities. Remarkable Rocks is truly remarkable in size and shape offering spectacular sea views. At Admiral’s Arch with its rugged coastal scenery look for fur seals frolicking in the waters below. We then commence our journey back to Penneshaw, for the return ferry and coach transfer to Adelaide. (Passengers returning to Adelaide by air, will be transferred to Kingscote Airport for the flight to Adelaide)
Drag the timeline at the bottom of the map to fly through our routes, reading notes along the way.
