Kangaroo Island 5 Day Tour
Spend five days touring this unique Island. Enjoy magnificent coastal scenery, see Australian native birds and animals in their natural habitat and visit the major attractions of the Island.

Day One
Depart Adelaide at 7am for Kangaroo Island. Travel along some of South Australia's magnificent coastline en route to Cape Jervis to board the Kangaroo Island Sealink Ferry.

Arrive in Penneshaw located on the north east coast of Kangaroo Island where the mainland can be seen just 18kms away across Backstairs Passage. Follow the coast to Antechamber Bay and Chapman River with great views of Antechamber's long wide stretch of beach. Stop for morning tea and a stroll along the beach at Chapman River.

Then on to Cape Willoughby Lighthouse, the first Lighthouse built in South Australia, completed in 1852 and the rugged Devil's Kitchen located adjacent to the Lighthouse. Head to Kingscote travelling via Windmill Bay and Mount Thisby the highest point in the area providing great views of Pelican Lagoon, the rolling hills and the Southern Ocean at Pennington Bay, a wonderful surf beach. Overnight at American River.

Day Two
Today visit the south coast of the Island. Highlights include: Seal Bay Conservation Park, for a guided walk on the large sandy beach where Australian sea lions rest and nurse their young. Little Sahara an area of spectacular white sand dunes surrounded by bush vegetation.

Murray Lagoon, a Naturalist's delight for a stroll amongst the habitat of many species of water birds. D'Estrees Bay an historic area once home to the Whaling industry and site of many ship wrecks. Honey Farm visit, time permitting. Overnight accommodation.

Day Three
Destination for today is the south west coast of the Island. Highlights include: Vivonne Bay, base of the Cray fishing and game fishing boats. Kelly Hills Caves for a guided tour of the sinkholes and caverns that lead to caves of ornate calcite formations.

Flinders Chase National Park, one of Australia's largest National Parks coving 74,000 hectares. See many native Australian birds and animals in their natural habitat. At Rocky River see koalas in the nearby trees.

Cape du Couedic Lighthouse, constructed in 1906. Admirals Arch, home to a colony of New Zealand Fur Seals. Travel east to Remarkable Rocks, a cluster of huge, weather sculptured granite boulders perched on a granite dome that sweeps 75 metres to the sea. In the evening watch the Pelicans feeding at the Wharf. Overnight Kingscote.

Day Four
Today explore the north coast of the Island. Highlights include: Parndana, Western River Conservation Park, Snelling Beach, King George Beach and Stokes Bay. Overnight accommodation.

Day Five
Today's highlights include sightseeing around Kingscote including Cygnet River, Duck Lagoon and Emu Bay.

After lunch head to Penneshaw to board the Kangaroo Island Sealink Ferry for return trip back to Cape Jervis and transfer back to Adelaide, travelling via the McLaren Vale wine region (time permitting), arriving in Adelaide at 6pm.