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TOURS

Definitely the highlight and best two days of our trip. From the outdoor teatime along the river to the unbelievable grilled fish, grilled cheese (yes, grilled cheese) fresh salad and wine, to the remarkable guide, the first day was truly exceptional. The things that we got to see up close and personal were sensational

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Kangaroo Island for Kids Tour

Whilst the “up close and personal” wildlife encounters can bring out the child in us all, there are some great activities perfect for family holidays.

Child-friendly private touring can include some of the following experiences - what do Kangaroo Island kids think?

“There a lots of fun things for kids - my favorite is swimming at Stokes Bay where there is a secret beach through the tunnel”
Blair 13

 

“I love the sheep dairy ‘cause you can play with the lambs and see the sheep being milked - and taste the yoghurt and cheese”
Skye 10

Little Sahara

This huge white dune field is completely surrounded by bush and is a perfect place to burn up some energy. The fine white sand is also a great place to look for animal tracks to see who has been crossing the dunes!

“It’s really good fun to have races down the dunes” Blair

 

Island Honey

Kangaroo Island was declared a bee sanctuary to protect the only remaining population of Ligurian bees introduced from Italy in 1886. There are 2 places on the Island we can learn about bee keeping, how bees make honey and taste some of the different honeys.


“I love honey on pancakes and the honey icecream at the Honey Farm is yummy!” Skye

 

Kangaroo Island Marine Tours

With advance notice we can link up with Kangaroo Island Marine Tours for a dolphin swim and ocean rafting experience followed by a picnic lunch on the beach. Wetsuits, masks and snorkels are provided - and we can bring some towels along and a change of clothes for the afternoon.


“It’s fun to go full throttle across the waves when there is a good swell - don’t worry, the boat is really safe” Blair

 

What else is there to do?

You can go beachcombing looking for shells, or even a Leafy Seadragon after a storm, fly a kite, go for a bushwalk or even meet the world expert on echidnas who lives here on Kangaroo Island. Dr Peggy Rismiller can explain how hard it is to study an animal with really good hearing, is covered in spines and can dig into the ground to get away!

“I love it it when kids come to visit - they can do all the stuff I love to do like finding koalas asleep in the trees” Skye