3 Day Kangaroo Island Tour with sanboarding

 

What’s ahead of you

Summer

We pick you up from your accommodation and head down to Middleton Beach for a FREE Surf Lesson with all the equipment provided. We enjoy a picnic lunch on the Fleurieu Peninsula and then head to Victor Harbor for some short walks and a look at this picturesque town.

Winter

We enjoy one of our awesome activities depending on the weather such as whale watching, kayaking, wine tasting or beautiful hikes. We then have a delicious lunch followed by a scenic hike in the Victor Harbor area.

After our Fleurieu Peninsula adventures we take you to and from Kangaroo Island on our own charter boat* and as we make our way across backstairs passage, the skipper checks the best spots for dolphins. We drive to our own accommodation, the closest accommodation to the world famous Seal Bay. After settling in, you can enjoy a shower, check out the koalas in the trees and after a big dinner, head out for a nocturnal activity, then sit around the campfire, laugh and toast some marshmallows.

Unwind

Relax in a comfy couch or hammock, listen to some tunes on the CD player or wander around our farm looking at koalas, kangaroo’s, wallaby’s, possums and other animals. Our accommodation at Kaiwarra (the original Kaiwarra Post Office from 1909 to 1915 on Kangaroo Island) has heaps of fun activities to do and you will find loads of books and other interesting things.

Back to Adelaide

fter an action packed 3 days, we jump back on board our charter boat again searching for dolphins then head back to Adelaide and return you to your accommodation smiling and happy at around 8.30pm.

 

ITINERARY (Always subject to change)

Day 1 - Wildlife Viewing and Adventure (L&D)

• Pick up at 8:30am
• Surf Lesson with qualified instructors at Middleton Beach with all the equipment provided including wetsuits, surfboards, rash tops and suncream (Summer only)
• Short hikes on the Fleurieu Peninsula & whale watching or wine tasting (Winter only)
• Scenic Tour of the Fleurieu Peninsula
• Hiking in the Victor Harbor area
• Photo Time
• Our own private dolphin charter boat ride to Kangaroo Island
• Sightseeing/Hiking on Kangaroo Island
• Nocturnal Activity; looking at Little Penguins

 

Day 2 - Wildlife Viewing and Adventure (B,L&D)

• Flinders Chase National Park ? Remarkable Rocks before the crowds
• Admirals Arch New Zealand Fur Seal Colony
• North coast beaches of the Island
• Western River Cove
• Stokes Bay
• Photo time
• Beautiful sights
• Campfire
• Nocturnal Activity; looking for wildlife

 

Day 3 - Wildlife Viewing and Adventure (B&L)

• Hiking in the wilderness
• Sightseeing
• Sand-boarding
• Little Sahara
• Guided walk with the Sea lions at Seal Bay
• More photo time
• More beautiful sights
• More beautiful beaches
• Another chance to spot
• dolphins on our own
• private dolphin charter boat
• Return to Adelaide at around 8:30pm

WE VISIT	WE DO
Remarkable Rocks Seal Bay (Australian Sea Lion colony) Flinders Chase National Park Admirals Arch (New Zealand Fur Seal colony) Beautiful Beaches Little Sahara Vivonne Bay Plus lots more	Wildlife Viewing Sandboarding Short Walks Surf Lessons Nocturnal Activities Toast Marshmallows around the Campfire  Play the Didgeridoo Kyaking Camp Fire at night Whale Watching (Winter) Plus lots more

The Wildlife

Because Kangaroo Island does not have any rabbits or foxes, all the little critters that have had there lives destroyed by them are still in abundance making Kangaroo Island a must see for Australian Wildlife.

• Kangaroos
• Wallabys
• Australian Sea Lions
• New Zealand Fur Seals
• Koalas
• Possums
• Little Penguins
• Goannas
• Echidnas
• Bandicoots
• Platypus
• Dolphins
• Whales (in season)
• Glossy Black Cockatoos
• Wedge Tailed Eagles
• Plus Lots more

Where you sleep

Situated on a 40acre farm, the accommodation is set amongst native bush, on the property Kaiwarra at Seal Bay Tourist park. The property Kaiwarra was the original Kaiwarra Post Office from 1909 to 1915, and the original Kaiwarra Cottage (now a cafe) was built in 1873. This historic property has cabins, a cafe, farm land and bush surrounding a winter lagoon. The accommodation also boasts loads of native scrub and lots of native wildlife including echidnas, wallaby's, goanna, kangaroo's, possums and koalas only 50 metres from the front door. The neighbouring 4000 acre property is used for cropping and make for beautiful views.

The rooms are 4 and 6 bed dorms.

You have the option of sleeping in comfy beds or in cosy swags under the stars, under a koala in a tree by the camp fire. All linen supplied.

The accommodation has inside and outside campfires with plenty of marshmallows to toast, native bush land and a winter lagoon.

The accommodation has loads of books, comfy couches and hammocks to relax in. You can walk under the trees and hang out with the koalas or stoke up the fire and look at the stars.

The accommodation is a unique and fun place to relax and unwind after an action packed day on Kangaroo Island.