Kangaroo Island Activities

Kangaroo Island offers you a superb choice of activities. A South Australian treasure, the island experience includes everything from beachcombing and adventure caving to Clifford's Honey Farms, Australia's largest Hedge Maze and the Little Sahara sand dunes.

There are lighthouses to explore and an abundance of Kangaroo Island SA wildlife, including penguins, echidnas, wallabies, kangaroos, possums and koalas.

A range of tours are available to help you explore both inland and coastal attractions. If you're exploring on your own, a Kangaroo Island map will be all you need to find your way to some spectacular experiences.

A number of uncrowded Kangaroo Island surf breaks can be found along the coast. Kangaroo Island surfing for beginners is best at Pennington Bay, Vivonne Bay and Stokes Bay. Other beach breaks around the Island offer bigger waves for the more experienced surfer.

The impressive Nepean Bay is very sheltered and offers excellent Kangaroo Island sailing. If you want to stay the night, head to Christmas Cove where you can buy permits from the Kangaroo Island Council for overnight mooring when Kangaroo Island cruising.

The clear waters of Kangaroo Island South Australia are home to stunning corals and wildlife. Enter the enchanting world of hidden shipwrecks and spectacular fish with Kangaroo Island scuba diving.

And if you'd fancy one or two of those fish for dinner, try your hand at Kangaroo Island fishing. Whether you join a deep-sea charter, cast a line from the beach or sit quietly on the jetty, there is always easy access to many great fishing spots.

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