Discover Kangaroo Island's wild heart with guided excursions through Flinders Chase National Park, showcasing iconic wildlife and dramatic landscapes.
Flinders Chase National Park, a jewel on Kangaroo Island's western tip, is an absolute must-visit for nature lovers and those seeking the raw beauty of South Australia. This protected wilderness is renowned for its rugged coastlines, ancient rock formations, and thriving populations of native Australian wildlife. From the iconic Remarkable Rocks, sculpted by millennia of wind and sea, to the awe-inspiring Admiral's Arch, a natural stone bridge framing a colony of New Zealand fur seals, the park offers a visceral connection to the natural world. It’s a place where kangaroos graze openly, echidnas forage, and the calls of diverse birdlife fill the air. Exploring this vast and untamed landscape often requires local knowledge and a guided approach to truly appreciate its significance and discover its most captivating spots.
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Make the most of a day trip to Kangaroo Island on a full-day guided tour that takes in the highlights of this unspoiled natural paradise. Visit Seal Bay Conservation Park, Vivonne Bay, Flinders Chase National Park, Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch among other spots to see native animals including koalas, kangaroos, wallabies, goannas, echidnas, long-nosed fur seals and more. Travel by coach and ferry to reach Kangaroo Island for a truly exceptional Australian wildlife experience. It's the best option for a comprehensive day trip to the island from Adelaide.

On Kangaroo Island and looking for something to do? This full-day guided tour takes in the highlights of this unspoiled natural paradise. Visit Seal Bay Conservation Park, Vivonne Bay, Flinders Chase National Park, Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch among other spots to see native animals including koalas, kangaroos, wallabies, goannas, echidnas, long-nosed fur seals and more. This tour departs from Penneshaw, American River and Kingscote hotels, and you will need to select your departure option at time of booking. NOTE: Tour returns to Penneshaw at 6.45pm, so may not be suitable for Cruise Ship passengers.

Enjoy the breathtaking scenery of Kangaroo Island and learn the Island's history from a local. Travel with ease and comfort on tour, stop to take in the scenery and history of this rugged and beautiful coastline. Walk amongst Australian sealions on the self guided boardwalk. Take the time to absorb beautiful Vivonne Bay with its unpolluted aqua sea before grabbing a bite to eat. Experience the beauty and resilience of Flinders Chase with it's breathtaking attractions. Photo opportunities are everywhere at Remarkable Rocks, Admirals Arch and the historic Lightstation. Passenger requirements for the tour range from 10 to 30 passengers.

Immerse yourself in the stunning wilderness of the Flinders Chase National Park on this full-day tour of Kangaroo Island. Keep your camera close by as you spot dramatic landmarks like Admirals Arch and Remarkable Rocks; drive to the North Coast where you sill observe koalas, kangaroos, wallabies in their natural habitats. Set out in search of colorful birds like the Rainbow Lorikeet, in the eucalyptus forrest then watch the sunset over the Bay of Shoals (time of the year permitting). This small-group tour is limited to 8 people for a personalized experience.

Discover Kangaroo Island, and it's abundant wildlife. Visit Seal Bay Conservation Park and watch the seals frolicking in their natural habitat. Visit the icon Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch. Along the way, look out for wallabies, echidnas, kangaroos and of course koalas as we make our way through Flinders Chase National Park. Enjoy a lovely packed lunch while enjoying hearing all about life on the island from our local guide. Our tour guides take you off the beat and track to also find wildlife in their natural habitat. We can't guarantee that you will see wildlife as a number of factors have to be considered, time of day, time of year etc, but the majority of our guests have enjoyed encounters with wildlife and have taken some amazing photo's. Come with us as we lead you on a wildlife adventure!

Enjoy the breathtaking scenery of Kangaroo Island and learn the Island's history from a local. Travel with ease and comfort on tour, stop to take in the scenery and history of this rugged and beautiful coastline. Walk amongst Australian sealions on the self guided boardwalk. Take the time to absorb beautiful Vivonne Bay with its unpolluted aqua sea before grabbing a bite to eat. Experience the beauty and resilience of Flinders Chase with it's breathtaking attractions. Photo opportunities are everywhere at Remarkable Rocks, Admirals Arch and the historic Lightstation. Passenger requirements for the tour range from 2 to 30 passengers. We see a diverse range of wildlife in their natural habitat.

Travel in a comfortable and modern 4wd to visit Seal Bay, take a stroll on the boardwalk to observe the Sea Lions sleeping on the beach, look for Koalas at Flinders Chase National Park and enjoy a gourmet BBQ lunch with KI wines (included on the package). After lunch, visit the Flinders Chase National Park, home of Admirals Arch and Remarkable Rocks and have a nice cup of coffee watching the the sunset at Vivonne Bay. You will have an experienced tour guide all for your group (max 8 passengers) and with their experience you will be able to observe the wildlife in their natural habitat. ***Unfortunately this tour is not suitable for cruise ship passengers arriving to the island because we will finish later than the last ship tender***

Unearth Australia's third-largest island on an adventure tour from Adelaide. Kangaroo Island, or "nature's playground" as it is commonly known, is famed for its plentiful wildlife from the land, sea and sky, as well as its untamed landscapes, white sandy beaches, and friendly locals. Awaken your senses as you experience moments in nature you will never forget. Visit the icons, such as Flinders Chase National Park and Seal Bay, and enjoy unique experiences, such as participating in conservation work. Embark on magical hikes, snorkel in turquoise waters and sleep under the billions of stars of southern skies.

Take the time to explore Kangaroo Island, one of Australia’s finest nature-based tourism destinations. This relaxed yet comprehensive two-day tour allows you to discover Kangaroo Island’s fascinating wildlife, spectacular coastal scenery, and unique local produce. Discover some of the most popular wildlife, food and wine attractions on Kangaroo Island - wander amongst the wild Australian sea lions at Seal Bay, watch a Free Flight Birds of Prey Presentation at Raptor Domain, sample KI’s finest produce and enjoy a walk around Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch in the Flinders Chase National Park.

Join our small group tour for a 2-day, 1-night Kangaroo Island Wildlife Adventure with pickup from Adelaide Hotels and ferry transfer included. This tour features many attractions and incredible wildlife encounters. Spot Koalas, dolphins, kanagroos, echidnas, seals and many other unique animals in their natural habitat. Take a refreshing swim at stunning Stokes Bay & explore the famous Flinders Chase National Park, home to the Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch. Visit Seal Bay and discover the unique landscape of Little Sahara, enjoy the pristine Vivonne Bay, visit Emu Bay Lavender Farm and Kangaroo Island Distillery, and enjoy the towns of Penneshaw and Kingscote. Stay overnight at a charming Kangaroo Island location where you’ll enjoy a delicious Aussie BBQ before chilling out under the stars to enjoy some fabulous social time. With a choice of shared or private sleeping arrangements, and meals included, this tour offers an unforgettable experience of Kangaroo Island magic

Travel in a comfortable 4wd to visit Seal Bay, take a stroll to observe the Sea Lions sleeping on the beach, look for koalas at Flinders Chase National Park and enjoy a gourmet Picnic or BBQ lunch . After lunch, visit the Flinders Chase National Park, home of Admirals Arch and Remarkable Rocks and have a nice cup of coffee watching the kangaroos at sunset at Grassdale Conservation Park ... this is what you can do and much more! During the tour will see a lot of wildlife including the elusive echidna. You will have an experienced tour guide all for your group (max 8 passengers) and with their experience you will be able to observe the wildlife in their natural habitat. ***Unfortunately this tour is not suitable for cruise ship passengers arriving to the island because we will finish later than the last ship tender***

Travel to the west end - a huge wilderness in a series of conservation parks, a national park and wilderness protection areas. Break for morning tea en-route and learn about a century of conservation activities. Explore the massive natural shapes of Remarkable Rocks - looking like some dramatic natural sculpture perched impossibly on top of a dome of granite emerging from the ocean. Visit Admirals Arch - a coastal grotto where a large colony of long-nosed fur-seals swim effortlessly through the crashing waves. Lunch today is a picnic enjoyed on the cliff tops or in the bush and consists of poached chicken, local cheeses, fresh fruit, a salad prepared on the spot and a choice of fine Kangaroo Island wines. After lunch, get off the beaten path to explore some of the lesser known places seeking out more wildlife encounters. Depending on season, we visit "Grassdale" to experience some pioneer heritage or seek out kangaroos lazing in the field.

Flinders Chase Tour is a private luxury tour showcasing the western end of the island in our luxury Lexus and Mercedes Benz tour vehicles. Our guides are locals from Kangaroo Island, providing a personalized and exceptional luxury experience. Flinders Chase National Park is the largest national park on Kangaroo Island and is home to the iconic Remarkable Rocks. These significant granite rock formations overlook the great Southern Ocean and are over 550 million years old. The park also features Admirals Arch, which offers stunning coastal scenery and is home to an active population of Long Nosed Fur Seals. During the tour, your guide will serve lunch in a private bush setting.

Enjoy Adelaide / Kangaroo Island Sights touring at its best, featuring Barossa Valley & Wineries, Kangaroo Island, Frenchman’s Rock, Antechamber Bay, Cape Willoughby Lighthouse, Pennington Bay, The Oyster Farm, Kangaroo Island Spirits, Cape du Couedic Lighthouse and Weir’s Cove, Remarkable Rocks, Flinders Chase National Park, Adelaide City 6 days in Adelaide, South Australia luxury touring, accommodation, breakfast daily, more meals and personalised transfers. Experience a special winery lunch in the famous Barossa Valley. Take a tour of Adelaide city, Take 2 days 1 night of the tours for a visit to Kangaroo Island. Themes include: South Australia, Departs from Adelaide, Luxury Coach, Includes : River Cruise(Adelaide City Tour), Afternoon Tea(Adelaide City Tour), Return ferry travel to/from Kangaroo Island by SeaLink Ferry
Tours guide you to the most photographed and impressive natural formations like Remarkable Rocks and Admiral's Arch.
Encounters with kangaroos, wallabies, fur seals, and diverse birdlife are common with experienced guides pointing them out.
Experience the dramatic coastal cliffs, windswept plains, and unique geological features of Kangaroo Island's wild west.
Benefit from guides who understand the park's ecology, history, and the best times and places for wildlife sightings.
Many tours handle the logistics of transport across the island to reach the park, often including stops at other key attractions.
Capture breathtaking landscapes and unique wildlife moments with guidance on the best vantage points.
These comprehensive tours often cover more than just Flinders Chase, incorporating visits to other island highlights alongside in-depth exploration of the national park. Expect a full day of scenic drives and varied stops.
Designed for those with limited time or who want a dedicated experience of Flinders Chase National Park. These excursions concentrate on the park's most famous landmarks and wildlife viewing opportunities.
Tailored for enthusiasts, these tours aim to maximize opportunities for photographing the park's stunning scenery and its inhabitants. Guides often have specialized knowledge of animal behaviour and best lighting conditions.
Tours typically range from a half-day (approximately 4-5 hours) to a full day (8-10 hours), depending on whether they focus solely on the park or combine it with other Kangaroo Island attractions.
Kangaroo Island's weather can be unpredictable, with strong winds and changing conditions common. Expect sunshine, rain, and wind at various times, even on the same day. Always pack layers.
Group sizes vary greatly. Some larger bus tours can accommodate up to 50 people, while specialized wildlife or photography tours may have a maximum of 10-15 participants for a more intimate experience.
Tours generally include transportation from a central meeting point (often Penneshaw or Kingscote), park entry fees, and the guidance of a knowledgeable local driver-guide. Some full-day tours may include lunch or a picnic.
Most tours depart from main accommodation areas like Kingscote or Penneshaw. Specific meeting points will be confirmed upon booking, and pick-up/drop-off arrangements can sometimes be made from other locations upon request.
Prices vary based on tour duration, inclusions, and group size. Expect to pay approximately $75 - $200 USD per person, with longer, more inclusive tours at the higher end.
Book your Flinders Chase National Park excursions in advance, especially during peak season (spring and summer), as availability can be limited.
Wear comfortable walking shoes; you'll be exploring uneven terrain and rocky paths at sites like Remarkable Rocks.
Pack layers of clothing, a waterproof jacket, and a hat, as Kangaroo Island's weather is famously changeable.
Bring your camera with plenty of storage space and a spare battery. The photo opportunities are truly spectacular.
While wildlife is common, remember it is a natural habitat. Patience is key, and guides are skilled at spotting animals you might otherwise miss.
Carry a reusable water bottle. Staying hydrated is important, especially on longer tours.
Check the specific inclusions of your chosen tour. Some may provide snacks or lunch, while others expect you to bring your own.
Listen carefully to your guide. They possess invaluable knowledge about the park's flora, fauna, geology, and history.
A: The main visitor areas, including boardwalks around Remarkable Rocks and Admiral's Arch, are generally accessible. However, some trails can be rugged and uneven. Check with tour operators about specific accessibility if needed.
A: Yes, you can drive to Flinders Chase National Park yourself, but guided tours offer the advantage of local expertise, highlighting specific points of interest and providing insights into the wildlife and landscape that you might miss on your own.
A: Spring (September-November) and autumn (March-May) generally offer pleasant weather and good opportunities for wildlife spotting. Summer can be hot, while winter can be windy and wet, but still spectacular.
A: You have a great chance of seeing kangaroos and wallabies, especially in the early morning or late afternoon. New Zealand fur seals are commonly seen at Admiral's Arch, and you might also spot echidnas, goannas, and a variety of seabirds.
A: Flinders Chase is located on the western side of Kangaroo Island, approximately a 1.5 to 2-hour drive from Kingscote, the island's main town. Most tours account for this travel time.
A: Facilities are limited within the park itself. Some tours may include a picnic lunch, or they might stop at a café on the way. It's advisable to check your tour details and consider bringing snacks.
A: If you are visiting independently, yes, park entry fees apply and can be purchased online or at the park entrance. However, most guided tours include park entry fees in their price.
Discover pristine beaches and abundant wildlife found nowhere else on Kangaroo Island.
Experience the raw, untouched natural beauty of South Australia's premier island destination.
Enjoy fresh, local produce and seafood straight from the source on Kangaroo Island.
Explore fascinating geological formations and learn about indigenous heritage at ancient sites.
Connect with nature through unforgettable encounters with Australian wildlife in their habitat.
Kangaroo Island offers a genuine escape, showcasing Australia's wild heart and soul.
Kangaroo Island enjoys a Mediterranean climate with mild, wet winters and warm, dry summers. Coastal breezes generally keep the island cooler in summer and milder in winter compared to the mainland. Expect sunshine year-round, though rainfall is more frequent from May to August.
The shoulder seasons of spring (September to November) and autumn (March to May) are often considered ideal, offering pleasant weather for exploring and fewer crowds than the peak summer months.
Summer (December to February) is the peak season, with warm, sunny days perfect for beach activities and wildlife spotting. Expect higher accommodation prices and more visitors during this time.
Winter (June to August) is the off-season, characterized by cooler temperatures and increased rainfall. While not ideal for swimming, it's a fantastic time for birdwatching, enjoying dramatic coastal scenery, and experiencing Kangaroo Island with minimal crowds and lower prices.
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Discover Kangaroo Island's untamed wilderness on guided walks and hikes, exploring rugged coastlines, ancient woodlands, and unique wildlife habitats.
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Getting around Kangaroo Island is best done by car, offering the freedom to explore its vast landscapes at your own pace. You can rent a car from the mainland before you arrive or at the ferry terminal in Penneshaw. Public transport is very limited, so a private vehicle is essential for accessing most attractions, including Flinders Chase National Park and remote beaches. Consider booking tours if you prefer not to drive, but for true independence, having your own wheels is key to experiencing everything Kangaroo Island has to offer.
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