We recommend discovering:
- Emu Ridge Eucalyptus Distillery, where you can learn how eucalyptus oil is traditionally made.
- Clifford’s Honey Farm, Kangaroo Island is renowned for its Ligurian bee hives. You’ll learn more about the history of these unique bees and the honey-making process.
- Parndana Wildlife Park, spend time in the company of wildlife such as kangaroos, koalas, parakeets and other typically Australian birds ….
- Seal Bay, home to a significant colony of sea lions. Walk along the beach just a few metres from the sea lions resting after long days of hunting. Also discover the Little Sahara dunes.
- Remarkable Rocks, the Cape du Couedic Lighthouse and Admirals Arch, sculpted by wind and sea spray. The Remarkable Rocks are a cluster of granite boulders, precariously balanced, perched high above the ocean. Walk through these curious, contorted formations, the result of thousands of years of erosion caused by the combined action of wind, rain and sea spray.
- Cape du Couedic, built in 1906, before taking a short trail to the Arch, home to a breeding ground for a colony of New Zealand fur seals. You’ll see them playing in the water and on the rocks beneath the arch.
