Kangaroo Island Holiday & Caravan Park - Things to see and do

Located near the stunning beaches of Emu Bay, the working lavender farm is open all year round, running over 51 acres of land and 7500 lavender plants. The farm has a fully licensed café offering breakfast and lunch. Walk through the fields of lavender when in full bloom in summer and stop in at the café for some tasty, homemade treats; the oversized lavender scones are our favourites.

Hanson Bay Wildlife Sanctuary is a privately-owned conservancy focused on providing habitat for native animals to live in the wild. Since 1997 the Sanctuary has worked to conserve and protect the natural resources within its boundaries, especially the native Australian flora and fauna.
The bushfires of January 2020 ravaged the Sanctuary and the sanctuary can only be visited by prebooked guided tour. The tours available re the;

- Guided Koala Walk and Bush Fire Ecology Tour
- Sunset Nocturnal Adventure Tour

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A drive through the winding, picturesque roads of Flinders Chase National Park boasts green bushland and expansive views of the coastline. Popular attractions in the National Park include Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch.

With spirits that truly capture the spirit KI, it’s only natural that they make for one of a kind of cocktails. Discover for yourself some of their favourite ways to bring the essence of this unique place to life, courtesy of a little Island mixology.

Experiences available;
- Mini Cocktail Class
- Premium Gin Tasting
- Blend Your Own Gin

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Under half an hour from Discovery Parks – Kangaroo Island, be sure to add a stop at Vivonne Bay into your trip. With breath-taking views of the bright blue bay surrounding Vivonne Bay, it’s easy to see why it was once voted Australia’s best beach. Try your hand at sand dune surfing at Little Sahara. Vivonne Bay also has a small general store to grab any last-minute essentials. Give their famous whiting burger a crack.

Want a bit of adventure?

Join KI Outdoor Action for an action packed and fun-filled range of tours and activities including quad biking, sandboarding and kayaking.
Kangaroo Island’s diverse landscapes are home to Australia’s most unique wildlife. peaceful rivers, majestic sand dunes, rugged bush tracks with so much more to explore, so join in on a tour for an awesome KI adventure.

We can assist in booking your tours, so please visit us in reception.

Little Sahara Adventure Centre provides exciting and enjoyable experiences showcasing the uniqueness of Kangaroo Island’s scenery and wildlife. Their tours promote a healthy lifestyle by being active and having fun outdoors, whilst focusing on safety and education.

FAT BIKE TOUR
Pedal effortlessly or ride faster across the dunes of Little Sahara, with tours tailored to your riding style and fitness level.

BUGGY TOURS
Sit back, hold on enjoy some of KI’s spectacular scenery through sand dunes, rugged coastlines and bushland with guaranteed koala sightings.

GUIDED WALKING TOUR
Embark on a guided walk around Little Sahara.

SAND BOARDING & TOBOGGANING
Experience the thrills and spills of sand boarding the massive dunes of Little Sahara

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Get up-close and personal in an unforgettable wildlife experience at Seal Bay Conservation Park, home to around 800 Australian Sea Lions. Walk the boardwalk down to the viewing platforms at the beachfront spotting seals lounging on the white sand below.

This five-day trek offers a unique experience to see untouched parts of Kangaroo Island and the remote coastline of the Southern Ocean. The trek snakes between incredible views of the rugged coastline and the inland natural beauty of native flora and fauna as the bush regenerates after the devastating bushfires that ravaged large parts of the island in 2019-20.

Raptor Domain protects and conserves birds and reptiles through rescue, rehabilitation, education, and research.

You’ll get to meet many birds and friendly critters during your visit whilst also enjoying fun, educational and interactive presentations about the animals in care. Many of the orphaned, injured, and sick birds and reptiles rescued each year, can’t be rehabilitated sufficiently to go back to the wild, so many remain at Raptor Domain being ambassadors and creating awareness and appreciation, for their species and their habitats.

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