Kangaroo Island Tours

Join us as we travel in small groups, swimming, hiking and exploring Kangaroo Island. We'll see rolling landscapes, incredible coast lines and beaches, Koalas, Fur Seals and of course, tones of Kangaroos!

Kangaroo Island is Australia's third-largest island after Tasmania and Melville Island.

It is 112 kilometres south-west of Adelaide and at its closest point to the mainland, it is 13 kilometres offshore from Cape Jervis, South Australia.

Kangaroo Island was separated from mainland Australia by a rise in sea level more than 9,000 years ago. Stone tools found on the island suggest that Aboriginal people lived there about 11,000 years ago.

It is supposed that they disappeared in 200 BC. Theories about the cause include disease and in-breeding, warfare, climatic change or exodus.

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1 Day Kangaroo Island Experience

AUD399

310

Start: Adelaide, Penneshaw

End: Adelaide, Penneshaw

Style: Island Adventure

2 Day Kangaroo Island Camping Adventure

AUD877

Start: Adelaide

End: Adelaide

Next: 6 Oct 2026

Style: Island Adventure

3 Day Kangaroo Island Camping Adventure

AUD1038

Start: Adelaide

End: Adelaide

Next: 26 Oct 2026

Style: Island Adventure

“Day Tour of Kangaroo Island - A jam packed but enjoyable…”

1st March 2026 - 1 Day Kangaroo Island Experience

If you are short on time, this day trip is a great way to see a stunning corner of South Australia, though it is intense - a very early departure from the Adelaide CBD to catch the morning ferry, with the ferry tickets included in the price. On the island you get reasonably close to the Australian fur seal colony at Seal Bay, plus the spectacular Remarkable Rocks, the landscapes at Admirals Arch and a stop at a native wildlife sanctuary. Our guide was a touch gruff but knew a great deal about both First Nations and post-contact history as well as the plants and animals. A two-course lunch is included, but breakfast and dinner are not, so bring a bit of food and something to drink for the early run down and the late one home. There are refreshments on the ferry and we also stopped at the Penneshaw IGA to grab something for dinner. All up, good value for money.