Best of Kangaroo Island Scenic Tour
- Süre: 8 Saat (Tahmini)
- Ürün kodu: BEST of KI - EN
This is a flexible itinerary that can be customised for your unique experience.
Tours departing from the airport or your Kingscote hotel will include a visit to the Seal Bay CP, where you can admire Sea Lions resting on the beach. The guide will take you to the boardwalk, just a few meters from them.
After lunch, we will visit Vivonne Bay, where you might spot dolphins swimming close to the shore. This beach is one of the most beautiful and safest swimming locations on the island, and in the summer, we may stop for a swimming break (if possible), before heading toward Flinders Chase NP where the famous Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch are located.
In the afternoon we will take a walk around the famous rock formations of Remarkable Rocks, only 5 million years old! Not far from there we will be able to observe the Long Nosed Furseals ( also know as New Zealand Fur seals) playing in the rock pools under Admirals Arch.
At the end of the tour, we will take you back to your hotel, or to the airport/ferry port.
The tour includes coffee breaks with biscuits and a light meal (please let us know about your dietary allergies) or you can book a BBQ lunch that will be cooked right there by the guide.
A fee of $50 per person will be applied for Penneshaw/Ferry drop off. This will cover the extra time, km driven and fuel.
Included:
- Gourmet BBQ Lunch or Gourmet Picnic
- Local red and white wine
- All National Parks Entries Fee included
- Small Group 4wd Tour
- Free pick up in Kingscote/Airport
Not Included:
- Drop off at Ferry Terminal or Penneshaw.
- Gratuities.
Age Restrictions:
- Children 6 + 14 years old will have a discount on the tour.
- Children 15 - 18 years old are considered adults.
- Children 6- 18 Cannot travel unless accompanied by an adult.
- If travelling with infants or young children please book the Private Option.
- Depending to the age young children will need to use a booster seats. Please let us know if you need one.
