Kangaroo Island Holiday Lodges & Accommodation

The cuisine on Kangaroo Island is fresh, seasonal, and close to its source. During your stay, head to some of the island's popular cafes, restaurants, and wineries to try locally-produced cheeses, yogurt, wine, crayfish, and marron.

Kangaroo Island is also home to a pure Ligurian honey farm, Clifford's, where you can sample some of the best honey-flavoured ice creams. Kick-start your gastronomic adventure at Sunset Food and Wine. This bistro-style restaurant offers delicious seafood and fantastic local wine.

Savour oysters, marron, King George Whiting, and abalone at the Oyster Farm Shop, and award-winning sample gins at KI Spirits. Relax with a glass of wine while enjoying fabulous scenic views at Dudley Wines Cellar Door.

A visit to Kangaroo Island Fresh Seafoods in Kingscote is a must if you are looking to try authentic, fresh seafood. With something to suit everyone's taste, this spot offers seafood platters with fish, chips, salads, and other accompaniments.

Kangaroo Island is home to various galleries, art spaces, and studios where artists both create and exhibit their work. Fine Art Kangaroo Island and Kangaroo Island Gallery are ideal places to check out local paintings, photography, drawings, and handcrafted jewellery.

Learn about the first European settlement at Reeves Point in Kingscote. Parndana Soldier Settlement Museum exhibits photographs, memorabilia, and information related to the development of Kangaroo Island and surrounding districts.

Hope Cottage Museum is well worth a visit. It provides fascinating details about the rich heritage and unique history of Kangaroo Island. Don't miss the Penneshaw Maritime and Folk Museum in Penneshaw, which is home to models, photographs, and artefacts related to island's historic past.

The island also has plenty to offer families travelling with kids. Children will enjoy fantastic wildlife, great fishing, swimming with marine animals, and picture-perfect beaches. With thriving and abundant wildlife all around Kangaroo Island, the kids will love the experience of seeing furry wallabies, cuddly koalas, and lovable sea lions.

Both adults and children alike might enjoy the Kangaroo Island Wildlife Park, where you can spend time with various animals in a fun and educational environment. Everyone in your family can learn something new during a guided tour of Island Beehive, where they can learn about Ligurian bees, visit the production factory, or sample the organic honey.

The Penneshaw Penguin Center is a scenic penguin education centre where guided tours are conducted every night by experienced guides. Taking the tour is considered the best way to see these elusive birds, and gain insight into their fascinating life cycle.

Kangaroo Island is host to a range of native animals. You'll probably encounter wallabies, bandicoots, and echidnas, whales and dolphins, of course, kangaroos! Thanks to the island's underdeveloped nature and a number of preserved native habitats, Kangaroo Island is regarded as one of the best places in Australia to see native wildlife. You're sure to come across many of these animals as you explore the island, or simply by your accommodation at one of the island's lodges.

To get up close and personal with a range of exotic and native animals, head to the Kangaroo Island Wildlife Park. Located in Duncan in the island's centre, the park features encounter experiences and interactive exhibits. Kangaroo Island is well-known for its seals, which can be seen all over the island's coastline. They can be seen particularly at Seal Bay and Admiral's Arch, which is home to a New Zealand fur seal colony.