Kangaroo Island, Australia Cruises

Six of us rented a van and toured the island independently. First we stopped at Seal Bay Conservation Park for a walk down the boardwalk to the beach. There we saw plenty of sea lions sunning themselves on the sand and surfing in the water. There are platforms along the boardwalk to rest or take photos. If there is time, stop at Pennington Beach, a surf beach for a photo. Then we visited the Wildlife Park where we saw the feeding of the penguins and many other animals all in a natural setting

Visited: Jan 04, 2018

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Very friendly people on the island, we didn’t book any excursions so just walked around for about an hour checked out the museum and local market before going back to the ship

Visited: Jan 23, 2019

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The excursions seemed expensive from the ship, it is cheaper to hire car and do it yourself.The car needs to be booked well in advance

Visited: Dec 21, 2018

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Amazing, wonderful, truly beautiful.

Visited: Jan 11, 2020

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Kangaroo Island is beautiful and I recommend the island to anyone who intends to visit South Australia. Penneshaw does unfortunately get a bit seething when the cruise ships are in and the lack of wharf for ship's tenders makes the re-embarkation process slow and tedious, as only one tender can be docked at a time. I recommend that those not doing a tour walk along Penneshaw Beach, past The Frenchman's Rock and along Binneys Track to the Dolphin Lookout. We were fortunate to see two pods of 20+ dolphins, but even with no dolphins, it has beautiful views of Hog Bay. (Funny name for a something so beautiful.)

Visited: Jan 07, 2019

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