Here we will list some of the greatest sights and activities on Kangaroo Island so you can get the most from your trip, and at precisely the exact same time listing some of the very best reasons to go to the island. Finders Chase National Park: Here you can find a really amazing view in the remarkable Rocks’ and ‘Admirals Arch’ that are only a couple of the unbelievable rock formations you will see. This makes them ideal for just marveling at a number of the most incredible scenery you are likely to see, but also for photography and artwork where the odd shapes make ideal subjects for copying or for inspirational original images. They may also be ideal for ‘bouldering’ that is the sport of scaling on little rock formations with a crash mat beneath case you need to fall.

In most of the national park is 33,000 hectare and has lots more to offer beside its stones. Of course, there is the wildlife and the kangaroo that give kangaroos near melbourne Island its name, but there are also koalas, echidnas and the near-extinct Cape Barren geese; therefore, it is the ideal place to find some of Australia’s unique animals. Finally, there is the 1909 Cape du Comedic lighthouse. To start you tour of this National Park, first make your way over to the Finders Chase Visitor Centre. Kelly Hill Caves: These caves were discovered in 1881 when a horse fell into one of these, and though it had been bad news for the horse, it is unveiled an excellent place for exploration and adventuring. Marvel in the calcite formations and the sense of being surrounded by stone with just a head-torch for lighting. Seal Bay Conservation Park: This is the third largest colony of Australian Sea Lions in Australia and also the easiest to access. Going to the conservation park you can enjoy watching them up close as they sleep in the sun or play in the sea.

Kangaroo Island Penguin Centre: If this was not enough wildlife for you, consider visiting the Kangaroo Island Penguin Centre and you will be taken on a night tour to observe the penguins take their procession for their beachfront burrows. You will also be shown round the aquariums that are amazing to look at lit up by night. Little Sahara: Little Sahara provides a far safer and more enjoyable way to shoot photos as though you are in the middle of the Sahara Desert. Here you will find a variety of sand dunes that rise in the bushland in the center of the island. You can climb on them, get some wonderful photographs, or even have a sand board and try sliding down the sides of the terrific dunes that is spectacular fun.