ITINERARY:

Day 1 - Adelaide to Kangaroo Island
It’s a scenic drive through the Fleurieu Peninsula to Cape Jervis where we board the SeaLink ferry across Backstairs Passage (45 minute trip) to Penneshaw. It’s not far to one of the Island’s stunning surf beaches at Pennington Bay and then we visit the only commercial eucalyptus distillery in South Australia at Emu Ridge. Get amongst sea lions in their natural habitat on our guided walk at Seal Bay – an experience you won’t forget! Scramble up the white sand hills at Little Sahara and get up close to more wildlife (including koalas) at the Hanson Bay Koala Sanctuary. Our private accommodation is located on 200 hectares and 1.2km of coastline near Vivonne Bay and features extensive open woodland, wildlife and walking trails. (LD)

Day 2 - Kangaroo Island to Adelaide
We spend the morning in Flinders Chase National Park. Clamber on the huge granite outcrops of Remarkable Rocks and see the New Zealand fur seals who reside at Admiral’s Arch. We’ll have lunch at Rocky River Headquarters, where there’s time to check out the Information Centre which is the start point for the Snake Lagoon and Platypus Walks (seasonal choice). After lunch, we travel to the North Coast, visiting Stokes Bay, where a rock tunnel leads to an idyllic and ‘secret’ beach (seasonal). We then return to Penneshaw, with time to purchase dinner (own expense) before returning to the mainland and Adelaide. (BL)

South Australia: is the fourth largest state - four times the size of the UK and slightly larger than Texas - and offers all the experiences synonymous with Australia in one accessible area. Except for Adelaide (home to 1 million of the 1.5m residents), South Australia is sparsely inhabited and is the country's driest state. The terrain ranges from the craggy mountains of the Flinders Ranges (the southern reaches begin only 220kms out of Adelaide) to the vast expanses of isolated, desert outback broken by the fertile wine growing areas, including the world-renowned Barossa and Clare Valleys. Just offshore is Kangaroo Island, a wilderness and wildlife haven.

Kangaroo Island: is world-renowned as a place to see native Australian wildlife in its natural habitat. There are several reasons for this, firstly, more than half the island has never been cleared of vegetation, with about one third conserved in National and Conservation Parks. In addition, foxes and rabbits were never introduced onto the island, ensuring the integrity of the uncleared bushland and the presence of abundant wildlife, much of which is uncommon or extinct on mainland Australia. On your trip, you may get to see the Kangaroo Island Kangaroo, Tammar Wallaby, Short Beaked Echidna, Southern Brown Bandicoot, various species of possum, Cape Barren Geese, dolphins, penguins, whales (seasonal) and the endangered Glossy Black Cockatoo. The island also has flourishing populations of the rare Australian Sea Lion, New Zealand Fur Seal and Australian Fur Seal, which are all native, plus koalas and platypus (though the latter are pretty hard to spot!), which were introduced but still survive there.

Note:

• There is a strict luggage limit of 15kg per person on the flight from Kangaroo Island. Please be warned that baggage in excess of this weight will not be carried.
• *Kangaroo Island ferry does not operate on Christmas Day, therefore tour will not operate 24 - 25 Dec 2010.
• **Flight schedule available upon request. Airfare is non-refundable and includes taxes (which are subject to increase without notice).
• Tour is operated on a code-share basis with KI Sealink.
• Minimum unaccompanied age is 17 years.

• *Airport tax is included in the ferry/flight option. Tax is subject to change without notice. Airfare is non-refundable.
• " Tour is operated on a code-share basis with Kangaroo Island Sealink and will not run on 24th-25th December 09 due to ferry.
• Itineraries may vary and/or attractions be substituted due to seasonal conditions, weather extremes, Traditional Owner and National Park requirements.
• The above program should only be used as a guideline and tour guides may change programs at their discretion to suit the specific interests of their group.
• Safaris must be reconfirmed by 4pm the day before travel direct with the tour operator.
• Personal luggage 15kgs: Is limited to an overnight bag of max 15kgs and a day pack.

• Itinerary, details and desciption is subject to change.

ATA Child Policy On Tours
• Note: N/S = This tour is not available to children 12 years and under.
• Note: N/A = This option is not available at a discounted child rate.
• Note: *Child rates are for children 8-12 years accompanied by an adult
• Note: Children 7 years and under are not permitted to travel on any tour

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