Why Kangaroo Island?
The isolation of Kangaroo Island, its large pristine areas and proximity to wildlife make it an Australian destination that, put simply, must not be missed. Hailed as one of the last unspoiled wonders of the world, Kangaroo Island was inducted into the South Australian Tourism Hall of Fame in 2004. If an eco experience is what you’re seeking, Kangaroo Island offers this and more… Discovered by Matthew Flinders in 1802, thirty percent of Kangaroo Island is protected as national and conservation parks. It has remained relatively undeveloped due to the poor quality of soil and low average rainfall making crop sewing difficult. Today the population is still less than 5000 people, leaving a sanctuary unaffected by human hands. Wildlife abounds and you will have many opportunities to get close to wallabies, koalas, kangaroos, sea lions, penguins and dolphins, not to mention a wonderful variety of birds. Just 110 km south west of Adelaide, Kangaroo Island is the third largest island off mainl
