Kangaroo Island, known as Australia’s "Galapagos," is an untamed sanctuary off South Australia's coast, offering some of the most breathtaking landscapes and unique wildlife experiences in the country. Officially landing on the global travel radar, it’s ranked #2 in Lonely Planet’s prestigious 2024 Best in Travel Top Regions Hotlist—making it one of the most sought-after destinations in the world! Located a short 90-minute drive and 25-minute ferry ride from the Adelaide CBD, this pristine island has something for everyone. Here are our top 10 recommendations of sights to see on Kangaroo Island that you won’t want to miss:

1. Seal Bay Conservation Park

Get up close to wild sea lions in their natural habitat at Seal Bay Conservation Park. Here, you can join a guided tour to learn about these fascinating animals and witness them resting, playing, and nursing on the beach. This is the only place in Australia where you can walk among a colony of endangered Australian sea lions, making it a must-see for animal lovers.


Seal Bay Conservation Park, Credit Southern Ocean Lodge

2. Flinders Chase National Park

Home to the island's most iconic natural landmarks, including the Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch, Flinders Chase National Park is a haven of rugged beauty. The Remarkable Rocks, giant granite boulders shaped by over 500 million years of erosion, are a photographer's dream at sunrise or sunset. At Admirals Arch, watch the waves crashing below and catch a glimpse of playful fur seals basking on the rocks.