Seal Bay Conservation Park Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Seal Bay Conservation Park. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Kangaroo Island Small‑Group Scenic & Wildlife Day Tour

• Kangaroo Island Luxury Small Group 'Island Life' Full-Day Tour

• Small Group Kangaroo Island Tour—Best of KI

• Kangaroo Island 2-Day Wildlife Adventure Small Group Tour

• Kangaroo Island in a Day Tour from Adelaide

Admission to the Seal Bay Conservation Park starts at AU$20.70 per adult or AU$12.40 per child (4–15 years) for a self-guided boardwalk tour. Guided tours of the bay (including boardwalk access) start at AU$44 for adults and AU$35.20 for kids. Children under 4 can visit for free.

Yes, the Seal Bay Conservation Park is one of the most-visited attractions on Kangaroo Island, and it is often included on day tours. It’s home to the third-largest colony of Australian sea lions in the world, and offers the chance to view the endangered animals in their natural habitat.

Yes, self-guided visits to the Seal Bay Conservation Park grant full access to the boardwalk and the viewing platforms, which offer views of the beach and dunes where the sea lions live. However, it’s not possible to leave the boardwalk or access the beach without a guide.

Plan an hour or two to visit the Seal Bay Conservation Park. Most visitors spend between 30 minutes and one hour watching the sea lions from the boardwalk. Guided tours take about 45 minutes, and you should arrive 15 minutes before the start time—tours also grant access to the boardwalk.

Yes, the Seal Bay Conservation Park is partly accessible. The boardwalk and viewing platforms are fully accessible for wheelchairs and strollers, and there are accessible restrooms on-site. However, guided tours take place on the beach and require navigating a steep hill, steps, and soft sand.