Top Kangaroo Island Motor Sports

Visit parts of Kangaroo Island that are inaccessible any other way when you join this buggy tour of the Little Sahara dunes. With a guide and a small group of adventure-loving travelers you’ll spend two hours riding through wild, beautiful parts of the island. See ancient gum trees, spot koalas in the wild, be amazed by the rugged cliffs and coastline, and visit a pristine secluded beach.

Experience the thrill of searching for wild kangaroos, koalas, and fur seals in their natural environment on this full-day tour of Kangaroo Island’s best bits. Traveling by 4WD means you can explore off-road in the Flinders Chase National Park and escape the crowds as you visit highlights such as Seal Bay, Vivonne Bay, the Remarkable Rocks, and Admirals Arch.

Discover the wildlife and coastal scenery of Kangaroo Island on a full-day 4WD tour that explores spots inaccessible to regular vehicles. Visit Seal Bay to see Australian fur seals lounging on the rocks, take in sweeping views over Stokes Bay, and continue along the island’s rugged North Coast. Travel with your guide in search of native wildlife such as kangaroos, koalas, and colorful birdlife, including the rare glossy black cockatoo.

Explore Kangaroo Island without the stress of planning on a full day tour with convenient round-trip transport from your Kingscote accommodation. In addition to navigating, your guide provides commentary about the island’s diverse wildlife, which many travelers find easy to miss without a trained eye. The day’s itinerary includes seal watching at Seal Bay, lunch at Flinders Chase National Park, and photo opportunities at Admirals Arch.

Flinders Chase Tour is a private luxury tour showcasing the western end of the island in our luxury Lexus and Mercedes Benz tour vehicles. Our guides are locals from Kangaroo Island, providing a personalized and exceptional luxury experience. Flinders Chase National Park is the largest national park on Kangaroo Island and is home to the iconic Remarkable Rocks. These significant granite rock formations overlook the great Southern Ocean and are over 550 million years old. The park also features Admirals Arch, which offers stunning coastal scenery and is home to an active population of Long Nosed Fur Seals. During the tour, your guide will serve lunch in a private bush setting.

Spend a day exploring the wilderness of the Flinders Chase National Park on a full-day tour of Kangaroo Island. Traveling by 4-wheel-drive vehicle lets you access places that are difficult to reach otherwise. See landmarks including Admirals Arch and Remarkable Rocks, and look out for wildlife such as koalas, kangaroos, wallabies, and rainbow lorikeets. End the day watching the sunset over the Bay of Shoals (season dependent).

The Flinders Chase National Park lies along the western tip of Kangaroo Island and is home to some of the island’s most memorable landmarks. On this full-day tour, visit the sea lion colony of Cape du Couedic, admire views of the Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch, enjoy a delicious picnic lunch, and look out for wild kangaroos in the Kelly Hill Conservation Park.

Get out and explore the natural beauty of Kangaroo Island on this four-wheel drive tour. Visit the beautiful beaches of Snelling Beach, see impressive rock formations and spot a wide range of wildlife, including kangaroos, koalas and seals. With BBQ lunch included with local wines, this is a fun and easy way to make the most of your time in this special corner of Australia.

Experience the best of Kangaroo Island on a full-day tour with convenient round-trip transport from your accommodation or airport location. In addition to navigating, your guide provides commentary about the island’s landscape, as well as points out wildlife that’s easy to miss without a trained eye. Stops on the itinerary include Stokes Bay, the Cygnet River Valley, and Seal Bay Conservation Park. Morning tea and freshly-prepared lunch are included.

Getting around Kangaroo Island’s remote landscapes without local knowledge or a suitable vehicle can be challenging. This full-day guided 4WD tour makes it easy to explore the Dudley Peninsula and Pennington Bay while your guide handles the driving and navigation. Travel off-road to scenic lookouts, beaches, wineries, and local farms, with time to swim, take photos, and sample regional products at places such as a eucalyptus distillery and honey farm. Along the way, learn about local wines and keep watch for native wildlife in the island’s rugged wilderness.

Explore the diverse scenery and wildlife of Kangaroo Island on this convenient, two-day, personalized small-group tour (maximum of eight passengers). Australian wildlife is unique, but it can be difficult to spot without an expert guide. On this trip, you’ll have the chance to see kangaroos, koalas, cockatoos, and many other incredible animals. You'll also have the chance to observe sea lions on the beach and visit the Dudley Peninsula Lighthouse. Morning and afternoon tea is included, with an optional BBQ lunch.

Discover the captivating beauty and rich culture of Kangaroo Island on a private luxury tour. Experience stunning landscapes, pristine beaches, and unique wildlife, including kangaroos, koalas, and sea lions, in their natural habitats. Engage with the island's history through visits to historic lighthouses and artisan producers. Enjoy tastings of local delicacies like Ligurian honey and sample boutique wines. With expert multilingual guides, every detail is tailored to your interests, ensuring a unique and immersive experience. Whether you opt for a day or multi-day tour, relax in premium accommodations and travel in comfort with a flexible itinerary. - Private tours designed for comfort and exclusivity - Explore iconic sites like Seal Bay and Remarkable Rocks - Engage with local artisans and taste regional specialties - Ideal for couples, families, or small groups seeking a bespoke adventure

Discover the enchanting nocturnal world of Kangaroo Island on this thrilling after-dark adventure. Follow your guide on a 4WD safari and spot tammar wallabies, brush-tailed possums, and western grey kangaroos in their natural habitat. If you’re lucky, you might even spy boobook owls or echidnas.