Highlights of today include the old port town of Goolwa, Urimbirra Wildlife Park where you can get up close to koalas and kangaroos, the old whaling town of Victor Harbor and, of course, the beach. This seemingly endless stretch of sand goes all the way down to the Murray River Mouth - if the tide is right, you'll drive along the beach here. Experience remarkable wilderness and more natural wildlife in Deep Creek Conservation Park..  Overnight:  Cape Jervis Homestead

DAY 2: Today you will cross the narrow strait between the Fleurieu Peninsula and Kangaroo Island on the fast Sealink Ferry. Kangaroo Island is one of the world’s last unspoilt wilderness areas, with 450 kilometres of spectacular coastline. The national and Conservation Parks, which make up one third of the island, are teeming with wildlife and surrounded by unspoiled beaches. KI, as the locals know it, is famous for its seal, sea lion and penguin colonies. If you’ve ever wanted to get close to nature, this is the place to do it. Upon arrival, you will be met by your 4WD driver/guide for a day of spectacular exploration. You’ll see landscapes and seascapes, ranging from thick bush and dramatic cliffs, to sand dunes and sheltered beaches. Along the way you’ll learn about the history of the island and the famous explorers who had a hand in naming its natural features.

 You’ll be treated to a delicious picnic lunch served with renowned South Australian wines. From the beautifully eerie scenery of Remarkable Rocks to the special experiences of the Platypus Walk and Hanson Bay Koala Sanctuary, it is a day of discovery. At the end of the day enjoy the wonderful evening panorama below as your flight leaves Kangaroo Island for the city lights of Adelaide, where you will be transferred back to wherever you are staying in the city centre, or taken to the airport arriving at approx. 7.10pm (BL)
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