Kangaroo Island and the Great Ocean Road Adventure

Highlights

• Loll about with the local sea lions at Seal Bay
• Give sandboarding a crack amid the white sand dunes of Little Sahara
• Take in the impressive coastal views from Remarkable Rock
• Koalas are one of Australia’s most iconic creatures – make some new furry friends among the gum trees of Mikkira Station and Hanson Bay Wildlife Sanctuary
• Take the chance to head beneath the surface, into the crystal clear waters surrounding the Neptune Islands, and face-off with a Great White Shark
• Dive at the opportunity to go on a watery play-date with some friendly sea lions, seeing who’s got the better moves in the waters around Hopkins Island
• Hike through the dense Australian bush and the spot native wildlife that lives in the area

What's this trip about?

Each state has it’s own iconic destinations, and this trip takes you to a couple of South Australia and Victoria’s – Kangaroo Island and the Great Ocean Road. From Adelaide, hop aboard a ferry and cross to the island that’s named after roos but’s also home to a heap of native animals like koalas and sea lions. Meet these wild residents at the Hanson Bay Wildlife Sanctuary and Seal Bay Conservation Park, in-between sand boarding the dunes of the Little Sahara, kayaking on the Harriet River, or kicking back on Vivonne Bay beach. Nowhere does rock formations quite like Australia, so marvel at the island’s Remarkable Rocks before the big show of the Great Ocean Road’s Twelve Apostles and Loch Ard Gorge. Before then you’ll change scenery with time in the forests of the Grampians National Park and get a different perspective with a lesson in local Aboriginal history. Be captivated by each twist of the Great Ocean Road's turn, spot wild koalas at Kennett River and stop by some famed surf locations before finishing up in artsy and eclectic Melbourne. This journey is the perfect snapshot of what makes Australia so great.

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