Are flights included in the trip price?

Yes — the itinerary includes private jet return flights from the departure destination as listed in the trip inclusions.

Is golf equipment provided?

Golf gear is not included by default but can be added as an optional rental during booking.

What is the maximum group size?

Groups are capped at a maximum of eight people to keep instruction and accommodation personalized.

Do I need to be a scratch golfer to join?

No — the trip suits committed players of varied levels; a PGA pro clinic and guided play are included to help all participants.

Where do transfers occur between King Island and Barnbougle?

The itinerary routes guests from King Island airport to Launceston airport, then onward ground transfer to Barnbougle in Tasmania.

Light catering on the plane and food and drinks credit at the golf courses are included; specific meal plans will be outlined at booking.

Coastal Links Escape: King Island to Barnbougle Multi-Day Golf Trip

On this multi-day route from Adelaide to King Island and Tasmania’s northeast coast, the landscape reads like a golfer’s field guide: wind-scoured coastal dunes, razor-edge fairways, and Atlantic-grey surf breaking on basalt and sand. The King Island + Barnbougle Multi-Day Trip from Adelaide starts on King Island, Tasmania, where Ocean Dunes delivers an opener of rolling dunes and uneven lies. From there a PGA-guided warm-up and a round at Cape Wickham test trajectory control on a dramatic links layout, with blind carries and deep pot bunkers set against the ocean. After a premium overnight on the island guests fly to Launceston and transfer to Barnbougle, where three very different championship experiences await: the windswept Dunes, the sculpted strategy of Lost Farm, and the technical challenge of Bougle Run. Together they form back-to-back championship golf across terrain shaped by coastal dunes, wind, and native grasses. This trip reads like an island-hopping course tour and plays as a curated service: private jet return flights, ground transfers, time on the courses, a PGA pro-led clinic and guided play, plus food and drinks credit at each club. Groups are intentionally small—maximum eight players—so instruction, pace, and accommodations feel bespoke rather than packaged. Light catering on the plane and premium island and Barnbougle lodging keep comfort high while the itinerary keeps you on the fairway. What makes the itinerary stand out beyond pure golf is the convergence of extreme coastline and cultivated linkslandscape. Ocean Dunes and Cape Wickham sit amid raw maritime weather and sculpted dune systems; Barnbougle’s courses are framed by long sea vistas, windswept grasses, and native bush that attracts seabirds and kangaroos. The contrasts—rocky headlands against soft dune gullies—create shotmaking demands and constant visual drama. Practical notes: the trip includes course access and pro instruction but not golf clubs—those are available as an add-on—and starts from your departure airport with private-flight logistics handled by the operator. It’s ideal for committed players who want to test precision in coastal wind, enjoy elevated service levels, and compress a lot of championship golf into a compact, travel-light itinerary. Why book it? If you want consecutive rounds at world-class seaside courses without the planning friction, this packaged journey stitches premium travel, expert coaching, and some of Australia’s most arresting linksscenery into three days of play that feel purpose-built for golfers who prize both challenge and comfort. The small group size and PGA guidance make this a useful option for travelers seeking measurable improvement and memorable scorecards, while private flights compress travel time so you spend daylight on the course. Bookings are limited; confirm availability early and consider adding rental clubs to travel light without compromising setup or swing feel. Expect changing wind and unforgettable coastal views.