
easy
7–8 hours
Comfortable with several short walks on boardwalks and uneven rock; able to manage steps and coastal wind.
Ride west to the raw edge of Kangaroo Island on a private, guide-led day through Flinders Chase National Park. Remarkable Rocks, Admirals Arch, and a thriving fur seal colony anchor a day of big sea, ancient stone, and thoughtful comforts—lunch included.
The road west unspools across Kangaroo Island, where low mallee scrub leans into the wind and the Southern Ocean shakes the horizon. Your guide, a local who reads these headlands like a favorite book, steers a quiet Lexus toward the raw edge of Flinders Chase National Park. Granite domes start to rise ahead—older than vertebrate life—while surf booms in the coves like a steady drumbeat urging you onward.

Mornings are calmer and less crowded at Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch, improving both safety and photography.
Rock surfaces can be slick when damp—stick to dry patches and avoid the bright orange lichen to keep footing secure.
Keep at least 20 meters from seals, stay quiet on platforms, and never block their path to the water.
Wind can swing conditions quickly; a light windproof jacket keeps salt spray and chill at bay even in summer.
Cape du Couedic Lighthouse and the Weirs Cove supply route recall the isolation of early keepers. The park is also a living record of post-2019–20 bushfire recovery across mallee and coastal heath.
Stay on boardwalks to protect fragile regrowth and nesting seabirds; drones are prohibited in South Australian national parks. Pack out all waste and give wildlife generous space, especially during pupping season.
Grippy soles help on uneven, sometimes slick granite around Remarkable Rocks.
The coastal breeze can be strong year-round, especially at exposed viewpoints.
The sun is intense and shade is limited along the coast.
summer specific
Enhances viewing of fur seals, sea birds, and distant surf lines without disturbing wildlife.