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As well as being a destination in its own right, Wilderness Valley is the perfect base from which to explore Kangaroo Island. Wilderness Valley is situated at the west end of the Island. The west end is the most pristine, and features many of the Island's major natural attractions, such as Seal Bay, Remarkable Rocks, Admiral's Arch, Kelly Hill Caves and Little Sahara. The west end is also thick with wildlife such as wallabies, kangaroos, possums, echidnas, goannas, and an extraordinary variety of birdlife. |
GETTING THERE By Air Regular flights are available from Adelaide Airport to Kingscote. By Car Vehicle and passenger ferries run daily between Cape Jervis (on the Fleurieu Peninsula and Penneshaw. (See our links page for details) |
Wilderness Valley itself overlooks Flinders Chase National Park, the largest and most diverse park on the Island. Part of the beauty of staying at Wilderness Valley is seeing Flinders Chase at dusk and dawn when the wildlife is most active. Near to Wilderness Valley are two of Kangaroo Island's most famous beaches. Vivonne Bay and Hanson Bay. Both offer outstanding opportunities for swimming, fishing, sunbathing and walking. While Wilderness Valley is close to major attractions it is also well off the main roads, ensuring your peace, tranquility and privacy. |