To the East

Things to Do When Exploring Kangaroo Island, South Australia.

Heres a list east Kangaroo Island attractions, to help you make the most of your stay.

• Sunset Wines
• The Baudin Conservation Park
• Dudley Cellar Door
• Chapman River Cellar Door
• Antechamber Bay and Chapman River, and
• Cape Willoughby Lighthouse where the guided tours are a must. First lighthouse to be built in South Australia. It was erected in 1852

Antechamber bay – Head down the Dudley Peninsula and watch the sun rise on this beautiful north east facing beach. Located near camping facilities and Lashmar Conservation Park.

Penneshaw beach – Located conveniently close to the Township of Penneshaw, this beach is a great place to see a local colony of penguins and great jumping off point for seeing other east Kangaroo Island attractions.

Penneshaw Penguin Centre – See and learn about one of Kangaroo Islands most interesting inhabitants, the little penguin. Nighttime walking tours are a great way to see both the penguins and other local wildlife.

The Oyster Farm Shop – A working oyster farm that offers tastings of not onlt the local oysters but a whole range of local sea foods.

Dudley Cellar door – This award winning winery offers a wide ranges of wines as well as some impressive options for lunch.

Sunset food and wine – Taste an impressive array of local produce in this bistro that overlooks the sea. As the name suggests this western facing restaurant is a great way to experience a Kangaroo Island sunset.

Penneshaw market – On the first Sunday of every month experience a range of local produce and arts and crafts.

Lashmar Conservation Park – A great location for fishing, swimming and seeing local wildlife.

Frenchmans Rock – A historic piece of graffiti from the first European to discover Kangaroo Island Nicholas Baudin. Over 200 years old.

Penneshaw Maritime and Folk Museum – Discover the history of the Dudley Peninsula.