Nature & Wildlife Tours & Trips in South Australia

At Seal Bay Conservation Park, you'll walk among Australian sea lions as they tumble down sandy shores and lounge just meters away - this is a MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experience. Head to Admirals Arch within Flinders Chase National Park to see the noisy New Zealand fur seal colony spread across the rocks with the Southern Ocean behind them. Koalas and kangaroos live throughout the island's wilderness areas where you can spot them in their natural habitats, and at Island Beehive you'll learn about the unique Ligurian bees while tasting their honey.

At Seal Bay Conservation Park, a guided beach walk takes you within meters of Australian sea lions basking on the sand in their natural habitat. You'll spot Long-nosed Fur Seals at Admirals Arch within Flinders Chase National Park, while searching for koalas in eucalypt trees and kangaroos grazing across 20% of the island's protected wilderness. Keep watch for the elusive glossy-black cockatoo and echidnas as you check out Pennington Bay and Antechamber Bay's diverse ecosystems.

Check out South Australia's diverse wildlife at Point Labatt Conservation Park, where you'll see endangered Australian sea lions along rugged coastal cliffs. Cruise Smoky Bay's harbour looking for playful dolphins and sea lions, then have freshly shucked oysters in a working oyster shed.

At Seal Bay Conservation Park you'll walk through sand dunes with a naturalist guide to see around 12,000 rare Australian sea lions up close in South Australia. Flinders Chase National Park is home to echidnas, Western Grey Kangaroos, tammar wallabies, and the rare glossy black cockatoo near Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch, while the 250-hectare Sea Dragon Lodge property offers regular sightings of possums and wallabies.

Walk among around 12,000 Australian sea lions at Seal Bay Conservation Park and see long-nosed fur seals at Admirals Arch in Flinders Chase National Park. Your accommodation at Sea Dragon Kangaroo Island sits on 250 hectares of protected bushland where echidnas, tammar wallabies, and possums often appear.