We bought a general ticket to this park and walked around on our own. They do informational…read morepresentations where they bring out an animal, talk about it, then let you pet it. We attended one for the python. Very cool. We also bought a bag of feed so we could feed the wallabys. They were so gentle. I loved when they put their little paw on my hand to steady themselves as they ate. We also attended the Koala experience. They open the gate and let you into the exhibit. Gently petting the koalas is allowed. There is a guide that shares information about the koalas and ensures the safety of the animals. This was a very cool park. We had a great time interacting with the animals. Loved the metal art throughout as well.

This a must see. We booked the private tour into the park. This is the best wild life tour I have…read moreever been on. Shannon was our park tour guide. She so extremely knowledge and friendly explaining all about the animals. Her kindness and care to all the animals is truly humbling. All other staff we interacted with were super nice. Book a visit and if possible book a private tour. This place and people are amazing.

Not only did they provide a wonderful and informative tour of Kangaroo Island (KI), they went above…read moreand beyond with their customer service. They were always prompt and courteous with any questions and with booking. Transfers to and from the hotel and ferry were seamless. Our tour guide, Mark Kelly, was a walking encyclopedia of knowledge on KI, the wildlife, and Australia, in general. On our last day (of the 2 day tour) we discovered we lost our binoculars somewhere along the way that day. After dropping us off for the ferry, Mark retraced our route, found the binoculars and the company expressed mailed them to us, free of charge! I wish every business provided that kind of service. The tour itself is wonderful. KI is a great place to view kangaroos, wallabies, and koalas in their natural habitat. Walking by the sea lions was amazing and the scenery and beaches were lovely. We only had one other couple on our tour and it was very comfortable in our vehicle. I never felt rushed and Mark was very accommodating about what we wanted to see.

Wow, just wow! We…read moreopted for the self guided tour which takes you out onto the boardwalk. I was absolutely blown away by the gorgeous views! There were seals aplenty with a huge male just sleeping under the walkway and lots of momma/pup duos snoozing. It was one of the highlights of our trip!

We booked a guided tour for the first tour of the day at 9am. Only 3 people were in our group. A…read moreguided tour is the only way to see the sea lions directly from the beach. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable. I appreciated the focus on us being visitors to the sea lions home and the need to be quiet and provide plenty of space to the animals. What a cool experience! We had two pups walk up to us on the sand. We could see sea lions go in and out of the water. We visited in November which was after breeding season so we saw moms and their pups all over the area. We also walked the boardwalk, which does not require a guide, and we had another pup walk up to the edge of the boardwalk. We got such amazing pics. The sea lions are adorable.

We saw the sign and decided to stop in as we were passing by. They do three tours a day. We waited…read moreto attend the 11:15am tour. The ticket booth opens 10 minutes before the tour, so if no one is there, hang on. They will be. You climb to the cave entrance. There are some look outs and educational material on your way to the cave entrance. After a brief safety lesson, you enter the cave by descending some steep steps. Hang onto the railing! You gather on the first platform and hear about the characteristics of the cave. It's a dry cave, no water, formed from condensed sand which formed limestone. Because there is not water, it's a dead cave. No growth. Visit 100 years from now and it will look the same. The lighting is well done to highlight the many formations. The second gathering area provides additional formations and educational material. Finally, the third gathering area is highlighted by a light show and narration which goes into the formation of Kangaroo Island and the cave. It's very well done and last about 15 min. There are little stools for seating during this time. Our guide was very knowledgeable about the cave and area. She did a great job! Glad we stopped.

Great stop before heading to Fliders Chase! We were visiting in off-season, so we were the only two…read moreon the tour. Our tour guide, Steve, was excellent and extremely knowledgeable. The tour was neat and educational. The whole thing took about 45 minutes. Show up a bit early and walk around the area, it's beautiful!