Walk along the untouched sand dune system and along Seal Bay Beach amongst Australia's largest Sealion colony with our accredited tour guides. Learn about the mating and feeding habits of this endangered species. Keep your eyes peeled for Rosenberg Goannas lazing in the sun as we return to the vehicle and head into the Flinders Chase National Park.

Entering the Flinders Chase National Park, our first stop at Remarkable Rocks will give you the first views of the rugged coastline in this diverse National Park. The amazing rock formations and distinct red rocks are a photographers delight. Stopping for lunch, the afternoon will be spent at other known attractions in the park, namely Cape Du Couedic, and Admirals Arch. Learn about the early maritime history of this wild environment, all the while, spotting other native animal species including Long-nosed Fur Seal seals at Admirals Arch, echidna’s, kangaroo’s, Tammar wallabies and a range of birds and reptiles.

Talk & Taste Kangaroo Island honey and native foods Kangaroo Island, renowned for its pristine environment, boasts a thriving honey industry centred around the pure Ligurian bee which was brought to the island from Italy in 1884. Shortly after, it was declared a sanctuary and therefore remains the oldest bee sanctuary in the world, producing honey of exceptional quality. Guests at Sea Dragon can enjoy a tasting workshop of Kangaroo Island honey and its products learning about the unique flavours and characteristics of each. Thanks to the purity of our island’s agriculture, we also harvest some unique native ingredients that are included in many of our dishes and which will be sampled as part of this experience. Frequency: Four times per week Length: 45 minutes Location: Sea Dragon

Kangaroo Island gin or Grasshopper beer Enjoy a drink and snack-pairing workshop which showcases the wares of the oldest dedicated gin distillery in Australia – Kangaroo Island Spirits – and the newest brewery to reach our shores, Grasshopper Beer. Guests will have the choice between gin or beer and will be guided through the unique flavour profiles of each tasting which is then uniquely matched with various snacks highlighting native ingredients found in South Australia. Frequency: Four times per week Length: 45 minutes Location: Sea Dragon

Antechamber Bay beach and birds Join a guided experience at nearby beautiful Antechamber Bay, where nature enthusiasts can discover the island’s rich avian life. Explore the area in search of native bird species such as the Kangaroo Island White-eared Honeyeater and the Kangaroo Island Glossy Black Cockatoo.This tour also includes some free time for a stroll along the pristine white sands of the 4.2km beach followed by morning tea, allowing guests to enjoy refreshments amidst the tranquil surroundings. Frequency: Three times per week Length: 90 minutes plus transfers Location: Antechamber Bay, Dudley Peninsula

Cape Willoughby Lighthouse tour and heritage walk Embark on a guided coastal walk at the foot of Cape Willoughby Lighthouse, South Australia’s oldest, delving into Kangaroo Island’s maritime history. The journey continues with a tour of the lighthouse where guests hear stories of the lighthouse keepers and the challenges they faced. Guests can climb to the top for stunning ocean views, offering a perfect blend of history and breathtaking scenery. Frequency: Four times per week Length: 90 minutes Location: Cape Willoughby, Dudley Peninsula

Visit a local sheep shearer and his kelpie dogs Be welcomed by a quintessential Australian sheep farmer who will give guests a glimpse into the traditional craft of sheep shearing. Visitors will also have the chance to meet his hardworking kelpie dogs, renowned for their intelligence and agility in herding sheep. An authentic and engaging experience connecting guests to the island’s rural roots. Frequency: Three times per week Length: 60 minutes plus transfers Location: Ironstone, Dudley Peninsula

Tasting at Dudley Wines The Dudley Peninsula is fortunate to be home to two great wineries which both feature on the Sea Dragon wine list. For wine aficionados or guests simply wishing to explore more of our beautiful region, be transferred to and from Sea Dragon to Dudley Wines (looking out for echidna on the way) where you will enjoy a tasting paddle of five wines and enjoy great views over Backstairs Passage. Frequency: Twice per week Length: 60 minutes plus transfers Location: Sedgley, Dudley Peninsula