Kangaroo Island SA, Seal Bay, Admirals Arch, Cape Couedic, Lighthouse, Weirs Cove, Remarkable Rocks
Well, a big day today (yesterday actually, I'm a bit slack!). Kangaroo Island is a lot bigger than you might imagine an island off an island to be. It's some 150 km long and 50 km wide. The odd part is that the towns are at one end and the attractions are at the other. Which might actually be a good thing given the fragile and sensitive nature of these natural wonders. So today I'm taking you on tour with us: A few words and a few snaps from each of the places we stopped at. First, we took a detour down a dirt road to Vivonne Beach, which had some really bad reports on the 'net. They were right, the place looks like a cross between Deliverence Country and the Hill Billies. Shame, the beach was spectacular. Seal Bay, some 50km down the road, is a long-time breeding ground for the endangered Australian Fur Seal. At first you get a bit of a surprise that you have top go in via a visitors centre, where you have to decide between the ranger guided beach walk or t...