Kangaroo Island›Victor Harbor›Barossa Valley›Flinders Ranges National P›Clare Valley
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Itinerary
Day 1 — Kangaroo Island
You can start your visit to Seal Bay with a memorable walk on the beach among the sea lions (at a safe distance!). With a bit of luck, you will see some lazy koalas resting on the ancient eucalyptus trees. In the western part of the island, explore Flinders Chase National Park with a walk in search of kangaroos, wallabies, and the numerous varieties of birds; from August to November, the park is covered in wildflowers, a fantastic sight. At Cape du Couedic, around the impressive Admirals Arch cave, over 10,000 southern fur seals rest, and you can also see the curious rock formations of Remarkable Rocks, perched on the cliff above the turbulent waters of the ocean.
The Barossa Valley includes over 150 wineries and 50 cellars, many of which are open to the public and also offer guided tours. The main Australian labels can be found here: Jacob's Creek, Penfolds, and Seppeltsfield are just a few of the famous Australian wines that are produced in the Barossa Valley. In addition to wines, the area is also celebrated for its excellent products and refined culinary experiences. A visit to Maggie Beer's farm, a famous chef and author, is not to be missed. Here, you can buy excellent picnic baskets, have lunch, taste, and purchase high-quality products.
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Day 6 — Barossa Valley → Flinders Ranges National P
(5 hours / about 410 km). Continuing north, through the countryside, until the landscape becomes more rugged and wild. Stop in the small town of Hawker, with its characteristic late 19th-century buildings, before continuing towards the Flinders Ranges.