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PAID CONTENT FOR SEA DRAGON KANGAROO ISLAND


PAID CONTENT FOR SEA DRAGON KANGAROO ISLAND


Sea Dragon Kangaroo Island KANGAROO ISLAND, AUSTRALIA


Sea Dragon Kangaroo Island is an Australian version of an eco-safari lodge; this luxury paradise covers 250 acres of private oceanfront land on an island unlike any other. The accommodation is surrounded by native Australian wildlife, including hundreds of the island’s own sub- species of kangaroos, tammar wallabies, echidnas and goannas. There are also more than 30 species of fascinating land and marine birdlife to keep an eye out for, including the endangered glossy black cockatoo. At Sea Dragon, a maximum of 40 guests can


enjoy the expansive natural bushland, two thirds of which is a protected wildlife conservancy. This provides unrivalled animal sightings. As well as wildlife, the ocean views and the stunning secluded beach of Pink Bay are the jewels in the crown of this destination. A 15-minute walk from Sea Dragon takes you to


South Australia’s oldest lighthouse — the iconic white cylindrical structure is perched on the end of Cape Willoughby and accentuates the drama of this wild destination.


The island’s most famous natural attractions


— Seal Bay Conservation Park and Flinders Chase National Park — are included in all Sea Dragon Experiences. Led by accredited professional Sea Dragon guides, guests can enjoy the unspoiled wilderness of Seal Bay from the sand and witness an Australian sea lion colony, which has existed for thousands of years. Guests are spoilt for choice at Flinders Chase


National Park — there are the natural rock formations of Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch, as well as native koalas. All Experience guests receive transfers to and


from the island’s ferry terminal or airport, luxury accommodation with a sustainability focus and superb ocean views as well as daily breakfast and dinner with an emphasis on native ingredients. This is in addition to one-and-a-half day


exclusive Sea Dragon small group touring (with the ability to upgrade to private touring and transfers), lunches while on tour and local wine, beer and non-alcoholic drinks served each afternoon and during dinner.


DON’T MISS Indulge in seasonal local delicacies such as marron and baby abalone with an in-house seafood platter


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KEY FEATURES • Luxury eco-safari lodge experience • Select tours included • Secluded beach • Ocean-view accommodation • Unmatched wildlife


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