South Australia
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Top things to do in South Australia
Evergreen picks — free items are flagged.
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Kangaroo Island/Karta Pintpa
#attractionA premier nature destination known for its rugged coastlines and native wildlife. Visitors can spot sea lions at Seal Bay, explore the Flinders Chase National Park, and view the iconic Remarkable Rocks.
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Known as Australia's Galapagos, this island offers pristine beaches and wildlife encounters. Visitors can see sea lions at Seal Bay and the iconic Remarkable Rocks and Admiral’s Arch in Flinders Chase National Park.
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Kangaroo Island
#attractionKnown as a 'zoo without fences,' this iconic island offers encounters with sea lions at Seal Bay and stunning geological formations like the Remarkable Rocks. It is a premier destination for wildlife and rugged coastal scenery.
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This iconic island is home to the Remarkable Rocks and Admiral’s Arch. Visitors can spot abundant native wildlife, including kangaroos, koalas, and sea lions, amidst dramatic coastal landscapes.
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Kangaroo Island is a premier destination for wildlife encounters and natural geology. Visitors can see sea lions at Seal Bay, walk among the granite Remarkable Rocks, and explore the rugged coastline of Flinders Chase National Park.
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Accessible via ferry, this island sanctuary is home to the stunning Remarkable Rocks. Visitors can encounter abundant wildlife including sea lions at Seal Bay, kangaroos, and koalas amidst dramatic coastal scenery.
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Kangaroo Island & Remarkable Rocks
#attractionWitness the stunning Remarkable Rocks and abundant wildlife on Kangaroo Island. This iconic destination offers close encounters with sea lions at Seal Bay and dramatic geological formations within Flinders Chase National Park.
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Remarkable Rocks
#attractionLocated in Flinders Chase National Park on Kangaroo Island, these ancient, wind-sculpted granite boulders sit precariously above the ocean. They are one of Australia's most photographed natural landmarks, offering stunning views and unique geological formations.
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Located on Kangaroo Island, these naturally sculpted granite boulders sit precariously above the Southern Ocean. The rocks have been shaped by wind and sea spray for over 500 million years, creating a striking landscape for photography.
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A premier nature destination where visitors can see kangaroos, koalas, and sea lions in their natural habitat. Iconic landmarks include the wind-sculpted Remarkable Rocks and the Admirals Arch within Flinders Chase National Park.