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Private Kangaroo Island Tours from Adelaide
Highlights
- Experience breathtaking wildlife and landscapes on a private tour of Kangaroo Island, tailored to your interests.
- Savour local flavours with carefully selected food experiences that highlight the island's culinary delights.
- Enjoy seamless transport and ferry travel from Adelaide, ensuring a stress-free adventure to one of Australia's natural wonders.
- Explore at your own pace with a personalised itinerary guided by an expert local, making every moment memorable.
Experience one of Australia’s most spectacular natural destinations on a fully private Kangaroo Island tour from Adelaide. Designed for couples, families, and small groups, our private tours offer flexibility, comfort, and a personalised experience led by an expert local guide.
Departing directly from Adelaide, your journey includes seamless transport, ferry travel, and carefully selected experiences that showcase the island’s breathtaking wildlife, landscapes, accommodation and food.
With a private tour, you enjoy the freedom to travel at your own pace while exploring the very best of Kangaroo Island.
Tour details
Disabled access available, contact operator for details.
Operation information
Discover Adelaide Tours
Discover Adelaide Tours, based in South Australia’s capital, offers enriching premium small-group day tours to the diverse and scenic regions surrounding Adelaide. Designed for visitors seeking an authentic, relaxed and informative experience, each tour showcases the state’s iconic landscapes, wildlife, and culture—from the rolling Adelaide Hills and pristine Kangaroo Island to world-class wine regions like McLaren Vale and the Barossa.
With a focus on comfort and connection, Discover Adelaide Tours stands apart through its personalised service, expert local guides, and flexible itineraries that avoid the rush of large group travel. Guests travel in modern, comfortable vehicles with hotel pick-up and drop-off included, ensuring a seamless and stress-free experience. Group sizes are kept small to create a more intimate atmosphere and allow for meaningful engagement at every stop.
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Memberships
- Regional Tourist/Tourism Association/Organisation
- Tourism Industry Council of SA
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