It’s a pleasant ride from South Australia’s capital city of Adelaide aboard a Sealink Connection Coach to Cape Jervis and then a forty-minute ferry ride aboard Sealink’s Sealion 2000 to Kangaroo Island.

Kangaroo Island is Australia’s third largest island.  The 93-mile long and 33 mile wide island is a refuge for Australia’s unique wildlife.  Numerous birds, koalas, kangaroos, wallabies and more run free.   Penguins, seals, dolphins and whales frolic in its pristine waters — more than one third of the island is National and Conservation Parks.

Flinders Chase National Park is a 290 square mile wilderness.  It is the home of kangaroos, wallabies, possums, goannas, koalas, platypus and more.  It’s the second largest park in South Australia and especially noted for its natural state, wildlife and lack of introduced predators.  On foot, by bus and four wheel drive I wandered into places where the average tourists can not go.

Besides the wildlife there are geological wonders to visit on Kangaroo Island -- the Little Sahara, The Remarkable Rocks and Cape du Couedic and Admiral’s Arch where a colony of New Zealand Fur Seals flirt, fight and frolic on the rocks and among the waves.  Sit back, relax and Enjoy the radio show and the video.

And as an added bonus, revisit Kangaroo Island with travelers Dave and Carol Warwick, hear Travelscope's South Australia Wine Country Adventure and get a visual taste of South Australia's Barossa Valley Wine Country with wine lovers Dick and Judy Silva.

For information on Kangaroo Island go to www.tourkangarooisland.com.au.  For Qantas Airlines call 800-227-4500 or go to www.qantas.com/us.  For South Australia information go to www.southoz.com or call 888-768-8428.  Return to the video website page often for more of Travelscope's video adventures.