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Start from 48 curated places around Kangaroo Island, AU, then choose the recommendations that fit your guests.
Sunset Food and Wine
A modern Australian degustation room on a steep hillside above American Beach, opened by ex-Southern Ocean Lodge head chef Jack Ingram. Open-fire kitchen, full Kangaroo Island wine list, the view does half the work.
Cactus
A daytime cafe on Kingscote's main street from Yen Leow and ex-Southern Ocean Lodge chef Louis Lark, doing Mexican-leaning lunches alongside the standard coffee-and-cake routine. Locals' weekday meeting room.
Kangaroo Island Wilderness Trail
A 66km, five-day end-to-end coastal trail through Flinders Chase from Flinders Chase visitor centre to Kelly Hill Caves, with five designated overnight campsites along the way. The signature Australian island walk; bookings required.
Cape du Couedic Lighthouse to Admirals Arch Loop
A short, dramatic clifftop loop linking the 1909 Cape du Couedic lighthouse to Admirals Arch and the fur seal colony at the south-west tip of Flinders Chase. The most-walked half-hour on the island.
Kangaroo Island Spirits
Australia's first dedicated gin distillery (since 2006) and still the island's most-decorated cellar door, at Cygnet River. Sarah and Jon Lark's wild-gin, native botanicals and a Gin Garden with food-van pairings.
Kangaroo Island Brewery
A small craft brewery in a black tin shed on the road north out of Kingscote, brewing on-site and pouring tasting paddles in a yard that runs to a view of Nepean Bay. Locals' weekend spot, with pizza on Fridays-Sundays.
Remarkable Rocks
A cluster of weather-sculpted granite boulders balanced on a coastal dome at the south-western tip of Flinders Chase National Park, orange-lichened and shaped over 500 million years. The single most-photographed landmark on the island.
Admirals Arch
A wave-cut limestone arch at Cape du Couedic, fringed with stalactites and looking out over a permanent colony of long-nosed fur seals on the rocks below. The boardwalk down to the platform is part of the same Flinders Chase loop as Remarkable Rocks.