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KANGAROO ISLAND 511 3 Kangaroo Island £ 110km (68 miles) South of Adelaide There is nowhere better than Kangaroo Island to see Australian marsupials in the wild. Spend a few days here with the right guide and you can walk along a beach past a colony of sea lions; spot hundreds of New Zealand fur seals playing; creep through the bush on the trail of wallabies or kangaroos; spot sea eagles, black swans, sacred ibis, pelicans, little penguins, the rare glossy black cockatoo and other birds; come across goannas; pick out bunches of koalas hanging sleepily in the trees above your head; and, if you’re lucky, see platypus, echidna, bandicoots, reclusive pygmy possums—the list goes on. The secrets to Kangaroo Island’s success are its perfect conditions; the most important of which is the fact that there are no introduced foxes or rabbits to take their toll on the native inhabitants or their environment. The island was also never colonized by the dingo—Australia’s “native” dog—which was believed to have been introduced from Asia some 4,000 years ago. About one-third of the island is unspoiled national park, and there are plenty of wildlife corridors to give the animals a chance to move about the island, lessening the problems of inbreeding. While the animals are what most people come to see, no one goes away without also being impressed by the scenery. Kangaroo Island has low mallee scrubland, dense eucalyptus forests, rugged coastal scenery, gorgeous beaches, caves, lagoons, and blackwater swamps. The effect of 150 years of European colonization has taken its toll, though. In South Australia as a whole some 27 mammal, five bird, one reptile, and 30 plant species have become extinct since the state was discovered by the English seafarer Matthew Flinders in 1802. The island’s history is a harsh one. Aborigines inhabited the island as early as 10,000 years ago but abandoned it for unexplained reasons. In the 19th century it was settled by pirates, mutineers, deserters from English, French, and American ships, and escaped convicts from the eastern colonies. Sealers also arrived and took a heavy toll on the seal and sea lion population—in just 1 year, 1803 to 1804, they managed to kill more than 20,000 of these animals. Between 1802 and 1836, Aboriginal women from both the mainland and Tasmania were kidnapped, brought to Kangaroo Island, and forced to work catching and skinning seals, kangaroos, and wallabies, and lugging salt from the salt mines. In 1836, Kangaroo Island became the first place in South Australia to be officially settled. The state’s capital was Kingscote, until it was abandoned a couple of years later in favor of Adelaide. In spite of its early settlement, Kangaroo Island had very few residents until after World War II, when returned soldiers set up farms here. Today, more than a million sheep are raised on the island. The island also acts as an official bee sanctuary to protect the genetic purity of the Ligurian bee, introduced in 1881, and it is believed to be the only place in the world where this strain of bee survives. ISLAND ESSENTIALS WHEN TO GO The best time to visit Kangaroo Island is between November and March (though you’ll have difficulty finding accommodations over the Christmas school holiday period). July and August tend to be rainy, and winter can be cold (though often milder than on the mainland around Adelaide). Many companies offer 1-day trips to Kangaroo Island from Adelaide, but I would advise you to tailor your holiday to spend at least 2 days here, though 3 or even 5 would be better. There really is a lot to see, and you won’t regret spending the extra time.
Kangaroo Island SOUTH AUSTRALIA ADELAIDE KANGAROO ISLAND Barossa Valley VICTORIA N.S.W. 0 5 mi 0 5 km Snug Cove N Western River Cove North Coast Investigator Stokes Bay Lathami Stokes Bay Conservation Park Rd. Vennachar Point Cape Borda Flinders Chase National Park Maupertuis Bay Admiral's Arch Rocky River Rocky River Cape du Couedic Remarkable Rocks Playford Hwy. West End Hwy. Karatta Kelly Hill Caves Conservation Park Hanson Bay Cape Bouguer Edwards Lagoon Parndana South Coast Rd. Vivonne Bay Parndana Wildlife Park Vivonne Bay SOUTHERN OCEAN GETTING THERE Emu Airways (& 08/8234 3711) is the only airline serving Kangaroo Island. Up to six daily departures ensure frequent service to the Island. Regional Express (& 13 17 13 in Australia; www.regionalexpress.com.au) also flies from Adelaide. Flights leave from the General Aviation Terminal, Kel Barclay Avenue, Adelaide. The General Aviation Terminal is about a 20-minute walk (or shorter taxi ride!) from the main airport terminal. The flight from Adelaide to Kangaroo Island usually takes about 25 minutes. If you prefer to go by sea, Kangaroo Island SeaLink (& 13 13 01 in Australia, or 08/8202 8688; www.sealink.com.au) operates two oceangoing vehicle and passenger ferries four times daily (up to 10 times in peak periods) from Cape Jervis on the tip of the Fleurieu Peninsula on the mainland to Penneshaw on Kangaroo Island. The trip takes 40 minutes and costs A$64 (US$42) round-trip for adults, A$32 (US$21) for children 3 to 14, and A$138 (US$90) for cars. Connecting bus service from Adelaide to Cape Jervis is provided at an extra A$36 (US$23) for adults, and A$18 (US$12) for children round-trip. There are some cheaper off-peak prices, but check when booking. Count on 3 hours for the whole trip from Adelaide if you take the connecting bus. Bookings are essential. SeaLink also runs a range of island tours, including the 2-day/1-night “K.I. coast to coast” which costs from A$289 (US$188) per person twin share. SeaLink also offers a wide range of accommodations, day tours, and adventure activities and offers Adelaide hotel pickups for selected tours.
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Contents List of Maps viii What’s
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CONTENTS v 6 by Lee Mylne 7 Queensl
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CONTENTS vii 13 14 Canberra 588 by
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An Invitation to the Reader In rese
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What’s New in Australia Since our
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The Best of Australia 1 Maybe we’
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THE BEST OUTDOOR ADVENTURES 5 • D
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THE BEST PLACES TO EXPERIENCE THE O
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THE BEST AFFORDABLE DIVING & SNORKE
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THE BEST DINING BARGAINS 17 Irish T
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THE REGIONS IN BRIEF 19 Tips Size D
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THE REGIONS IN BRIEF 21 THE TOP END
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THE REGIONS IN BRIEF 23 Kimberley,
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FIFTY MONEY-SAVING TIPS 25 rail pas
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FIFTY MONEY-SAVING TIPS 27 26. Most
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ENTRY REQUIREMENTS & CUSTOMS 29 hap
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ENTRY REQUIREMENTS & CUSTOMS 31 Tip
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MONEY 33 6 Money For American and E
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WHEN TO GO 35 Tips Dear Visa: I’m
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AUSTRALIA CALENDAR OF EVENTS 37 sta
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TRAVEL INSURANCE 39 horse race. Tha
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HEALTH & SAFETY 41 large towns and
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SPECIALIZED TRAVEL RESOURCES 43 too
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PLANNING AN AFFORDABLE TRIP ONLINE
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THE 21ST-CENTURY TRAVELER 49 has a
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GETTING THERE 51 Two good wireless
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GETTING THERE 53 FLYING FOR LESS: T
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THE ACTIVE TRAVELER 61 Fun Fact Som
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GETTING AROUND AUSTRALIA 63 Austral
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GETTING AROUND AUSTRALIA 71 Prices
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TIPS ON ACCOMMODATIONS 75 furnishin
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TIPS ON DINING 79 hotel can then gu
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FAST FACTS: AUSTRALIA 81 want to ge
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FAST FACTS: AUSTRALIA 85 one tax in
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NEIGHBORHOODS IN BRIEF 93 Wharf. To
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GETTING AROUND 97 2 Getting Around
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GETTING AROUND 101 5:20pm. This ser
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WHERE TO DINE 129 107 King St., New
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WHAT TO SEE & DO IN SYDNEY 131 Valu
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SHOPPING 153 Finds A Surf Adventure
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