Day 4 - Still within the Flinders Chase National Park, we drive on to the spectacular views of the Admirals Arch which is a natural land bridge and home to the long nosed fur seals.
Here we also see Cape du Couedic Lighthouse, build in 1906 which can only be viewed from the outside.
Day 4 - Today we travelled west on Kangaroo Island to Flinders Chase National Park travelling through the natural rugged beauty of the park to visit the incredible Remarkable Rocks.
Pictured is a giant grass tree over 800 years old found within the park.
Many of our passengers all enjoyed climbing the rocks and posing against the many sculptured rock formations.
Day 3 - As we continue driving into the Flinders Chase National Park we stop at Bunker Hill Lookout which gives us a fantastic view of the natural park that was decimated by fire in 2007 and now is wonderful to see the regrowth and rejuvenation of the Park.
A great photo stop also for our passengers is the view coming up to the Remarkable Rocks.
Day 3 our scenic drive takes into the Flinders Chase National Park with beautiful tall gums and mallee and grass trees in abundance.
At the entrance to the Park is a couple of small settlers cottages that can be rented out.
Today, travelling west - Day 3 we visit the beautiful, unspoiled Flinders Chase National Park with our first stop at the Visitor Centre.
On the road coming into the Visitor Centre we stopped to photo one the many grass trees in the National Park and this photo that I took, is aprox 700 year old grass tree.
The Visitor Centre has an interesting, interactive museum on the history and wildlife of the National Park, as well as their cafe serving a very welcome cup of coffee or hot chocolate.
We were fortunate to see Cape Baron geese at the Visitor Centre as well as a koala, sitting high up in the tree.
Our lovely driver Glen entertained us with his wonderful knowledge and humor including his long family history on the island.