Beaches abound the Kangaroo Island and fill up most of its itinerary. One of the Island's most famous beaches is Vivonne Bay that was once ranked the best in all of Australia due to its unique curved shape, turquoise surfing waves, outstanding fishing, and pristine white sand. This beach is an ideal location for picnics, sunbathing, fishing and surfing, making it great for a large variety of visitors. There are certain other attractions that surround this beach. These are:

• Along the coast southwest of this bay is the Vivonne Bay Conservation Park; an 887 hectare nature reserve.
• To the east of Vivonne Bay along the coast is the Seal Bay Conservation Park, which is home to Australia's third largest sea lion colony.
• Little Sahara, which as the name suggests is a small desert. It is home to the only sand dunes on the island and is a great place for hiking, quad biking and sand boarding. It is even possible to hire a toboggan and sled down the dunes. Little Sahara is a fantastic place for the adventurist and tours can be booked right from Vivonne Bay.

• Always use sunglasses while going out in sun.

• Taxi from Kangaroo Island centre.

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