Flinders Chase National Park

What travelers say:

There are six national and conservation parks on Kangaroo Island in South Australia, and Flinders Chase National Park is the largest and most famous one, occupying almost the entire western part of Kangaroo Island. There are rugged but spectacular coastlines, a haven for sea lions, sea dogs, lizards and many other wildlife species, leaving vast inland forests and grass principles off the coast living a large number of wild kangaroos, koalas, needles, lizards and even platypus. In addition, there are many famous attractions in the park, with the roaring and ruthless sea breeze, and the turbulent seawater, the flagship arch of the natural rock arcade formed by years of erosion, and the magical rock with artistic charm under the sculpture of the sea breeze and seawater. The early material landing point of Tsuen Wan, as well as the two lighthouses in the southwest and northwest corners, have several walking paths of different lengths. Park tickets: 11 knives a day ticket, 16 knives for two days, buy a ticket and stick it on the front windshield of the car. There is no card along the way, and there is no ticket check. It is all consciously. Some tourists have to take pictures of the sunset, when the ticket office is off work, they self-service online to buy tickets. It's also oh! Once people have reached a certain level, it is not such a simple thing as 11 knives a ticket! We took 4 hours 20 minutes from arriving at the Park Visitor Centre to leaving the Cape Boda Lighthouse, and 1 hour 40 minutes from the magical rock in the south to the Cape Boda Lighthouse at the north end. We took our own boat from Adelaide to Kangaroo Island and stayed on the island for three days and two nights. I rented a car after going to the island and lived in Kingscott's Far Away Escape B&B. On the first day, I went to Cape Willoughby Conservation Park and the American River; the next day, I set off from Seal Bay, then Little Sahara Desert, Breeze Bay, Hansen Bay, and all the way to Flinders Chase National Park; On the third day, I went to Kingscott, Tsuen Wan Lavender Field, and Penna Shaw. I had a great time! Figure 1: Park Visitor Center; Figure 2: Two brothers islands on the south side of the Tianya Haijiao Cliff; Figure 3: Flagship Arch; Figure 4-5: Southwest Cape Sea Cliff; Figure 6: Kuaidi Point Lighthouse at the southwest corner; Figure 7: Warehouse site above the Tsuen Wan cliff; Figure 8: Tsuen Wan; Figure 9: Overlooking the Tsuen Wan pier from the cliff; Figure10-14: Magic rocks of different colors and shapes; Figure 15: Cape Boda Lighthouse in the northwest corner.