[2025 Penneshaw Attraction] Travel Guide for Penneshaw Beach (Updated Jan)

#australiatrip Penneshaw Beach, also known as Hog Bay, is a delightful spot on Kangaroo Island. The beach stretches for about 600 meters, offering clean, inviting waters perfect for a refreshing swim. The area is well-maintained, with picnic facilities and toilets conveniently located at the western end. The beach is backed by a scenic road, providing easy access and ample parking. The highlight of my visit was the serene atmosphere and the stunning views of the coastline. It’s an ideal spot for families and anyone looking to relax by the sea. Don’t miss the nearby Frenchman’s Rock, a historic landmark adding a touch of history to your beach day. Highly recommended for a peaceful getaway

One of the very happy things about coming to Australia You can see wild animals that are not found on other continents This time I came to Kangaroo Island in South Australia and it was really amazing! Not only are there wild kangaroos, koalas, and seals, There are also all kinds of strange rocks and caves C It's like an isolated subcontinent It has its own independent ecology and is worth a visit! How to play It is recommended to stay for 2 nights and 3 days so that the itinerary will be more relaxed. 2 days and 1 night is also possible. Day 1: Take the ferry to Penneshaw Harbor 1. The beach next to the port on Penneshaw Beach. The water is super clear. I saw jellyfish and many small fish. 2MtThisbyLookout is an elevated observation deck that overlooks the landscape of Kangaroo Island, including forests and white sand beaches. Seal Bay (Seal Bay) You can see many wild seals on the beach, which are very cute 4 Raptor Domain (Raptor Park) You can watch the falcon and bird performances, which are very interactive. ⑤Little Sahara (Little Sahara) allows you to experience the feeling of being in the desert. You can also rent sandboards for sandboarding here, which is very interesting. " 6 Vivonne Bay (Breeze Bay) [, a very beautiful turquoise bay, and a natural rock pool for swimming, remember to bring a swimsuit Day2: Emu Bay: Super beautiful beach, you can come here and take a walk '2 Stokes Bay BeachE: The Australian Tourism Bureau rated the best beach in Australia. The beach is hidden behind a pile of rocks. It feels like a paradise. The water is super clear. 3 Bunker Hill Lookout.: Here you can overlook the entire Flinders National Park, and stay on a rugged jungle road (4) Remarkable Rocks (Wonderful Stonehenge) I have to admire the miraculous power of nature, it is a natural work of art, the rocks are weird and a bit strange Like a carved sculpture, super movie 5 Cape Du Couedic Lighthouse It feels like the end of the world is right here. The land ends here and the sea begins here. (6 Admirals Arch) A natural cave formed by nature. Listening to the sound of the sea with the beating of the sea is super shocking.