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There were two paths to head to the remarkable rocks. The rocks were amazing. They were on one part of a small mountain. There were many tourists enjoying and exploring the rocks, it was fun. I had fun. I watched a rock and while i...More
Don't forget to pay your entry before you drive into the park, but a definite must do when on KI. Take your time as you approach the rocks to see the outcrop from different angles at a distance. Appropriate car pullover areas to do so....More
Very interesting rock formations - worth seeing up close. Easily accessible via the boardwalk and there are information posts explaining how the rocks were formed.
Truly remarkable! Take the time to read the information posts to appreciate the changes occurred over time with the environment. Fantastic photo opportunity. Must see while visiting Kangaroo Island.
When you get there, you have to visit information center to buy a ticket. The rock is in the Flinders Chase National park. In the park have a few places to visit as well. There are light house (Admirals Arch) you will see a different...More
The rocks are located within the Flinders Chase National Park (entrance fee required to be paid at the Visitor Information Centre - $11 per adult, $9 per concession). The car park to the Rocks is just over 20 kilometres from the Visitor Centre and approximately...More
Go before 12noon to beat all the tour buses, well prepared area with wooden boardwalk all the way in.
A natural formation gives extensive opportunity to take lots of photo's. Beware - There is a very steep drop if you go past the small tags as the rock declines to the sea, never the less it's a wonderful site and well worth the visit.
Getting there is part of the adventure - beautiful vistas as you approach. The rocks are aptly named - remarkable. Fabulous photo opportunities.
One of our many stops around Kangaroo Island and one that cannot be missed. Everything on this island is stunning and these rocks are a marvel of nature. At first, I was like...rocks, swell...but they really are beautiful and found myself taking so many pics...More
