About this tour
Tear across Kangaroo Island's remote coastline by buggy, accessing tracks and vistas sealed off from regular tourists. This 2 hour 50 minute off-road run near Vivonne Bay reveals the raw meeting point between temperate and polar waters, with cliffs and beaches that rival South Australia's most dramatic stretches. You'll pilot through terrain that demands proper equipment and local knowledge—both supplied by your guide.
Highlights
- Drive tracks inaccessible to standard vehicles
- Dramatic coastline between Great Ocean Road and Great Australian Bight character
- Nothing between you and Antarctica across the Southern Ocean
- Safety gear and experienced guide included
- Suitable for mixed fitness levels and ages
What to expect
You'll be geared up with helmet and goggles before heading into Kangaroo Island's untamed coastal country. The buggy navigates rough ground where sealed roads don't reach, stopping at lookouts and hidden stretches most visitors never find. Expect big views of the Southern Ocean and raw, windswept terrain. The pace is manageable—this isn't a white-knuckle sprint, but a proper expedition into country that demands respect. Bring water and snacks of your own; the operator provides neither.
Good to know
Based near Vivonne Bay, roughly 90 minutes' drive from Penneshaw ferry terminal. No shuttle service or island taxis available—arrange your own transport to the site. Wheelchairs and prams are accommodated. Under-18s need a parent or guardian present. Service animals welcome.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.