Classification: Natural Attractions

Porky Beach, King Island

Porky Beach is a secluded stretch of coastline on King Island’s west coast, known for its rolling sand dunes, powerful Southern Ocean swells and sweeping coastal views. Popular with surfers,…

Seal Rocks Lookout, Surprise Bay

Seal Rocks Lookout offers panoramic views of King Island’s rugged southern coastline, where dramatic cliffs meet the wild Southern Ocean below. Featuring a small picnic area and car park, the…

Currie Harbour, King Island

Currie Harbour sits at the heart of King Island’s main township, offering a relaxed waterfront setting with views across the harbour to the historic Currie Lighthouse and the iconic Boathouse,…

British Admiral Beach, King Island

British Admiral Beach is a remote and windswept stretch of coastline on King Island’s west coast, offering expansive ocean views, rugged dunes and a true sense of isolation. Popular with…

Sea Elephant River, King Island

Sea Elephant River on King Island’s eastern coastline, is where the winding river meets the pristine waters of Sea Elephant Bay. Popular with locals and visitors alike, the area is…

Penny’s Lagoon, King Island

Penny’s Lagoon is one of King Island’s most unique natural attractions and one of only three perched freshwater lakes in the world (a rare phenomenon where the lake sits above…

Naracoopa, King Island

Nestled along the sheltered eastern coastline of King Island, Naracoopa is a peaceful seaside township known for its calm beaches, relaxed atmosphere and spectacular natural beauty. Home to the popular…

Copperhead Walk

Starting from the Seal Rocks car park, the Copperhead Walk is a scenic coastal trail showcasing King Island’s rugged west coast. Expect towering cliffs, dramatic rock formations and uninterrupted views…

Grassy Harbour, King Island

Grassy Harbour on King Island’s east coast, is home to both a working port and a serene waterfront popular for fishing, swimming and boating. Surrounded by rugged coastline and ocean…

Cataraqui Memorial, King Island

The Cataraqui Memorial is a significant and reflective site commemorating the tragic wreck of the Cataraqui in 1845, Australia’s worst civilian maritime disaster. More than 400 passengers and crew lost…