Things to Do·Sightseeing Tours
Take a self-drive journey around King Island to discover the dramatic stories of shipwrecks that shaped the island’s history. Stop at interpretation sites and memorial cairns marking where ships went down and lives were lost — or saved. From the towering lighthouses at Cape Wickham and Currie to quiet coves with turbulent pasts, this trail brings to life the tragedies and triumphs of King Island’s maritime heritage.
Martha Lavinia Beach is one of King Island’s most iconic coastal destinations, renowned for its powerful surf breaks, expansive white sands and breathtaking natural beauty. Located on the island’s west…
King Island Car Rental is a locally owned and operated vehicle hire business, providing friendly and personalised booking (online, email or phone) and vehicle collection. From a fleet of over…
From $85
Standing proudly at the northern tip of King Island, Cape Wickham Lighthouse is one of Australia’s most significant maritime landmarks and the tallest lighthouse in Australia, rising 48 metres above…
Discover the rich history and unique stories of King Island at the King Island Museum, located in the historic Currie Lighthouse Keeper’s Cottage. Explore fascinating exhibits showcasing the island’s maritime…
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…
King Island – Wild, Remote and Wonderfully Unspoiled. Step away from the everyday and discover King Island, a wild and windswept place shaped by the Roaring Forties and surrounded by…
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