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| This island is 155 km long and up to 55 km wide and covers an area of 4,500 square kilometres. | This island is 155 km long and up to 55 km wide and covers an area of 4,500 square kilometres. | ||
| It is a very popular destination for tourists wishing to spend between a few days and a week there, visiting caves, forests, Seal Bay and Remarkable Rocks. Access to the island is via 20 minute flight from Adelaide, the Capital of South Australia or by sea ferry from Cape Jervis. | It is a very popular destination for tourists wishing to spend between a few days and a week there, visiting caves, forests, Seal Bay and Remarkable Rocks, to name but a few of the popular sites. Access to the island is via 20 minute flight from Adelaide, the Capital of South Australia or by sea ferry from Cape Jervis. | ||
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Kangaroo Island is Australia's third largest island - after Tasmania and Melville Island. It is situated 120 km southwest of Adelaide, 16 kilometres offshore from Cape Jervis, on the tip of the Fleurieu Peninsula in the state of South Australia.
This island is 155 km long and up to 55 km wide and covers an area of 4,500 square kilometres.
It is a very popular destination for tourists wishing to spend between a few days and a week there, visiting caves, forests, Seal Bay and Remarkable Rocks, to name but a few of the popular sites. Access to the island is via 20 minute flight from Adelaide, the Capital of South Australia or by sea ferry from Cape Jervis.
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