Flinders Chase National Park

Kangaroo Island is a sanctuary for Australian wildlife, almost a quarter of the surface of the island has been declared a National Park. It is precisely its insular status that allowed invasive species (rabbits, foxes, dingoes, common cats, etc.) to be here in large numbers. From the island reserves, something to highlight is the Flinders Chase National Park, which occupies almost all its western end. It is a combination of rock formations and marsupial wildlife. Chapter stones, highlight the Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch Cliffs Anyway, as our time was limited we focused on the "little animals".