Kangaroo Island: 3-Night Escape for Two with Wine and Late Check-Out at Sea Dragon Lodge

The Hotel: Sea Dragon Lodge

Surrounded by dream-like scenery and hugged by ocean waves, Sea Dragon Lodge makes for a perfect destination to forget about the daily routine and indulge in relaxation. Couples can enjoy the freedom of self-catering holiday and feel at home with kangaroos and wallabies hopping around at the Pink Bay beach.

Over 80 metres of space, ocean views and luxury interiors set the backdrop of laid-back vacay in Luxury Eco Villa or Deluxe Spa Eco Villa, with the latter boasting a private heated hot tub for extra pampering. The Lodge offers 200 square metres of space, topped with private beach access, creating a feel of a mountain chalet.

• TripAdvisor: 5 / 5

Room Details

Luxury Eco Villa

• Bed size/type: Queen-size bed
• Standard occupancy: Two people
• Maximum occupancy: Four people
• Extra person: $70 per night, available on request
• Features a separate bedroom with a queen-size bed, separate bathroom, and a large open-plan living area

Deluxe Spa Villa

• Bed size/type: King-size bed in the bedroom and a queen-size sofa bed in the lounge
• Standard occupancy: Two people
• Maximum occupancy: Four people

• Extra person: $70 per night, available on request

• Boasts a private heated hot tub

The Lodge

• Bed size/type: King-size beds in master bedrooms and two single beds in twin bedrooms
• Standard occupancy: Two people
• Maximum occupancy: Eight people

• Extra person: $70 per night, available on request

• Boasts ocean views and opens onto the main deck

The Area: Kangaroo Island, SA

The natural wilderness of Kangaroo Island is widely regarded as one of Australia’s most beautiful destinations, with the country’s third-largest island enchanting visitors from around the globe. The diverse landscape includes dramatic wind-sculpted rocks coloured pink by the setting sun, white beaches where sea lions frolic in calm waters, sand dunes that look like they have come straight from the Sahara and towering eucalyptus trees dotted with koalas.

Start the day with a pelican feeding experience or nature walk on a nearby trail before heading further afield to explore Kangaroo Island’s unspoiled landscape. Flinders Chase National Park is home to other-worldly formations like the Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch, while ‘Little Sahara’ is a mountainous range of wind-sculpted sand dunes in the centre of the island.

For wildlife lovers, Kangaroo Island does not disappoint. Check out playful sea lions at Seal Bay Conservation Park, meet large birds of prey at the Raptor Domain, or take a guided penguin tour one evening to see some of the island’s most famous residents. Be sure to take in several old lighthouses and lookout points to get another perspective on the island and its history.