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Meet up close with Australian native and exotic animals. See koalas, dingo, wombats, emus and many more. You might even be able to hand-feed kangaroos. Complete your experience with wine tasting of local wines. Travel to Glen Forest Tourist Park and Vineyard. The Park, a 400 acre farm has 70 acres dedicated to the animals and 90 acres of Licoln Estate Vineyard with varieties such as: Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Shiraz. You have free time at the park to walk through bird aviary and see the koalas, dingo, wombats, emus and kangaroos. To complete your experience a wine tasting experience is offered featuring local wines and a sampling of cheese and biscuits to accompany.
Explore the seafood capital of Australia, Port Lincoln. If you like to keep things short and sweet, then this is the tour for you. In 1.5 hours you'll see this bustling port through the eyes of a local, and then you'll have the rest of the day to yourself. Depart the pier and travel via local attractions and the esplanade en route to Winters Hill lookout. Enjoy panoramic views over Port Lincoln as you take in all that this charming seaport has to offer. You'll be able to lookout over Boston Bay and the long stretches of rugged coastline that has made the region famous to visitors. Your friendly guide will fill you in on the history of the town and what makes it so special. From there, you will travel to the marina to view the biggest commercial fishing fleet in the country.
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