Shore House King Island

Porky Beach is a secluded stretch of coastline on King Island's west coast, known for its rolling sand dunes, powerful Southern Ocean swells and sweeping coastal views. Popular with surfers, beach fishers and adventurous travellers, the beach offers a remote and untamed setting that showcases the island's rugged beauty. The surrounding dunes and shoreline provide excellent opportunities for walking, photography and wildlife spotting, while the ever-changing conditions make each visit unique. Porky Beach is an ideal stop for visitors looking to experience the raw coastal landscapes that make King Island so distinctive.

Salt and Thyme are here to cater for your everyday food needs - from corporate breakfasts and lunches to wholesome ready-made meals and canapé style grazing. They have recently launched an agritourism venture, welcoming guests onto the family farm for a unique paddock-to-plate experience. Visitors are invited to learn about the beef production journey while enjoying a delicious lunch showcasing produce from our farm and other local King Island producers, celebrating fresh local flavours and the connection between food and farming.

King Island Airport is located 10 minutes north from the Island's main township, Currie. Owned and operated by King Island Council, the Airport has become a bustling transit hub for local travellers, commuters and tourists. Facilities include public toilets, visitor information brochures, free parking and disability access, and car hire pick up. The airport is serviced with regular direct passenger flights from Melbourne, Burnie and Launceston with charter and GA aircraft visiting from across the southeast of Australia.