King Island Walks

On this tour, you will have exclusive access to climb Currie Lighthouse, where you’ll climb the 93 spiral steps to the top, to catch an endless view across the sea. Get your camera ready: with this incredible, uninterrupted view, nowhere does a sunset quite like the top of Currie Lighthouse! When you’re finished, don’t forget to stroll next door to explore the Museum and learn about the island’s rich history.

Meet your friendly local guide and set off for this walk just after dawn or before dusk. The trek to the hidden waterhole is short but it’s steep and challenging, and suitable only for people with a good level of mobility. Only about 5% of the population have been lucky enough to see a platypus in the wild. The elusive platypus is a fascination - a blend of characteristics of different animals into one extraordinary and iconic creature. The serene destination of our walk is home to several happy platypuses of different sizes, so be sure to join us for this unforgettable and rewarding experience!

King Island Walks offers 9 different day walks that features the island's wild the rugged coastline. The walks aim to showcase the coastal diversity from the deserted beaches to the rugged rocky coastline. Wander along the deserted beaches or savour breath-taking cliff-top vistas overlooking the wild Southern Ocean. Along the way, learn about the rich tapestry of King Island's flora, fauna, and captivating history. The tours include transport, a delicious nutritious lunch and a celebratory drink at the end of the walk

“Kintyre” is a fabulously private though easily accessible farm stay located in Loorana, about 10 minutes north of the airport, midway between Currie and Cape Wickham. Providing three bedrooms (two queen rooms and two singles in the third) and one bathroom, the home is set on a working farm complete with chooks and cattle. A comfortable cottage having been freshly painted with quality bedding, fire place, fully equipped kitchen with coffee machine, washing machine and dryer, large TV, WiFi, deck and relaxed garden setting.

Escape to the edge of the world. With its exquisite location, panoramic vistas, luxe cedar amenities and private beach access, Bass Lodge brings cosy refinement to the brazen beauty of the Bass Strait’s crown jewel. Bass Lodge (formerly Taraki Lodge) is just 15 minutes drive from the main township of Currie. Touching down at the King Island Domestic Airport, a ten-minute drive will have you entering the gates of Bass Lodge, surrounded by uninterrupted Bass Strait views, rugged bushes and vegetation. Amid the sublime wilderness and pristine air, discover world class surfing, gold and produce. Your escape awaits. Bass Lodge offers up to eight guests the opportunity to relax in total privacy whilst indulging on King Island’s famous local produce and embracing the endless spectacular vistas. The four beautifully appointed bedrooms feature king beds (or eight long singles) and four ensuites, providing versatility for groups and families. Unwind and immerse yourself in your beachfront environment with your private outdoor bespoke sauna and sunken timber hot tub. Indoors has been thoughtfully designed with relaxation in mind. Little details combine to create your sanctuary, with a fireplace, gourmet kitchen and bespoke touches that provide the highest standard of luxury accommodation on King Island. A commitment to environmental sustainability has shaped and styled the architecture of Bass Lodge, King Island.

Turnstone Beach House sits on the magnificent west coast of King Island and has ocean on three sides and views from every window. It is best to look at our website to see the beauty of the scenery and the quality of the house. There are three bedrooms and bedding configurations allowing up to six guests. You will find spacious modern bathrooms, barbeque area, and open kitchen, dining and living areas as well as a full laundry. The property is located on 29 hectares. There are beautiful beaches right outside your door and you and you can take a drive or walk to see the amazing variety of flora and coastal scenery on the island. You can return to your home in time to admire the sunset over the Southern Ocean from the deck or living room, and sit back to the sounds of the crashing ocean and watch the soaring sea eagles and oystercatchers