Welcome to our Paradise
Sea Dragon Kangaroo Island
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Experience Australia's answer to an African safari lodge
With 250 acres of spectacular private coastal bushland, a stunning secluded beach, ocean views from all boutique accommodations and incredible Australian wildlife, Sea Dragon Kangaroo Island is unrivalled in rugged beauty and tranquility.
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Leave your worries and cars behind
Experience relaxation to exploration
A stay with us not only whisks you away to an Australian wildlife paradise but our signature Experiences encapsulate the full wonder of Kangaroo Island with included tours, activities and local food and beverages. Leave your car on the mainland and let us indulge you.
Boutique and intimate
A perfect place to unwind from the everyday hustle & bustle
As an incredibly unique and boutique accommodation on Kangaroo Island, Sea Dragon is perfect for anyone looking for luxurious nature-based immersion in a spectacular coastal setting. While seclusion is one of our most endearing attributes, we are only 25 minutes from Penneshaw ferry and 50 minutes from Kingscote Airport.
At Sea Dragon, we welcome families with children aged 12 and above, couples, solo travellers and respect all regardless of ethnicity, sexuality or gender identity
OUR EFFORTS TOWARDS A MORE SUSTAINABLE STAY
All accommodations are constructed to 6-star environmental ratings and we are committed to
substantial eco-friendly initiatives which include:
- A range of energy sources, with goals to increase solar capacity annually
- Substantial Lithium-ion battery storage with diesel generator backup
- Substantial rainwater catchment combined with desalination-sourced water
- Natural gas used for water heating and cooking
- Enviro-septic systems that convert grey water to freshwater for irrigation, saving approximately 6,000 litres of water monthly.
- Energy-saving appliances and lighting
- Eco-friendly bath and shower products using native Australian ingredients
- Recycling of all coffee pods and single-use plastics, cardboard and glass
- Participation in the Dudley Peninsula feral cat eradication program