After Tasmania and Melville, Kangaroo Island is the largest island in Australia. It is located 112 km from Adelaide’s city that makes it effortless for anybody wanting to visit this island. The biggest town on Kangaroo Island is Kinescope that was called Reeves Point when it served for Europeans as a settlement area in 1836. Its title was altered when a proposition was made that the city becomes the capital of South Australia. This did not occur because Kinescope did not have enough funds to sustain its population. Adelaide became South Australia’s capital.

Much of the market is derived from farming including potato, canola and grain farming sheep grazing; and beef farming. The island is known for its premium quality beef. Tourism in Addition to the fishing Industry is important for the market. 140,000 people visit kangaroos in the wild near melbourne. Approximately 25 percent of them are tourists. The island is famed for the rock lobsters that are caught off the coastline’s size. South Australia’s only producer of eucalyptus oil is located on the Island. The weather is temperate within this region of the world. June – September are the winter months that are mild and moist. October – May will be the summer months that are dry and warm. 25C hovers around because of sea breezes. Winter can be cold with temperatures around the 13 to 16C mark. If you are visiting this time of the year you will want to pack a jersey.

Half the island is covered with vegetation. 1 quarter is comprised of conservation parks, national parks, and wilderness protection areas. These include Gantheaume Conservation Park, the Flinders Chase National Park, Ravine des Casoars Wilderness Protection Area, and Cape Bouguer Wilderness Protection Area. All are popular visiting websites.