King Island Tourism Tasmania

21/10/2026

21/10/2026

Show us restaurant with no food where a lot of what’s inside is for sale, and we’ll show you The Currie Boathouse 🐚

LACHLAN & KIRSTEN | Lap of Australia

12/10/2026

Same course. Same spectacular scenery. Brand new name.

Ocean Dunes golf course is now King Links, King Island.

28/09/2026

As if you need another sign to book a stay. ✨ Wedge House • Luxury Stay Tasmania

Our website has had a freshen up, and we’re pretty sure you’ll find the answer to most questions you might have when planning a trip to King Island. Everything from how to get here to where to stay, and everything in between.

Let us know if there’s something we’ve missed. ;)

08/09/2026

Golf, cheese, shipwrecks and a restaurant with no food. Yep, you read it right.

There’s more than one way to spend a day on King Island, and we’ve rounded up the ones you shouldn’t skip.

Head to ‘Stories’ on the site for trip suggestions and itineraries - kingisland.org.au

18/08/2026

Hole 4 at Ocean Dunes Golf Course King Island. Par 3 at 131 metres, sitting on the edge of the world.

Picture this - The Bass Strait boils below you while huge winds roar around your ears…and there’s the green waiting for your strike. Nail it and you’ll be retelling the story for years.

C’mon, live on the edge. Book that King Island golf trip now – https://kingisland.org.au/golf-on-king-island/.

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09/08/2026

Got three days or five for a trip to King Island? Either way you’re in for a good time.

The three-day loop hits the highlights - coastal walks, a lighthouse climb, golf or a bit of nature appreciation rounded out with some good food.

Stretch it to five and you’ll find yourself slowing right down with your biggest decision being whether to read or just stare at the ever changing ocean.

No wrong answer. Pack the hire car, wind the windows down and let the island set the pace.

Full self-drive itinerary - https://kingisland.org.au/2025/07/15/king-island-self-drive-itinerary/

📷 Moon Cheese Studio + Stu Gibson

29/07/2026

29/07/2026

King Island isn’t really geared for family holidays, it’s not what we do best. But no one told this little guy. 🙌🏼

📷 Life of a Travel Czar we hope you had a great visit.

kingisland.org.au

19/07/2026

The best days here don’t always go to plan.

King Island doesn’t expect you to race through an itinerary. What it does well is wide open space, clean air and days that go wherever they feel like going.

From world-class surf breaks and excellent fishing to coastal walks, shipwreck history and a gin distillery at the airport, the island has more up its sleeve than most people expect. The trick is leaving space to find it.

Head to kingisland.org.au to plan a trip.