Win a Kangaroo Island Wilderness Trail adventure

This com­pe­ti­tion has now closed.

The Kan­ga­roo Island Wilder­ness Trail is one of Lone­ly Planet’s best new open­ings for 2017 and it’s easy to see why.

The trail boasts 61 kilo­me­tres and five days of noth­ing but nature, with spec­tac­u­lar views of some of the most rugged, remote and spec­tac­u­lar coast­line of the South­ern Ocean, pre­dom­i­nant­ly with­in Flinders Chase Nation­al Park.

This part of the island is renowned for its rare and diverse wildlife, pris­tine bush­land, inspir­ing geo­log­i­cal for­ma­tions and sweep­ing coastal views.

It also fea­tures icon­ic land­marks such as the world-famous Remark­able Rocks and Admi­rals Arch.

The trail has come a long way since open­ing last year, and there are now tai­lored options for every kind of walker.

One of the newest options is a porter­age and accom­mo­da­tion ser­vice pro­vid­ed by the near­by West­ern KI Car­a­van Park.

It offers every­thing from pre- and post-trail accom­mo­da­tion and trans­fers, to sim­ply trans­port­ing your equip­ment each day from one camp­site to the next – so all you need to car­ry is a day pack.

SeaLink is also mak­ing things easy for you with its self-dri­ve or coach trans­fer pack­age options right from your hotel in Adelaide.

Here’s your chance to win

To cel­e­brate the launch of Good Living’s new Face­book page, we’re giv­ing one lucky read­er the chance to win a Kan­ga­roo Island Wilder­ness Trail adventure.

The prize pack val­ued at more than $1000 includes a dou­ble-pass for two lucky peo­ple to com­plete the five-day trek, return fer­ry trav­el for you and your car thanks to SeaLink, and a porter­age ser­vice for your camp­ing equip­ment so you don’t have to lug it around each day, thanks to West­ern KI Car­a­van Park.

All you need to do to go into the draw is sub­scribe to Good Liv­ing, like our new page on Face­book, and like SeaLink and West­ern KI Car­a­van Park on Face­book as well.

Entries close on Fri­day Novem­ber 17. See our terms and con­di­tions for more information.

Have you already con­quered the KI Wilder­ness Trail? Tell us about your expe­ri­ence in the com­ments sec­tion below.