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Island Larder is a café right in the heart of Currie, King Island. Under friendly new ownership, this charming establishment proudly boasts a space that exudes warmth and a welcomes all locals and visitors. At Island Larder, they’re passionate about crafting outstanding coffee. Their baristas ensure that every cup is a symphony of flavour, setting the tone for a memorable visit. The menu is a testament to their dedication to homemade goodness, offering a delightful selection of sandwiches, salads, cakes and treats. They source the finest local ingredients to deliver flavours that capture the essence of King Island. The welcoming ambiance provides the perfect backdrop for connecting with friends, unwinding, or simply enjoying your favourite brew. Whether you're a local or a visitor, Island Larder is your go-to destination to savour the flavours of King Island, one sip and bite at a time.

Located with panoramic views of Bass Strait is King Island's only lawn bowling green. The magnificent green is one part of the facilities of the King Island Golf and Bowling Club. All visitors are welcome to come along and have a roll. Whether you are a novice or an expert, all visitors are welcome. All bowling equipment is available.

Rated as the Number 1 nine hole golf course in Australia, the King Island Golf Course is the original links golf course developed on the island. Established in 1932 the course is a fantastic 9/18 Hole Links Golf Course overlooking Bass Strait. The golf course is a true links course and on a par with the Cape Wickham and Ocean Dunes Courses. The first two holes – a downhill, dogleg-right par-4 opener and the sweeping, uphill, dogleg-left par-4 second – are worthy of placement on any golf course. Players then stroll to the tee of the downhill par-3 third and are met with an expanse of crystal-blue ocean, the rocky shoreline and the emerald strips of the course. For the rest of the round, players are left amazed at the beauty of the ocean and the challenge of the course. Even if players don't have time to play a full 18 holes, a quick 9 hole round will give golfers an experience they won't forget.