Kintyre

King Island – an isolated and rugged walking experience. Worlds away from the crowds, you’ll breathe the freshest air in the world and be invigorated by the force of the Roaring Forties. Take a walk on the wild side! Walking King Island is so much more than a hike. Each guided experience unlocks the island’s rich and unique stories. Learn about the dark history of shipwrecks, about local flora and fauna, about the isolated and innovative way of life for the locals, and more. You’ve not been anywhere like here before. Whether you’re an experienced trekker or you just like to scroll, walking King Island’s coastline grants you the time and space to be fully present, appreciating the solitude and relinquishing your worries and stresses from ‘away’.

Visit the home of King Island Dairy the award-winning cheese range all made on King Island with milk sourced from local farms. The King Island Dairy Cheese Store is located just 10 kilometers North of Currie and is a ‘must do’ on your King Island trip itinerary. There is a complimentary cheese tasting offered and afterwards you can then browse the cheese cabinet for your favourites to take home. If time allows sit and enjoy a cheese platter or baked brie available along with a local craft beer or glass of Tasmanian wine. Cheese platters are also available takeaway to enjoy at your leisure while you are exploring King Island.

King Island Airport is located 10 minutes north from the Island’s main township, Currie. Owned and operated by King Island Council, the Airport has become a bustling transit hub for local travellers, commuters and tourists. Facilities include public toilets, visitor information brochures, free parking and disability access, and car hire pick up. The airport is serviced with regular direct passenger flights from Melbourne, Burnie, Launceston and Hobart, with charter and GA aircraft visiting from across the south east of Australia.