How to catch the SeaLink ferry to Kangaroo Island, South Australia

Ever wondered how How to catch the SeaLink ferry to Kangaroo Island, South Australia? How to book SeaLink tickets, catch and board the ferry to Kangaroo Island, or where to catch the ferry to Kangaroo Island from? Watch this video because it shows you tips on how, where and what expect right from your arrival and boarding at the terminal. You will see that it is very easy. We talk to SeaLink staff who share some tips to help you make the most of your ferry trip. It is a fun way to get across to KI, and a great start to your fishing holiday. We highly recommend it! Many thanks to SeaLink staff Lisa, Kevin, Ralf and Rebecca for allowing us to interview them.
CHAPTERS
00:00 Introduction
00:29 What you cannot take with you
00:41 Cape Jervis terminal
00:54 What to do at the terminal
01:19 What if I have a trailer, caravan or boat?
01:36 Driving onto the ferry
02:08 What vehicles can go in the ferry?
03:02 Not confident in backing in
03:49 Can you stay in your car?
04:04 What if I have to rush home from KI?
04:55 Wheelchair access to the ferry
05:24 Kevin the Ferry Master
05:37 What about bad weather?
06:16 How long does it take to get to KI
06:50 Sights to see on the ferry
07:52 What is inside the ferry?
08:09 Number 1 tip
09:02 Rebecca training to be Ferry Master
09:54 How to make a booking
10:09 Number 1 tip
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Catching the Ferry to Kangaroo Island, South Australia KI
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[@kevinbrian3244]

Really interesting for an old sailor like me.

[@fishingsister]

Thanks. I found it so interesting myself!

[@nishantmenon6317]

Such a wonderful video and puts one at ease, thank you

[@fishingsister]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@jenrutherford6690]

This was very helpful thank you .

[@fishingsister]

Glad it was helpful. Did you enjoy KI?

[@pendopendo7166]

This was a great idea to film and post, thank you.

[@fishingsister]

Thanks! Kangaroo Island is really worth a visit if you haven't been already. Fantastic fishing 😍

[@peterb1081]

Thanks for this video

[@fishingsister]

Hope you found it useful!

[@kirinheng1153]

one day, I will try to cross it to Kangaroo Island.

[@fishingsister]

It's really worth a visit!

[@dawnwojtkowiak2554]

I have only been over to K.I. once & the day I went was the worst weather they had all year & it was terrible, not something I will ever forget

[@fishingsister]

We have been over a few times, and one trip it was like that for us too. Luckily I had taken my seasickness tablets so I was ok. Now I always take them just to be sure :)

[@heatherlinnett5105]

45 minutes of pure joy or 45 minutes of pure hell

[@fishingsister]

More joy than hell...and when get to KI.... pure 😊

[@fishingsister]

That is true! For us it has generally been joy. Just glad that sea sickness tablets are a thing!

[@broderickwallis25]

I went down but couldn't go... Couldn't fit my fox in the bin !!! Oh yeah , and don't pay the ferryman till he gets you to the other side... Boom Boom !

[@fishingsister]

They wriggle a lot I imagine when you're trying to stuff them in!

[@broderickwallis25]

@@fishingsister exactly... !

[@majorrgeek]

this ferry is the worst experience - it's old, shabby basic construction and has no modern stabilization so it bobs about even in mild sea conditions sending most of the passengers to the vomit bag and made my occupants sick for the whole day - also the road trip to Cape Jervis is bad winding road which the locals speed like crazy and intimidate road users with close tailgating before overtaking - never again

[@fishingsister]

Sorry to hear that. I guess the new ferries will be better when they are brought on line next year

[@majorrgeek]

@@fishingsister - yes I suppose the Kangaroo ferry is okay for regular users and hardened travelers but for ordinary families it can spell hell as I needed to go to work the next Monday just to relax and recover when it should be the other way round