Penneshaw Beach Review

Pennyshaw Beach Penneshaw Beach is right next to Pennieshaw Pier, on the southeast side of the pier. Penniesha Pier is a boat from Adelaide to the landing pier on Kangaroo Island. HLV has two ferry ships, SeaLion 2000 and Spirit of Kangaroo Island, operating back and forth between the pier at Jervis Point Cape Jevis south of Adelaide and the pier at Penneshaw in Kangaroo Island. The distance between the two piers is about 18.6 kilometers and the voyage is 45 minutes. The bay on the east side of Pennishaw Beach is Hog Bay, Hog Bay, which is a great place to watch the sunrise. The Pennisha penguin center is on the northwest side of the beach, and you can see the little penguins returning to their nest at night, the same variety as the smallest penguins in Victoria's Phillip Island, the world's smallest penguins. However, there are no tourists on the beach during the day, everyone will rush to those famous attractions on the island, and then return by boat to Adelaide, there are not many people staying here, of course, unless they live nearby. We stayed on Kangaroo Island for three days and two nights. Rented a car after going to the island, staying at Kingscott's Far Away Escape B&B. On the first day, I went to Cape Willoughby Conservation Park, the American River, and Clifford Honey Farm and the Gulling Elm Oil Refinery; The next day, from Seal Bay, then Little Sahara Desert, Breeze Bay, Hansen Bay, all the way to Flinders Chase National Park; the third day, I went to Kingscott, Tsuen Wan Lavender Flower Field, and Pennishau, and had a great time! Picture 1-2: Pannishaw Beach is located on the southeast side of Pannishaw Pier; Picture 3: The bay on the east side of Pannishaw Beach is Hog Bay; Picture4-6: Pannishaw Pier on the northeast side of Kangaroo Island; Picture7-10: Pannishaw Pier on the north side; Picture 11: The sunset outside the window taken by the waiting room of Pannishaw Pier; Pictured 12: Wall tiles with a kangaroo pattern near Penrith pier.