Wanderers Rest on Kangaroo Island

Sleeps: 16
Prohibido fumar
Wanderers Rest on Kangaroo Island is a small, four star, country guest house offering old fashioned hospitality. Set high on a hillside with breathtaking views to the distant mainland, Wanderers Rest has casual yet sophisticated ambiance and natural charm. As one of only eighteen guests, enjoy uncrowded facilities, privacy and personal attention. Enjoy bushland pleasures in comfort and style. Wake to the call of native birds and watch the sun rise over the sea. Emphasis is placed upon providing a vacation, which suits your needs. The 8 double suites are well equipped including king size beds, color television, reverse cycle air-conditioning, mini bar, tea and coffee making facilities. All have an en suite bathroom complete with hairdryer, toweling, bathrobes and complimentary toiletries. The rooms have an individual balcony looking out through native trees to the placid waters beyond. Cooked or continental breakfast can be included in the tariff. In the evenings come up to our restaurant to dine on local produce while overlooking view of American River. Restaurant - In a relaxed atmosphere the dining room caters primarily for guests. Beautiful sea views, moonlight reflections, and warmed by a wood fire on cooler evenings. Fresh food is prepared daily utilizing as much local produce as possible. Seafood, cheeses, breads, salads and seasonal vegetables are among the Kangaroo Island foods served. Watch Glossy Black Cockatoos soar over the tree tops as you sip a wine from a selection of quality regional wines. American River - American River is a small town tucked into native bush overlooking Eastern Cove and Pelican Lagoon. The bird life is prolific and in season many species of wildflowers can be seen. Sheltered coastal waters and nearby deserted beaches offer wonderful opportunities for fishing, great walking and swimming. American River gained its name from American sealers, some of whom built a trading schooner (from native timber) in 1804 at Independence Point on Pelican Lagoon. This was the beginning of the area’s shipbuilding history which was continued on by John Buick and Frank Potts in 1842. They were also the first to have farmed the area and their descendants still reside in the district. Salt was needed by the sealers to presere skins. The salt lakes in the area provided the best available salt and an industry which employed hundreds, resulting in a settlement, port and the Island’s only railway at Muston on Pelican Lagoon. Gypsum from these lakes was exported from Ballast Head until 1992.
Cerca de la playa,Vista de la montaña,Vista del río,Espacioso,Muebles de diseño,Decoración profesional
Vista de la montaña,Vista del río,Espacioso,Muebles de diseño,Decoración profesional,Mesa de billar,Piscina comunitaria,Aire acondicionado,Ventiladores en el techo,TV,Cafetera,Acceso inalámbrico a Internet,Vistas al jardín,Salón comedor formal,Sillas comedor,Mesa de comedor,Ducha,Balcón,Restaurante,Sábanas incluidas,Servicio doméstico diario,Prohibido fumar
Vista de la montaña,Vista del río,Vistas al jardín
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