King Island, located in the Bass Strait between Victoria and mainland Tasmania, is a paradise for adventure and nature lovers. It offers a plethora of activities such as surfing, hiking, birdwatching, and horseback riding. For those who love horses, King Island provides 85 km of stunning beaches, a national park, and various walking tracks and trails that are easily accessible without the need for a support vehicle.
The island is also home to the King Island Racing Club, hosting 11 horse racing meetings a year, providing a unique and exciting experience for horse enthusiasts. Apart from equine attractions, King Island features a thriving arts community, fascinating historic sites, and an abundance of local produce like beef, seafood, cheeses, yoghurt, and kelp. With over 40 bird species breeding in the area, it is also a birdwatcher's paradise.
Visitors to King Island can enjoy day rides, picnics, camping weekends, and scenic trails with top-quality horses and experienced guides. Exploring the island on horseback offers a more intimate and immersive experience with nature, allowing riders to wander the trails and beaches, inhaling the cool air and feeling the calming sea breeze. The destination caters to every taste, offering wild and rugged treks for experienced riders and the chance to interact with friendly horses for less experienced riders and children, all accompanied by knowledgeable guides who share their passion for horses.