Flinders Chase

Australia can easily boast of beautiful places and magnificent landscapes, where the Flinders Chase National Park is located. It is located on Kangaroo Island, where many tourists strive to get to. There are many endangered representatives of the animal world, as well as a large number of relict plant species. Quite often in this area you can witness various natural anomalies.

Flinders Chase National Park has been in existence since 1919. It was created to preserve natural resources, as well as endangered species of animals, which immediately after the establishment of the reserve began to be imported from different parts of the continent.

Modern Flinders Chase is inhabited by many rare animals that are both native to the area and imported - these are monitor lizards, platypuses, echidnas, koalas.

The most famous natural anomaly of the reserve in Australia are not quite ordinary rocks, which are called Amazing Rocks or Wonderful Rocks. The rocks attract many curious travelers with their unusual appearance. These natural formations remind visitors of the famous abstraction by Henry Moore.

Tourists also visit the so-called "Admirals Arch", which is home to a large number of navy seals. It looks especially beautiful in the rays of the setting sun.

All conditions are created here for a great holiday for tourists. You can admire the wonderful landscapes from a specially ennobled observation deck, from where you can see the Admirals Arch with its playful seals, as well as the entire ocean tide.

Flinders Chase National Park is a place on our planet that should be proud of and definitely preserved.