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Raven Cottage, Vivonne Bay

This two bedroom chalet style timber cottage is located 100 kilometres west of Penneshaw at beautiful Vivonne Bay on the south coast of Kangaroo Island. Vivonne Bay is close to several national parks and surrounded by spectacular coastal scenery. Raven Cottage is set amidst low Melaleuca and backs on to dense mallee woodland, which abounds in wildlife. The cottage is set back and sheltered from the superb beach, which can be heard at night and is only a few minutes walk away. Vivonne Bay has been voted the best beach in Australia.

Accommodation Options

COTTAGE

One double bed and two single beds.

Popular Activities

  • Beach
  • Fishing
  • Wildlife

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