An unparalleled experience at Seal Bay on Kangaroo Island

Seal Bay is a beach in Australia where visitors can get up close and personal with seals, known for its large population of the rare Australian sea lion. Since the establishment of the Seal Bay Conservation Park in 1954, the sea lion colony on the island has been able to settle down safely and reproduce. Currently, there are about 600 sea lions here, and they are very human-friendly, showing great tolerance as tourists walk among them. When faced with the cameras of visitors, they pose nicely, cooperatively presenting a vivid picture for the tourists.