Southern Ocean Lodge is a luxury beachfront resort in Australia, good for couples and nature lovers. See its verified sustainability rating and review to help you decide where to stay in Australia.
Guests visiting Southern Ocean Lodge will be in a dramatic, cliffside environment, perfect for coastal exploration and luxury in Kangaroo Island, Australia
While at Southern Ocean Lodge, you can take guided nature walks, spot wildlife and observe local marine life. Southern Ocean Lodge offers an on-site spa and coordinates on-site guided wilderness tours.
Yes, these Southern Ocean Lodge sustainability features have been manually verified
Southern Ocean Lodge features a highly advanced infrastructure incorporating a newly expanded solar panel field and battery storage network to operate cleanly on Kangaroo Island.
Rainwater harvesting
Southern Ocean Lodge focuses on island ecosystem stewardship and minimal-impact architecture by integrating the lodge into the landscape while preventing operational waste from harming the local wildlife.
Southern Ocean Lodge protects the pristine Kangaroo Island wilderness through sustainable design and strict waste management.
Southern Ocean Lodge has an in-house restaurant.
Southern Ocean Lodge serves an Australian regional menu.
Southern Ocean Lodge highlights premium ingredients from Kangaroo Island, including fresh seafood and local wines. Southern Ocean Lodge offers a world-class dining environment with breathtaking views of the Southern Ocean. Southern Ocean Lodge prioritizes sustainable, high-end, and inventive culinary presentations.
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Southern Ocean Lodge is an eco-stay, holding a Hold The Throne eco rating of 4/5. It is verified for Solar Powered, Waste Management, Water Conservation and Wildlife.
Australia has no single national water utility: state and territory government-owned utilities supply mains water, applying the NHMRC Australian Drinking Water Guidelines.
Supplier
State & territory government-owned utilities (e.g. Sydney Water, SA Water)
Regulator
NHMRC Australian Drinking Water Guidelines; states/territories regulate suppliers