Welcome to King Island
King Island (or ‘KI’, as the locals call it) is a skinny sliver of land 64km long and 27km wide – a fabulously laid-back place where everyone knows everyone. The island’s green pastures famously produce a rich dairy bounty (you'll be testing how much cheese it's actually possible to ingest over the space of a few days) and its surrounding seas supply fabulously fresh seafood. The island's main settlement is the town of Currie (population 700) on the west coast, and there are east-coast settlements at Grassy (population 280) and Naracoopa (population 200).