Andino Wins Third Straight ASP 6-Star Event At Fantastic Noodles Kangaroo Island Pro

Vivonne Bay, Kangaroo Island - South Australia (Wednesday, 9 November, 2011) - Kolohe Andino (USA) has taken out the Final of the inaugural Fantastic Noodles Kangaroo Island Pro over Jay Quinn (NZL) in an action packed day of surfing today. The surf picked up, but so did the wind as competitors went to battle in the 2 - 3 foot (1 meter) blustery waves at Vivonne Bay, Kangaroo Island.

Andino entered the Fantastic Noodles Kangaroo Island Pro as the number one seed with his eyes firmly set on qualifying for the ASP World Title Series for 2012. His intentions were made clear from the first heat of the event, launching into massive blow tail turns and monster airs. Andino didn't sit still in the final, catching wave after wave, carving from top to bottom and launching into the air whenever a ramp popped up. After winning his 3rd consecutive ASP 6-Star event Andino now sits at 24th on the ASP One World Rankings.  

"It feels kind of surreal right now," Andino said. "Hopefully I can make the ASP World Title Series for next year now. I'm just competitive and want to win, I knew there was a lot of opportunity for me to do well here and I'm happy it went my way. With guys like Gabriel Medina winning events on tour, I just really want to get there. After he won that last event I just thought that I have to be on there too."

Quinn played the waiting game in the final, holding priority until the bigger sets came through. But they weren't enough to see him take top honours at the 2011 Fantastic Noodles Kangaroo Island Pro. Quinn's powerful carves impressed the crowds and the judges all event, but he struggles in the wind affected conditions in the final.

"I could be feeling a lot better right now, but there wasn't a lot more I could do out there," Quinn said. "Kolohe (Andino) can get 8-point-rides on knee high waves and I can't. This is a good result and should push me up the ratings a few spots which is good, I go into Hawaii with a bit of confidence, if I manage to get there."

Mitch Crews (AUS) was one of the form surfers of the entire event, but came up against a red-hot Kolohe Andino (USA) in Semifinal 1. Crews posted a couple of decent scores, but couldn't match Andino's ruthless backhand attack after he netted a heat total of 17.17 (out of a possible 20). Crews has now jumped from 63rd to 56th on the ASP One World Rankings.

"I'm pretty bummed because I was really determined to win this one," Crews said. "In the last 5 events I've had 2nd, 3rd, 5th, 9th and now this is another 3rd, I've come so close I just want to win one. Brother (Kolohe Andino) is unstoppable right now. There was 20 minutes to go and I know I needed a big score and I knew that if a set came that I could get an 8.00 or 9.00. A small one came through and I landed a backhand air and scored 8.77 and thought I was back in it, but no other good waves came through."

For all event videos, photos and results check http://www.prosurfinglive.com/live/2011/ki

For more information log on to www.aspworldtour.com

Pure Ligurian Honey

Kangaroo Island is home to the only known pure strain of Ligurian bee in the world. The bees descended from the Italian province of Liguria, imported in twelve hives in the 1880s and protected from other breeds of bee by the island's isolation. The honey produced is of outstanding quality and no trip to Kangaroo Island is complete without sampling it. At both the Island Beehive and Cliffords Honey Farm you can taste the honey and learn more about the Ligurian bee.

Island Indulgence

Take your tastebuds on tour through the island's growing range of gourmet produce - from award-winning sheep milk cheeses at the Island Pure Sheep Dairy to pure Ligurian honey, freshwater marron and olive oil. Taste the boutique wines of this young wine region at one of our spectacular cellar doors, before tucking into the finest local produce at one of many great restaurants and cafes.

FAQ's

General Information

Introduction
The Inaugural Kangaroo Island Surf Music Festival will hit the shores of Vivonne Bay in November 2011. The ASP World Surf Contest will be complimented with a superb Australian Music Line Up over 3 days showcasing Kangaroo Island and South Australia to the world. So get your camping gear, surf board, all your mates and catch the Sealink Ferry over for an incredible experience of Amazing Music and International surfing.

The location of the festival
Vivonne Bay, Kangaroo Island.

‘Vivonne Bay, proclaimed as the ‘best beach’ in Australia after extensive research by Sydney University, is a long, curved, sandy beach. It is a superb site for picnics, beachcombing, surfing and fishing and is home to Kangaroo Island’s crayfishing fleet.  Seal Bay is a must see when visiting Kangaroo Island.  Take a guided tour amongst a colony of wild Australian sea lions, an experience you will never forget.  The region incorporates D’Estrees Bay, Murray Lagoon, Seal Bay, Vivonne Bay, Flour Cask Bay. Main attractions: Seal Bay Conservation Park, Little Sahara, Vivonne Bay.’  Sealink Website, 2011

What are the dates of the 2011 music festival?
Thursday 3rd November – Sunday 6th November

What are the dates of the ASP 2011 World Tour Surfing Event?
Friday 4th November – Wednesday 9th November

What is the size of the festival?
The festival site is the old Eleanor Station- which is an amazing piece of land which is old farmland. It can cater for up to 5000 persons.

What we’re all about?
Surfing + Music = Australia’s favourtie past times bought together for the inaugural event here in South Australia.


Ticketing

Where can I purchase tickets?
Online through Moshtix and Sealink.

Sealink can be purchased over the phone by phoning 13 13 01 and following the phone prompts. Please have your VISA card handy.

Please ensure you book travel over to the island ASAP. The ferrys are filling fast and there are limited services to the island.

What is the cost of the ticket?
$75 + BF

What does my ticket entitle me too?
Your ticket/wristband entitles you to free camping, the 4-day music festival and free access to the ASP world surfing event.

Can I buy tickets at the gate? How can I purchase them?
Yes- if there are some still available. There will be a small Box Office located at the entry point to the festival.

Are there day tickets available?
No. There’s just 1 festival ticket that gives you access to all 3 days of entertainment. You may come and go as you please; using appropriate pass out methods.

Where on Kangaroo Island can I buy my tickets?
The initial allocation has Sold Out. Please head to Moshtix or Sealink to purchase online.

I’m U/18. Can I come to the festival?
Yes. If you want to come to the music event and you’re under 18 you need to be accompanied by a legal parent and guardian (aged 25 years or older) at all times during the festival.

U/11s?
Children aged 11 and under may come with a full paying adult for free; this doesn’t need to be pre-booked

I’ve lost/misplaced my festival ticket- what can I do?
Moshtix: Simply head online and log onto your email. You can reprint your ticket. Remember to bring your photo ID to the gate when you arrive.
Physical Ticket: If you lose your hard ticket- unfortunately there is not refund or replacement for your ticket. You will have to repurchase.
Do not arrive at the festival site without your ticket.

I’ve lost/misplaced my festival wristband- what can I do?
When you arrive you’ll be fitted with a festival wristband- these can only be removed with scissors…so you wont lose it.

Travel to the festival

How do I get to Kangaroo Island?
You can book all of your travel needs through Sealink- whether you want to catch a ferry or fly.
As transport on the ferry is very limited, we are encouraging people to book in early, particularly those people need to get back by Sunday night (these ferry times are almost FULL for travel with cars. Coach options still available.). Sealink have some fantastic travel options for people wanting to either drive or catch the coach/ferry transfers. This is the easiest way to get there.
The music event is on a private property in Vivonne Bay- you just need to make your way to the South Coast Road and follow the festival signs all the way to the festival.


Welcome to the festival

What times do gates open each day?
Wednesday 2nd November:    12noon
Thursday 3rd November:        9am
Friday 4th November:            9am   
Saturday 5th November:        9am
Sunday 6th November:          9am

I’m arriving on the Wednesday- how do I pay for my extra night of camping?
$10 per campsite to be paid on the day of arrival to an allocated staff member at the gate. Gates open on the Wednesday at 12 noon.

Accessibility to and around the festival site for disabled persons?
There sure is. Can you please contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. so we can accommodate you throughout the event.

How long does it take to walk down to the surfing competition?
It’s a 25 minute walk (1hr round trip)- down a signposted and designated path.

Do I have a pre-allocated camping site?
No. You will be assigned a campsite when you arrive. If you want to camp with your friends- make sure you arrive together. Places will not be reserved.

Can I camp next to my car?
You sure can. But if you camp with your car you can’t drive in and out of the festival- until it’s conclusion on Sunday 6th November.

What if I want to use my car during the festival- to drive around the island?
This is fine. You’ll still be allocated camping space at the festival site. But you’ll be able to park in the allocated day-parking area for a gold coin donation and you can come and go as you please.
The festival service transport team will assist you in the transport of your camping gear to/from your camping site as your car won’t be given entry to the festival site.

Can I bring a Campervan or Caravan?
You can bring a campervan- but you cannot bring a caravan. We are operating under very strict fire regulations so you will need to leave the gas bottles at home or leave it with us at the gate and we’ll return it to you after the festival.

Is there day parking?
Sure is. This service is provided for festival pass holders staying offsite and those who would like to use their car during the period of the festival. A gold coin donation applies.

Can I leave the festival site?
You sure can. If you’ve parked in our day parking you can come and go. Or Sealink will have shuttle/coach services taking you to various hot spots around the island (a small fee will be involved).

Can I stay offsite in other accommodation?
You sure can. There will be island coach servies available to bring you to the festival site each day as well as a day parking area at the festival site.


Do you have some accommodation suggestions?

Please phone 13 13 01 – and speak to a Sealink operator.
Alternatively please visit their website - http://www.sealink.com.au/accommodation

Festival Services

Are there toilets and showers at the festival?
Viking Services will be providing ample shower block and toilet facilities. They will be serviced regularly throughout the event. But please remember to keep showering times to a minimum- as water is a precious and limited resource.

Is there an ATM service?
There will be limited cash out facilities at the festival. We encourage you to bring enough cash to last your stay.

What will my phone reception be like at the festival?
Unless you’re on the Telstra Next G network it will be unlikely that you’ll receive any network coverage whilst onsite at Vivonne Bay. Please keep this in mind when making travel arrangements.

What food services are at the festival?
During the music event- tantilise your taste buds with some of Kangaroo Islands fantastic culinary delights.

We have almost completely moved away from the traditional ‘carnie’ foods (but there will still be some available for those late night hunger attacks) to bring you an affordable and amazing assortment of:
-    Gourmet chicken burgers
-    Marron (the islands prized fresh water crayfish)
-    Fresh salads
-    Locally caught fish
-    + many more
We will also have a great selection of vegetarian and vegan options. The event is heavily reliant on local Kangaroo Island produce which was extremely important to the event organisers.

What drink services are at the festival?
For those aged 18+- The Coopers Bar
Serving Coopers Clear and Doctor Tims. It will also have a great selection of spirits, plus an amazing assortment of locally produced wines. All of these beverages have been reasonably priced as not to leave a burning hole in your wallet.
For those ages U18 – the standard offerings of ample soft drink, juice, water and coffee will be available.
This event is strictly NO BYO!

Will there be a general store on site?
Yes there will be. But we encourage you to stock up either on the mainland or in the towns prior to hitting the festival.

I heard rumors of a healing village?
Yes. They are true- a beautiful, locally inspired healing village will nestle itself amongst campers offering them unique healing services throughout the duration of the festival. Stay tuned for more details.

What are the drinking water facilities?
There sure will be. There will be bottled water for sale and x3 hydro stations across the festival site.

Are there First Aid services at the festival?
St. Johns and SA Ambulance will be onsite throughout the duration of the event.

Is there security at the festival?
Absolutely! We have employed one of the most reputable (and friendly) security teams. They are there to ensure the safety of the punters around the whole festival site. This is our top priority.

Are their lockable storage services at the festival?
No. So please ensure you either leave you valuables at home or on you at all times.

Are the police at the festival?
100% SAPOL will be providing staff for the duration of the event

Are the fire service at the festival?
Yes of course. We are working in conjunction with the local and regional CFS.

Will the RAA be onsite during the festival?
Flat batteries do happen! So come Sunday here are the contacts just incase you need the RAA:
For RAA Members: Phone 13 11 11 (please have your membership number ready)
For non-RAA Members: Phone (08) 8553 2162 and speak with the friendly team at Nepean Motors

Will I be able to buy the band’s merchandise?
Of course. There will be qualified staff selling their band’s latest releases and tour t-shirts at The General Store. You’ll have to stop by during the event and see what’s on offer. Both headliners and locals will be supplying their gear.

Will the festival have merchandise?
Yes- we’ll be supplying snazzy Kangaroo Island Surf Music Festival T-Shirts and Hoodies (unisex). They’ll be for sale with all other artist merch at The General Store.

What will the weather be like?

Please ensure you check the weather leading into the event. Visit The Bureau of Meteorology site: http://www.bom.gov.au/sa/forecasts/centraldistrict.shtml
Kangaroo Island can be warm during the day, but can be quite cool in the evening. Make sure you cater your clothing choices for both types.

What should I bring?
-    Tent
-    Swag
-    Sleeping gear
-    Sunscreen/Hat/Sunglasses
-    Clothing for the 4 seasons
-    Good walking shoes (preferably closed toe)
-    Toiletries
-    Towel
-    Bathers
-    Earplugs
-    Camera (non-professional only)
-    Torch
-    Plenty of cash for food, drinks and supplies
-    A smile
-    A positive attitude + good vibes

What can’t I bring?
-    Alcohol
-    Illegal drugs
-    Glass
-    Fire materials/Flares/Fireworks
-    Weapons of ANY kind
-    Anything studded (i.e. belts, wristbands etc.)
-    Gas bottles
-    Couches
-    Strictly no pets (with the exception of guide dogs-
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-    Laser lights
-    Any illegal items that may be considered dangerous or inappropriate


Safety tips for your time on Kangaroo Island

Can I go swimming at the festival?
You will be allowed to swim at what was voted Australia’s Best Beach, Vivonne Bay- depending on the weather. We encourage you to travel in a minimum of pairs at all times when venturing to the beach.

Our philosophy
We want you to have a great experience over on KI- for many of you this may be your first trip so we want use to use your common sense, follow instructional signs and Festival Staff, be mindful and respectful of the people and environment around you, stay with your friends and most of all have a safe and enjoyable event.


The festival’s sustainability and environmental initiatives

Our commitment?
Surfing South Australia is committed to environmental protection and improvement. In fact Surfing South Australia was the first state sporting body in Australia to commit to offsetting all its carbon generation. We were also the first Pro Junior event to offset its carbon footprint- in the world. We have an excellent relationship with Department of Environment and Natural Resources as a result of proactive work and cleanup of others peoples rubbish in conservation parks such as Waitpinga/Newland Head Conservation Park. Out delivery plan includes leaving any site in better condition than we found it.

Who are the organizations involved with working proactively with the environment?
Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Balance Carbon
Conservation Volunteers
Christian Surfers – Environmental Management
Birds Australia – including correct management education and training of the Hooded Plovers

What the Rubbish collection methods?
All rubbish is taken off the island by SurfingSA’s rubbish collection team. All funds collected from cans and recyclable materials will be donated to the local CFS Service.

I’m attending the festival- how can I get involved with the local environment conservation?
We’d love for you to register your interest in the various Volunteer Programs. Please email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. with your contact details and ‘Volunteer’ in the headline.
We encourage you to look out for the initiatives at the event raising money for The Hood Plover – funding for Birds Australia.

Alternatively you can register through- Conservation Volunteers by following the link below:
http://cvops.cva.org.au/project/info?projectId=43894

Making the most of your Kangaroo Island Experience

For all things Kangaroo Island please visit the following sites:
1. http://www.sealink.com.au/
2. http://www.southaustralia.com/regions/kangaroo-island.aspx 
3. http://www.tourkangarooisland.com.au/


Are there Sealink shuttle services to take us around the island?
Yes. Sealink have provided us with a Highlights Tour which will take you to the most prized and pristine tourist locations during the festival dates. Scheduled to be released shortly.


Other events SurfingSA are involved with

Fantastic Noodles Pro Junior Event, July
Knights Beach Pro, September
Yorkes Classic, October
Rip Curl Gromsearch, November
State Titles, February-April

Major event partners and sponsors

Government of South Australia, South Australia Events, South Australian Tourism Commission, Fantastic, Sealink, ASP, Surfing South Australia, Coopers, Rip It Up Publishing

Travel

Getting here and around
The Kangaroo Island Surf Music Festival is held at Vivonne Bay in South Australia. The music event will be held at old Eleanor Station Vivonne Bay, the Surfing event is also accessible through this site.  Download the map here to get your self to the festival.  Insert link to download map

Ferry

SeaLink Kangaroo Island operates two large, luxury vehicle and passenger ferries between Cape Jervis on the South Australian mainland and Penneshaw on Kangaroo Island.  The cruise takes just 45 minutes and a licensed cafe is available on board for refreshments.   

Flight

Regional Express (REX)  http://www.rex.com.au provides direct flights, taking just 30 minutes from Adelaide to Kingscote Airport, 14 kilometres from the town centre.

Packages
SeaLink has put together several event package options for you to choose from, you can go on a road trip with mates and take your own car or sit back and relax and not worry about a thing while you make your way by coach from Adelaide through to Vivonne Bay. [link to http://sealink.com.au/]


Island transport
There’s limited public transport on Kangaroo Island. SeaLink runs a twice daily coach service between Penneshaw, American River and Kingscote. It connects with the ferry service. Shuttle buses providing transfers between towns can be booked. If you don’t have a vehicle, ask your accommodation provider about shuttle services from the ferry or airport.

Driving and fuel
Nearly 1,600 kilometres of roads crisscross Kangaroo Island. Many of them, particularly the major routes connecting Penneshaw, American River, Parndana, Flinders Chase and Kingscote, are sealed and in good condition. Drive below 60 kilometres per hour on unsealed roads. Buy fuel on Kangaroo Island at most of the larger towns. LPG (gas) is available at Kingscote and Penneshaw. Ensure you have a full tank before you head off for the day. Remember that petrol stations operate on island time and close at 6pm.

Car hire
Take your car on the SeaLink ferry or hire one on Kangaroo Island. A conventional two wheel drive (2WD) vehicle will do, although you'll be able to see more with a four wheel drive (4WD). Kingscote, Penneshaw and the airport all offer a car hire service. If you’re planning to hire a car on the mainland, discuss your travel plans with the hire company. Some Kangaroo Island roads are unsealed and hiring restrictions may apply.  

AND PLEASE NOTE, LIMITED CARS SPACES AVAILABLE TO KANGAROO ISLAND THURSDAY 3RD NOVEMBER, OR RETURN TO CAPE JERVIS SUNDAY 6TH NOVEMBER. PLEASE CONTACT SEALINK TO ENQUIRE ABOUT SPACES 13 13 01

Drive safely
Kangaroos, koalas and wallabies are more active at dawn, dusk and overnight. If you’re travelling at these times, take extra care to protect the wildlife. If you do come across something, dip your lights, slow down and enjoy nature’s show! Be alert during the daytime too. Lizards and heath goannas love to lie on the warm roads. Drive below 60 kilometres per hour on unsealed roads.

Environment

How will this event impact on the local environment?

Surfing South Australia is committed to environmental protection and improvement, in fact  Surfing  South  Australia  was  the  first  State  Sporting  body  in Australia  to commit  to  offsetting  all  its  carbon  generation.  We were also the first Pro Junior event to offset its carbon footprint – in the world.

We  have  an  excellent  relationship  with  Department  of  Environment and Natural Resources  as  a  result  of  proactive  work  and  cleanup  of  other  peoples  rubbish  in conservation  parks  such  as Waitpinga/Newland  Head  Conversation  Park. Our delivery plan includes leaving any site in better condition than we found it.
Surfing South Australia is working with DENR and Birds Australia around a number of issues including the proper management of the Hooded Plovers.

Many of the event staff and volunteers with be trained to implement the Hooded Plover management plan.

Surfing South Australia sees the event as an opportunity to further raise awareness of the Hooded Plover.

If you are interested in becoming an environmental volunteer you should contact the Conservation Volunteers. Volunteers at this event will help ensure that the event has a minimum impact on the surrounding environment and educate spectators, competitors and officials about the unique wildlife and ecosystems on Kangaroo Island.
Daily tasks will include Hooded Plover (Critically Endangered) and White Bellied Sea Eagle surveys, marine debris and litter survey and collection, providing environmental education and handing out information regarding features of the local environment, wildlife and conservation efforts on Kangaroo Island, photo point monitoring and set up/pack up of event.
Other tasks may include bunting off sensitive areas, roping off Hooded Plover nesting areas, directing spectators to event site, car parking, camping areas and designated trails.
For further information visit:  http://cvops.cva.org.au/project/info?projectId=43894


National parks

More than one third of the island is dedicated to national and conservation parks. Flinders Chase National Park is the biggest, taking up most of Kangaroo Island’s western side. Here you'll find the wind-sculpted Remarkable Rocks, Admirals Arch and many endangered animal species.
Like the rest of the island, there are brilliant wild flowers and towering gum trees. At Cape Borda, climb the lighthouse and enjoy some of South Australia’s best views. 

http://www.environment.sa.gov.au/parks/Home


Quarantine

Kangaroo Island has tough quarantine laws. When you are packing, leave any honey and all bee-handling equipment at home.
Potatoes, yes potatoes, must be in new, unopened packaging. Destroy any peels or unused potatoes. Please don’t bring vine cuttings or grapevine soil here. Ensure your vehicle, boats, camping gear and hiking boots are free of mud and seeds.
Kangaroo Island, it’s truly something special.

Offsetting significant carbon emissions

The Kangaroo Island Surf & Music Festival 2011 will be monitoring, reducing and then offsetting unavoidable greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the planning and delivery of the biggest surfing event South Australia has witnessed.

“Given the pristine location, logistical requirements and the enormous interest in the event, we have an ideal opportunity to increase the awareness of the local and global surf community to the challenge of human induced climate change and importantly pro-active steps we can take to mitigate this impact" said Steve Reddy, CEO of event organisers, Surfing South Australia.

"To this end are very proud to be working with energy and carbon specialists BalanceCarbon.

"We will be monitoring Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions using BalanceCarbon’s state of the art C3Online carbon accounting and reporting software and are committed to a range of reduction and abatement measures, which include the use of certified carbon offsets recognised under Australian standards".

Specifically Surfing South Australia will be monitoring

Transport Fuel

•   Jet ski use and support boats
•   Competitor, official and VIP transport to and from the event site (flights & buses)

Electricity Consumption

•    Electricity consumed in competitor and official accommodation
•    Electricity consumed at event organising offices during planning phase

Natural Gas Consumption

•    Gas consumed in competitor and official accommodation

Waste Generated

•   Waste generated at the event site(s)
• Waste generated at event organising offices during planning phase

Stationary Fuel

• Fuel used in generators
• Fugitive Emissions
• Leaked refrigerant and A/C gases (found in air conditioner units) at event organising offices

Paper Consumption

• Emissions generated by the manufacture and transport of paper related to documentation and promotions

An emissions management plan is also being developed to assist the event organisers in avoiding and minimising emissions as a result of the event.

This initiative, links with our broader commitment to delivering an event with minimal environmental impacts and to counter a demonstration of what can be done in delivering a world class event here in South Australia.

Surf on K.I.

Local Surf and Beaches (breaks, warnings, how to get there)    

After your Kangaroo Island experience, you’ll have a new favourite beach. It could be Vivonne Bay, once judged Australia’s best beach because of its long, curved shape and white sand. That title could apply to many beaches here, as there are many beautiful bays and beaches. Kangaroo Island also has a plethora of amazing waves that suit all abilities.

Here are a few of our favourites:

Spot X, Vivonne Bay
This is the main venue for the Fantastic Noodles Kangaroo Island Pro. This is a seriously fun wave, breaking left and right depending on the sandbanks. Will work best with a NE or NW wind and small to medium size swell. Just wait to see the pro’s rip up these air bowls!

During the festival just follow the signs along the South Coast road and you wont miss it.

Pennington Bay
A must surf for any experienced surfer when on Kangaroo Island.  Depending on the sand banks expect some serious tube time, or if your not careful some serious wipeouts. When the winds are from the NW it’s almost always surfable, unless it get too big. Best in a small to medium size swell.

It’s easy to find. When you head out of Penneshaw on the Hogs Bay Road it’s on the left hand side of the road about 25KM’s down the road.

Hanson Bay
This wave is certainly not for the faint hearted, a very heavy right hand wave off the point and a series of other lefts and rights down the beach. Works in northerly winds.

25 minutes past Vivonne Bay, turn left at the Hanson Bay sign. You cant miss it.

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Tickets

TICKET INFORMATION

Tickets to the inaugural Kangaroo Island Surf Music Festival have sold super quick, however there is still a chance to get your hands on tickets but be quick because there are not many left.

Kangaroo Island Surf Music Festival – Music Event tickets

3 Nights Music Event Ticket 3 Nov – 6th of Nov:  $75 + booking fee, includes free camping  (free camping for ticket holders also on the nights on 2nd of November and 6th of November)
Book at moshtix:  http://www.moshtix.com.au/event.aspx?id=49665

Fantastic Noodles Kangaroo Island Pro

4th November – 9th of November, Vivonne Bay Kangaroo Island. Free

Transport to the event

Sealink have put together some fantastic transport packages to get you over to Kangaroo Island for the first ever Kangaroo Island Surf Music Festival!

There are several options for you to choose from, you can go on a road trip with mates and take your own car or sit back and relax and not worry about a thing while we take you by coach from Adelaide through to Vivonne Bay.

PLEASE NOTE, TRANSPORT IS STRICTLY LIMITED.

LIMITED CARS AVAILABLE TO KANGAROO ISLAND THURSDAY 3RD NOVEMBER, OR RETURN TO CAPE JERVIS SUNDAY 6TH NOVEMBER. ONLY COACH TRANSPORT REMAINING ON THESE DAYS.

PLEASE CONTACT SEALINK TO BOOK  13 13 01

*Excludes music festival ticket
**Car Parking - for people departing Cape Jervis, Car Parking must be pre-booked and paid in full if you are not wanting to take your vehicle onto Kangaroo Island for the Festival. Price per vehicle is $12 per 24 hours, spaces are limited.

Terms and conditions apply and bookings are subject to avaliability.

For ticket terms and conditions, CLICK HERE 

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Fantastic Noodles

Fantastic Noodles Step up Support For Surfing By Sponsoring ASP 6-Star World Tour Event.

COOLANGATTA, QLD/Australia (Tuesday, August 16, 2011) ­ Fantastic Noodles have elevated their support of surfing in Australia by announcing that they will become the major naming rights sponsor of the Fantastic Noodles Kangaroo Island Pro. It's a 6-Star ASP World Tour event and will take place at Vivonne Bay in November in conjunction with the Kangaroo Island Surf Music Festival.

Read more: Fantastic Noodles