Azure allure ... a tourist boat is joined by some friendly
locals.   From magnificent rolling waves to wildlife, this
island jewel is a winner, writes Lee Atkinson.  Why go?
Kangaroo Island punches well above its weight when it comes to
things to see and do. Deserted white sand beaches and rolling
surf, magnificent scenery, prolific wildlife, fantastic food and
wine and accommodation to suit all budgets are just some of the
reasons why Australia's third-largest island is fast becoming
one of South Australia's holiday hot spots.  What it's known for
Close to half of the island is either natural bushland or
national park, and it is home to some of the most diverse
wildlife you'll find concentrated in one area anywhere in
Australia, with large colonies of penguins, fur seals, sea
lions, koalas, kangaroos, bird life and somewhere between
500,000 and 1 million tammar wallabies. One of the most popular
spots for wildlife watching is the misnamed Seal Bay, a long,
windswept beach where about 700 Australian sea lio