- D'Estrees Bay
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D'Estrees Bay is located on the southern coast of Kangaroo Island , South Australia, and is situated 39km south of Kingscote, the Island's main town.
D'Estrees Bay is one of many places on Kangaroo Island named by the French explorer Nicolas Baudin.
The bay extends from Point Tinline in the south to Flour Cask Bay to the north, with the beach being sandy and accessible for most of the bay's length.
The northern area of the bay has been subdivided into several allotments of 8 hectares each, many with a frontage to the bay, and accessed by a private road (available for public use). There is a small number of permanent and holiday homes in the area, which has no shopping facilities. There is no mains water, and limited mains electricity availability has led to some dwellings being erected with solar generated electricity.
The southern portion of the bay adjoins Cape Gantheaume Conservation Park.
Coordinates: 35°55′S 137°46′E / 35.91°S 137.77°E
Kangaroo Island Major townships 
Parks and wilderness Cape Gantheaume Conservation Park · Cape Gantheaume Wilderness Protection Area · Cape Hart Conservation Park · Cape Torrens Conservation Park · Dudley Conservation Park · Flinders Chase National Park · Kelly Hill Conservation Park · Lathami Conservation Park · Little Sahara · Parndana Conservation Park · Pelican Lagoon Conservation Park · Ravine des Casoars Wilderness Protection Area · Seal Bay Conservation Park · Vivonne Bay Conservation Park · Western River Conservation ParkBeaches American Beach · Baudin Beach · Browns Beach · D'Estrees Bay · Emu Bay · Island Beach · Snelling Beach · Stokes Bay · Vivonne BayCategories:- Kangaroo Island
- Bays of South Australia
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