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Currie, King Island

Currie, King Island

Overview

Currie is the main township and service centre of King Island, located on the island’s west coast just 10 minutes from King Island Airport. As the commercial hub of the island, Currie is home to grocery stores, fuel stations, a pharmacy, accommodation providers, cafés, restaurants and essential visitor services, making it a convenient base for exploring King Island. The town also features the harbour precinct, King Island Cultural Centre, historic Currie Lighthouse and a range of coastal walking tracks that showcase the island’s maritime heritage and rugged shoreline.

Visitors will find everything they need for their stay, from everyday essentials and dining options to local produce and island hospitality. Whether arriving for a golfing getaway, nature-based adventure or relaxing coastal escape, Currie offers easy access to many of King Island’s most popular attractions while providing a welcoming introduction to the island’s unique character and community.

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