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The sun-filled Outback spreads from the southern border of Queensland to Cape York, the northernmost point on the Australian continent. But the Outback is far more than a huge swath of land. It?s a way of life.
Go exploring in the Outback, a region truly shaped by its long history. Cave paintings and artifacts of the indigenous peoples, ancient fossils and ceremonial sites bear witness to a long history. To experience the Outback at it?s best, visit the area around the former gold-bust town Charters Towers near Townsville: fantastic sunsets, lava caves, and huge herds of animals.
Stop in at one of the Outback pubs and experience a real Australian up close. A typically talkative local is sure to strike up a conversation about the quality of the beer, about his life in the outback or simply about whatever crosses his mind. In Walkabout Creek, your new "Aussie" friend will have an even better story to tell: He will proudly point out that you are standing on one of the legendary locations familiar with the film "Crocodile Dundee". |
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