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Take a journey into the real essence of Australia and discover the adventure of South Australia's Flinders Ranges and Outback.
You can delve into a rich Aboriginal culture, as told by today's custodians of the land, walk on a lake the size of Holland and drink beer in some of the world's most isolated pubs, watch eagles circle in cloudless skies while kangaroos doze in golden grass, noodle for gemstones in the opal capital of the world and hike the Heysen, make tracks on the Mawson and stroll to the bakery for a quandong pie.
The Outback is the place to relax under a coolibah tree or take a tour spotting stars in clear night skies. The largest privately owned observatory in Australia is located at Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary. Join the Heysen Trail for a while and walk through a land that has been changing and yet remained unchanged for 600 million years.
The Flinders Ranges is nature on a grand scale. Magnificent and uncompromising landscapes; truly a destination to get away from it all.
Vast, spectacular, uplifting. Three words that go part way to describing this region, and it begins only 250 odd kilometers from Adelaide. Visit Wilpena Pound to enjoy 4WD tours, walking and scenic flights or Coober Pedy, where most of the people live underground. Adventure on a grand scale is what this region does |
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