Outback South Australia

For those travellers looking for an adventurous way to do some exploration a trip into the Outback or along the Flinders Ranges is the perfect opportunity to gain first hand knowledge of the rough and rugged terrain that early explores had to endure.

One of the major attractions is the majestic natural amphitheatre of Wilpena Pound – a lost world located inside a giant stone crater. Many companies offer the opportunity to go driving deep into the Outback and give the intrepid explores time to navigate their way along the legendary desert tracks, and for those who wish to obtain a birds-eye view there is a scenic flight over the Flinders Range available as well. There's hiking trails, places to fossick for opals, and even a desert golf course with no grass. The local towns’ folk are friendly and always willing to hand out tips to enhance a visitors’ trip into the Outback, so share a drink with them down the local pub and ask about their favourite spots. The landscape here was forged millions of years ago, and has remained unchanged since then. But if there's one thing that surprises every visitor to the region, it's that this ancient place is very much alive - a living land of adventure. Whatever sort of adventure is desired, the Flinders Ranges and Outback has got it.

The friendly people of the Outback area are an excellent source of local information, so to find out which trails to use, when is the best time to catch glimpses of wallabies or just the heritage of the land, just ask one of the local members and the information received is priceless. They'll talk about the indigenous heritage of this land, and you'll get the chance to hear spellbinding stories from the Aboriginal Dreaming, stories that have been handed down from generation to generation over 40,000 years.

Adelaide | Kangaroo Island

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