✔ Historic Coastal towns ✔ Pt Augusta Wadlata Outback Centre ✔ Woomera Rocket Range ✔ Coober Pedy mine and town tour ✔ Sunset at The Breakaways ✔ Remote William Creek pub ✔ The Dingo Fence ✔ The Oodnadatta Track ✔ Maree Old Mail Run, relics ✔ Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary ✔ Flinders Ranges National Park ✔ Wilpena Pound ✔ Brachina Gorge Ediacaran fossils ✔ Clare Valley This is an exciting 7-day small group Lake Eyre Tour from Adelaide to the famous South Australian Flinders Ranges. Lake Eyre is the lowest natural point in Australia, and on the rare occasions that it fills, is also the largest lake in Australia. This tour also includes a visit to Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary! Located north of Adelaide in the ruggedly spectacular northern Flinders Ranges, this sanctuary features rugged mountains, towering granite peaks, magnificent gorges and mysterious waterholes, and is home to a large range of bird, reptile and mammal species, including the endangered Yellow-Footed Rock-Wallaby.

Experience moments in nature that will stay with you for a lifetime on this seven-day bucket list adventure from Adelaide to Uluru through Australia's outback. Rich in Aboriginal culture, this camping trip encompasses a great diversity of wilderness and untamed landscapes. Hike the ancient gorges of the Flinders Ranges and descend beneath the ground to discover an underground labyrinth in Coober Pedy. Experience the Red Centre. A colourful, otherworldly landscape of desert plains, weathered mountain ranges, rocky gorges and some of Aboriginal Australia's most sacred sites. Reflect on each day over magical outback sunsets and campfire stories with friends new and old.

Departing from Alice Springs, this 7-day small-group overland tour travels south along the legendary Explorers Way, through the beating heart of Australia and beyond. Begin in the Red Centre, where sunrise ignites Uluru and the domes of Kata Tjuta rise from desert plains in powerful silence. Walk the full base of this sacred monolith. Stand high on the rim of Kings Canyon. Then follow the long desert highway as the landscape stretches, shifts and surprises, underground opal fields in Coober Pedy, vast saltbush plains, ancient mesas and the rugged peaks of the Flinders Ranges. This is not a quick pass through the outback. It’s a full crossing of the continent’s interior. Big distances, bold landscapes and moments that stop you in your tracks. Led by an expert Storyteller Guide, this immersive journey blends iconic landmarks with raw, lesser-known outback moments, delivering connection, perspective and the kind of scale that can only be understood by travelling through it.

Follow the legendary Explorers Way from Adelaide to Alice Springs on this 7-day small-group overland adventure through the heart of Australia. Travellers may also choose to finish in Yulara (Uluru). Tracing the route once taken by early explorers, this crossing moves through some of the country’s most remote and culturally significant landscapes. From ranges to the underground world of Coober Pedy, across salt lakes and vast desert plains, the scale is unmistakable. Walk the rim of Kings Canyon. Move among the powerful domes of Kata Tjuta. Circle Uluru on foot as your Storyteller Guide shares the cultural depth woven into this land. This is the Australian outback done properly. Long horizons, big skies, meaningful walks, and shared moments in extraordinary places, with comfortable accommodation at the end of each remarkable day.

Embark on an unparalleled outback adventure with South Australia’s Outback Mail Man, traversing rugged landscapes in the comfort of an air-conditioned 4WD vehicle. Limited to just 10 people per trip, this personalised tour begins its journey from the renowned Opal Mining town of Coober Pedy. Accompany the Outback Mail Man as he delivers mail to historic outback towns - Oodnadatta and William Creek – and five remote cattle stations including Anna Creek Station, the world’s largest. ​ In Oodnadatta, take a break at the famous Pink Roadhouse, allowing ample time for a meal and exploration of the town, including a visit to the Railway Museum. Discover the significance of William Creek over a beer at the bar of the unique outback-bush pub, including memorabilia from the railway days, or check out the collection of rocket bits & pieces from the Woomera rocket range housed across the road in the heritage park.

Join the Outback Mail Man every Saturday for an expedition through the stunning Painted Desert in Outback South Australia. This one day tour takes you north on the Kempe Road, revealing the Moon Plains, pastoral country, and ultimately the breathtaking Arckaringa Hills. This mesmerising landscape, shaped over millions of years by ancient seas and erosion, boasts vibrant colours, majestic mesas, and unique geological formations. ​ Led by experienced guides, you'll have the opportunity to explore this remote and untouched terrain on foot, immersing yourself in its natural beauty and encountering diverse flora and fauna. Enjoy a delightful picnic lunch amidst the scenic hills, providing ample time to appreciate the surroundings and capture unforgettable moments. ​ As we journey back to Coober Pedy, marvel at the Breakaways country, where dramatic land formations contrast against the vast desert backdrop, creating a perfect finale to your adventure.

Discover the charm and beauty of this amazing attraction — a must-visit for every traveler looking to immerse themselves in culture, adventure, and unforgettable memories.