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Join the Flinders Ranges and Outback Tourism Facebook Group

A BREAK TO THE FLINDERS RANGES AND OUTBACK WILL fill you with wonder and give you a completely new way of seeing the world. from the pioneering history of outback explorers to modern facilities, luzury eco villas and outback cuisine, the region offers adventure in an ancient land for every taste.

Experience the colour, characters and nature at its best from March to November. Bring your bikes for the best off-road riding in the state; take a camel to dinner, or ride a horse on a working sheep station.

Delve into rich Aboriginal cultures on a tour with traditional owners. Walk along the edge of vast salt Lake Eyre.

Four-wheel drive on stations or on iconic Australian tracks and have a beer with the locals in the world’s most isolated pub; take a dip in an outback thermal spring!

Stay in luxury accommodation or swag it under the stars.

Fly over the iconic Wilpena Pound and watch native animals wander freely; eagles circle in cloudless skies, emus crossing the road and kangaroos doze in golden grass.

Noodle for opal in the opal capital of the world, Coober Pedy; sleep underground, hike the Heysen Trail, drive through ancient Brachina Gorge, take the Pichi Richi Train, do the only arid lands warter cruise in Australia.

Visit Wadlata Outback Centre’ marvel and learn about the stars at Arkaroola, about drought tolerant native plants at Arid Lands Garden and enjoy our delicious sighnature quangdong pie and Southern Flinders wines.

Visit our many regional art galleries and craft stores, gee-up at an outback rodea… you’ll need at least a week to scratch the surface in the Flinders Ranges and Outback.

Bring your friends and come and experience just why we’re one of Australia’s National Landscapes.