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Flinders Ranges & Outback

If you’re in the mood for an adventurous holiday, then venture into South Australia’s Outback.

It’s a dramatic departure from the hectic pace of big cities, but it’s surprisingly accessible – beginning just 4 hours drive from Adelaide. And once you’re in our Outback, you’ll have experiences like no others on the planet.

The Flinders Ranges are home to one of the state’s most iconic geological formation – Wilpena Pound. Its massive shape and size are best experienced from a scenic flight but there is also an excellent network of walking, biking and 4WD trails, plus renowned Aboriginal rock art sites.

Visitors to Coober Pedy, the opal capital of the world, can take a mine tour, ‘noodle’ for their very own opal and live like a local in an underground hotel.

In 2010, Coober Pedy will come alive as the starting point for The Great Australian Outback Cattle Drive.

Or if you like to stay on the move, go driving on our legendary desert tracks and spend time exploring the deep Outback with its natural thermal springs, salt lakes, wildlife and famous Outback pubs.

And perhaps to biggest surprise of all, excellent food and wine – Outback style of course!, and an amazing variety of quality accommodation from camp grounds and motels to B&Bs, stations stays and luxury eco villas.

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