Outback South Australia 5 Day Tour
Spend five days exploring Outback South Australia and experiencing Aboriginal art and culture. Marvel at this land of contrasts from red gibber plains stretching to the horizon, mound springs creating bush oases and wetlands and Red Gum lined creeks and vast areas of grey salt bush and spiky spinifex.

Day One
Depart Adelaide at 7.30am for Port Augusta. At Port Augusta visit the Wadlata Outback Centre, learn about the origins of the Flinders Ranges, the Aboriginal Dreaming, European settlement, Explorers and much more.

After lunch head to Iga Warta and spend some time experiencing the Adnymathanha Aboriginal people's culture and environment.

In the evening, after dinner listen to stories and music of the Adnyamathanha Aboriginal People around the campfire, enjoying Damper cooked the traditional way. Overnight camp at Iga Warta.

Day Two
We spend today at Iga Warta where we experience the rich Aboriginal culture and the heritage of the Flinders Ranges and discover the hidden meaning of an ancient land. Overnight at Iga Warta

Day Three
After breakfast we travel to our overnight stop, William Creek Hotel on the Oodnadatta Track. At William Creek; the worlds most isolated pub you can indulge in a well deserved Australian beer. The most important claim for fame for William Creek is that it is the smallest town in Australia and that it is located on the worlds largest cattle station (Anna Creek Station) which is 32,500 square kilometres.

We can walk along the old Ghan Railway line to the bridge at Breakfast Time Creek, this is a land of contrasts. There's red gibber plains stretching to the horizon, mound springs (we visit Bubbler Springs and Blanche Cup Springs) which create bush oases and wetlands, red gum lined creeks and vast areas of grey salt bush and spiky spinifex. Remnants of the old Ghan Railway are abundant along the Oodnadatta Track. Overnight at William Creek Hotel.

Day Four
Coober Pedy is today's destination. Coober pedy in the heart of South Australia's vast outback is an opal wonderland. We spend some time visiting mines and interpretive centres which a great insight into the town and its mining operations. There are more than 30 opal shops in Coober Pedy if you like to purchase some opal. The town takes its name from the Aboriginal word Kupa (uninitiated man or white man) and Piti (hole).Overnight underground motel.

Day Five
After breakfast we head to Adelaide via the explorer Highway to Port Augusta arriving at approximately 6pm.