With Australia Day approaching, now is the perfect time to reflect on the past year, and to plan your 2017 travels. From January through to March, the weather is generally hot inland, and cooler on the coast. The Kimberley, the Top End (Darwin, Kakadu and Arnhemland) and Far North Queensland are in The Wet season, with rains that,… Continue reading Make 2017 your Year of the Outback
2016 South Australian Tourism Awards
We’re very proud to announce that we received a bronze medal in the Transport and Tour Operators (less than 15 staff) at the 2016 South Australian Tourism Awards. A big thank you to everyone – clients and staff – who helped us in this achievement. We could not have got so far without your support. … Continue reading 2016 South Australian Tourism Awards
Lake Eyre, with Australian Traveller magazine
The often dry Lake Eyre is an outback enigma, famous for its rare and beautiful floodscapes. A scenic flight over Australia’s largest salt lake is near the top of the outback bucket list so here is everything you need to know: where and when to go, how to get there and just what you’ll see… Continue reading Lake Eyre, with Australian Traveller magazine
Lake Eyre, Wilpena Pound and the Flinders Ranges
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