
Just Cruisin operate personalised and group (two to 16 passengers) adventures and Aboriginal cultural four wheel drive tours throughout South Australia and the Northern Territory. Destinations include Alice Springs, Uluru (Ayers Rock), Outback South Australia, Coober Pedy, Lake Eyre, Flinders Ranges, Kangaroo Island, Fleurieu Peninsula, Mount Gambier, the Great Ocean Road, Iga Warta and Broken Hill.
Prices / Rates / Price Range: From AUD $340.00 To AUD $4,750.00
Category: Extended - Full Day - Half Day or Less - Tailored
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Phone: 08 8383 0962 (International Code +61883830962)
Mobile Phone: 0414 807 891 (International Code +61414807891)
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Website: www.justcruisin4wdtours.com.au
Location:
RSD 540 Brookmans Road
Blewitt Springs
South Australia 5171
Australia
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RSD 540 Brookmans Road
Blewitt Springs
South Australia 5171
Australia
Spend four days touring this unique island. Enjoy magnificent coastal scenery, see Australian native birds and animals in their natural habitat and visit the major attractions of the island.
Tour highlights include Chapman River, Cape Willoughby Lighthouse, Seal Bay Conservation Park guided walk amongst Australian sea lions, Little Sahara white sand dunes, Murray Lagoon water birds habitat stroll, D`Estrees Bay once home of the whaling industry and site of many shipwrecks, Vivonne Bay base of the crayfish fishing industry, Kelly Hill Caves guided tour of sinkholes and caverns, Flinders Chase National Park see native Australian birds and animals in their natural habitat, Rocky River koalas in the nearby trees, Cape de Couedic Lighthouse, Admirals Arch home to a colony of New Zealand Fur Seals, Remarkable Rocks huge weather-sculptured granite boulders perched on a granite dome, watch Pelicans feeding in the evening at the wharf and sightseeing around Kingscote including Cygnet River, Duck Lagoon and Emu Bay.
Operates: On demand, 7am day one to 10pm day four approximately.
Enjoy two days four wheel drive vehicle touring the magnificent Southern Flinders Ranges travelling through ancient ranges in pristine untouched Australia away from the tourist crowds.
Tour highlights include a short walk into Telowie Gorge home to the rare and beautiful Yellow-footed Rock Wallaby, visit the Wadlata Outback Centre at Port Augusta, Southern Flinders Ranges visiting the quaint townships of Wilmington and Melrose, short bushwalk into the Mount Remarkable National Park, Orroroo to see a magnificent 900 year old River Red Gum, Pekina Ranges for a Top of the Range four wheel drive vehicle tour, engage four wheel drive and climb up through Sheoak Groves and large stands of Yakka trees to the ridge tops, return to Adelaide via the picturesque Clare Valley wine making region, with an opportunity to sample some of the local wines, time permitting before arriving in Adelaide at 6pm.
Operates: On demand, 7am day one to 6pm day two approximately.
Spend three days four wheel drive vehicle touring the magnificent Flinders Ranges. Learn the ancient and geological history of the region enjoy spectacular untouched scenery and bush walking.
Tour highlights include Wadlata Outback Centre`s Tunnel of Time in Port Augusta, Kanyaka Ruins and Death Rock, Yourambulla Caves to view Aboriginal rock painting, bushwalk to Wangarra Lookouts and Hill Homestead, visit major Aboriginal art sites at Sacred Canyon and Arkaroo Rock (optional), travel the geological trail through the Brachina Gorge that traces the geological history of the area for hundreds of million years, taste some Aussie food (tucker) at the Prairie Hotel, visit Blinman before returning to Adelaide via Hawker, Quorn and the Southern Flinders Ranges to Wilmington and Germein Gorge arriving in Adelaide at approximately 6pm.
Operates: On demand, 8am day one to 6pm day three approximately. Set departure dates for small group tours on application. In addition there will be regular departures on Tuesday each week for November and December as a trial beginning on 17 November 2009.
Spend two days in the Fleurieu Peninsula. Visit coastal towns and attractions including the historic whaling town of Port Willunga, Deep Creek Conservation Park, Victor Harbor, Goolwa and sample some local McLaren Vale wines.
Tour highlights include visit the coastal towns and attractions of Port Noarlunga, the historic whaling town of Port Willunga, Sellicks Hill Lookout, Myponga, Normanville, Second Valley and Deep Creek Conservation Park. At Deep Creek enjoy travelling the four wheel drive vehicle only tracks to see the Blowhole and Boat Harbour Beach. At Victor Harbor enjoy a walk along the historic causeway to Granite Island. Next stop is Goolwa for a scenic cruise on the Spirit of the Coorong (at own expense). Cruise into a timeless, beautiful blend of waterways and lagoons with the backdrop of the Great Southern Ocean. Return to Adelaide via the McLaren Vale wine region with time to sample some of the local wines, arriving back in Adelaide at 5pm.
Operates: On demand, 9am day one to 5pm day two approximately.
Spend a day in the Fleurieu Peninsula. Visit the coastal towns and attractions of Port Noarlunga, the historic whaling town of Port Willunga, Sellicks Hill Lookout, Myponga, Normanville, Second Valley and Deep Creek Conservation Park. At Deep Creek enjoy travelling the four-wheel drive vehicle only tracks to see the Blowhole and Boat Harbour beach. Return to Adelaide via the McLaren Vale wine region with time to sample some of the local wines, arriving back in Adelaide at 5pm.
Operates: On demand, 9am to 5pm approximately.
Spend three days discovering the magnificent beauty of the ancient Gawler Ranges. Stay overnight on a working outback sheep and cattle station.
Tour highlights include the Wadlata Outback Centre, Port Augusta learn about the origins of the Flinders Ranges, the Aboriginal Dreaming, European settlement, explorers and much more. Historic Pandurra Station, a working sheep station running between 25,000 to 30,000 sheep and 300 cattle, enjoy a trail ride of the station incorporating the true outback experience of mustering and droving stock or take a tour of the station. Learn about station life, flora, fauna and bird life from your Pandurra Station guide. Travel along winding gravel roads to the Gawler Ranges, the ranges are renowned for their wildflowers in spring and some 150 recorded species of birds, Red kangaroo, Western Grey kangaroo and Euro can also be seen. Return to Adelaide via Port Augusta and the Southern Flinders Ranges. Travel through the Southern Flinders Ranges to Wilmington. Continue travelling back to Adelaide via the picturesque Germein Gorge before arriving back in Adelaide at 6pm.
Operates: On demand, 8am day one to 6pm day three approximately.
Spend four days four wheel drive vehicle touring the magnificent Flinders Ranges. Learn about the ancient and geological history of the region. Experience Skytrek one of Australia`s popular and most exhilarating four wheel drive journeys to the highest vehicle access point in the Flinders Ranges for stunning views.
Tour highlights include Wadlata Outback Centre Port Augusta, Quorn and Hawker, Kanyaka Ruins and Death Rock, optional climb to see Aboriginal rock painting at Yourambulla, bushwalk to Wangarra Lookouts and the Hill Homestead, visit Aboriginal art sites at Sacred Canyon Arkaroo Rock, travel the geological trail through the Brachina Gorge, sample some Aussie food (tucker) at the Prairie Hotel at Parachilna and visit Blinman and Willow Springs Skytrek one of Australia`s popular and most exhilarating four wheel drive vehicle journeys. Skytrek takes you through majestic River Red Gum lined creeks, groves of native pines and Black Oak to the top of Mount Caernarvon, the highest vehicle access point in the Flinders Ranges. The eagle`s view of the surrounding landscape is breathtaking and truly unforgettable. Return to Adelaide via Hawker, Quorn, the Southern Flinders Ranges, Wilmington and Germein Gorge arriving at approximately 6pm.
Operates: On demand, 8am day one to 6pm day four approximately.
Spend four days exploring Lake Eyre North, Woomera, William Creek and Coober Pedy. A land of contrasts from red gibber plains stretching to the horizon, mound springs creating bush oases and wetlands, Red Gum lined creeks and vast areas of grey saltbush and spiky Spinifex.
Tour highlights include Wadlata Outback Centre Port Augusta, Woomera Heritage Centre once the launch-site for experimental rockets, the opal mining town of Andamooka, the world’s most isolated pub at William Creek and Bubbler and Blanche Cup Springs bush oases and wetlands. Travel along the Oodnadatta Track to Lake Eyre North the larger of the two lakes covering 8,430 square kilometres (optional scenic flight over Lake Eyre North and South at own expense). Coober Pedy opal mining town in the heart of South Australia`s vast outback, visit mines, interpretive centers, the Breakaway`s Reserve, Moon Plain and Glendambo before returning to Adelaide via the Stuart Highway and Port Augusta arriving at approximately 6pm.
Operates: On demand, 7am day one to 6pm day four approximately.
Enjoy four-wheel drive vehicle touring the magnificent Southern Flinders Ranges travelling through ancient ranges in pristine untouched Australia away from the tourist crowds. Depart Adelaide at 7am. Travel through the towns of Port Pirie and Port Germein. Enjoy a short walk into Telowie Gorge. Telowie Gorge Conservation Park is home to the rare and beautiful Yellow-footed Rock wallaby. Continue on to Port Augusta. Visit the Wadlata Outback Centre, learn about the origins of the Flinders Ranges, the Aboriginal Dreaming, explorers and much more. After a light lunch we head back to Adelaide travelling via the Southern Flinders Ranges, Wilmington and Germein Gorge or the Bridle Track for spectacular views of Spencer Gulf (weather permitting), arriving back in Adelaide at 6pm.
Operates: On demand, 7am to 6pm approximately.
Spend two days four-wheel drive vehicle touring the magnificent Flinders Ranges. Learn the ancient and geological history of the region enjoy spectacular untouched scenery and bush walking.
Tour highlights include travel to the Wilpena Pound Resort, via Port Pirie, Port Germein and Port Augusta (the crossroads of Australia). At Port Augusta explore the Flinders Ranges and Outback at the Wadlata Outback Centre`s Tunnel of Time. Continue toward Wilpena Pound via Quorn and Hawker. From Hawker visit Kanyaka Ruins and Death Rock with an optional climb to the Yourambulla Caves to see Aboriginal rock painting. Enjoy a peaceful bushwalk to Wangarra Lookouts and the Hill Homestead. Visit Sacred Canyon and Arkaroo Rock (optional) major Aboriginal art sites. Travel the geological trail through the Brachina Gorge tracing the geological history of the area for hundreds of millions of years. Continue to the Prairie Hotel at Parachilna and taste some Aussie food (tucker). Return to Adelaide via Port Augusta arriving approximately 6pm.
Operates: On demand, 8am day one to 6pm day two approximately.
Spend four days four-wheel drive vehicle touring the beautiful and rugged Northern Flinders Ranges. Experience and learn about Aboriginal culture, music, storytelling, bush food, art and environment from the Adnyamathanha people.
Tour highlights include Wadlata Outback Centre`s Tunnel of Time Port Augusta, Kanyaka Ruins and Death Rock at Hawker with optional Yourambulla Caves climb to see Aboriginal rock painting. Wilpena Pound Resort and bushwalk to Wangarra Lookout overlooking Wilpena Pound. Brachina Gorge tracing the geological history of the Flinders Ranges. Sample Aussie food (tucker) at the Prairie Hotel Parachilna. Learn about the Adnyamathanha Aboriginal people`s culture and environment at Iga Warta. Continue to Arkaroola visiting Paralana Hot Springs and nearby Yudnamutana Gorge, one of Australia`s deepest gorges and Stubbs Waterhole, an expanse of still water in a delightful setting. Return to Adelaide via Chambers Gorge and Blinman stopping at Sacred Canyon a major Aboriginal art site for short walk followed by lunch at Wilpena Pound Resort, then head to Quorn via the Buckaringa and Warren Gorges (time permitting) with afternoon tea at Melrose before continuing back to Adelaide arriving at approximately 6pm.
Operates: On demand, 7am day one to 6pm day four approximately.
Spend five days four-wheel drive vehicle touring the beautiful and rugged Northern Flinders Ranges. Experience and learn about Aboriginal culture, music, storytelling, bush food, art and environment from the Adnyamathanha people.
Tour highlights include Wadlata Outback Centre`s Tunnel of Time Port Augusta, Kanyaka Ruins and Death Rock at Hawker with optional Yourambulla Caves climb to see Aboriginal rock painting. Wilpena Pound Resort and bushwalk to Wangarra Lookout overlooking Wilpena Pound. Brachina Gorge tracing the geological history of the Flinders Ranges. Sample Aussie food (tucker) at the Prairie Hotel Parachilna. Learn about the Adnyamathanha Aboriginal people`s culture and environment at Iga Warta. Continue to Arkaroola visit Yudnamutana Gorge, one of Australia`s deepest gorges and Stubbs Waterhole. See The Pinnacles, Bolla Bollana Smelter, Nooldoonooldoona Waterhole and Wheel Turner, optional tours at own expense are available. Return to Adelaide via Chambers Gorge and Blinman stopping at Sacred Canyon a major Aboriginal art site for short walk followed by lunch at Wilpena Pound Resort, then head to Quorn via the Buckaringa and Warren Gorges (time permitting) with afternoon tea at Melrose before continuing back to Adelaide arriving at approximately 6pm.
Operates: On demand, 7am day one to 6pm day five approximately.
Spend three days four-wheel drive vehicle touring the outback opal mining town of Andamooka. Visit Woomera, once a launch site for experimental rockets and learn about Aboriginal art and culture.
Tour highlights include Wadlata Outback Centre`s Tunnel of Time in Port Augusta. Woomera first established in 1947 as a site for the launching of experimental rockets, see examples of rockets, aircraft and weapons associated with the testing range. The opal mining town of Andamooka and the shimmering white salt of Lake Torrens (time permitting). Roxby Downs with optional Olympic Dam Mine tour (at own expense). Travel to Marree via the Borefield Road, see the Dingo Fence and Oodnadatta Track en route. Visit the Farina Ruins, first surveyed in 1878 and continue to Lyndhurst via the ochre cliffs of spectacular reds and browns. Travel through the magnificent Flinders Ranges to Port Augusta en route to Adelaide, arriving at approximately 6pm.
Operates: On demand, 7am day one to 6pm day three approximately.
Spend four days discovering the magnificent beauty of the ancient Gawler Ranges. Stay overnight on a working Outback sheep and cattle station.
Tour highlights include Wadlata Outback Centre Port Augusta. Historic Pandurra Station, a working sheep station running between 25,000 to 30,000 sheep and 300 cattle. Stay overnight and enjoy a trail ride of the station incorporating the true Outback experience of mustering and droving stock or take a tour of the station. Learn about station life, flora, fauna and bird life from your Pandurra Station guide. Travel along winding gravel roads to the Gawler Ranges renowned for their wildflowers in spring and some 150 recorded species of birds, Red kangaroo, Western Grey kangaroo and Euro can also be seen. Return to Adelaide via Port Augusta and the Southern Flinders Ranges. Travel through the Southern Flinders Ranges to Wilmington then continue back to Adelaide via the picturesque Germein Gorge arriving at 6pm approximately.
Operates: On demand, 8am day one to 6pm day four.
Spend three days touring in and around Mount Gambier home of the world famous Blue Lake. See the Coorong wetlands area, the Blue Lake in a crater of an extinct volcano, the Naracoorte Caves and the Coonawarra wine region.
Tour highlights include travel to Mount Gambier via the Coorong wetlands area, an inland sea of shallow lagoons where the River Murray meets the sea to Kingston South East. At Kingston visit the Analemmetic Sun Dial (one of only eight in the World). Continue to Mount Gambier visiting the towns of Robe, Beachport, Millicent and Tantanoola. At Tantanoola visit the Tantanoola Caves (at own expense). Spend a day sightseeing in Mount Gambier including Blue Lake Aquifer tour, Valley Lake, climb the Centenary Tower for great views of the city, lakes and countryside. Visit Umpherston Sinkhole, Cave Gardens and Mount Schank (an extinct volcano). Return to Adelaide via the Coonawarra wine region. Sample local wines en route and visit the Naracoorte Caves World Heritage area and Bool Lagoon wetlands area. Follow Dukes Highway to Murray Bridge then continue on to Adelaide via the South Eastern Freeway, arriving at 6pm approximately.
Operates: On demand, 9am day one to 6pm day three.
Spend four days touring in and around Mount Gambier home of the world famous Blue Lake. See the Blue Lake in a crater of an extinct volcano, the Naracoorte and Engelbrecht Caves and enjoy a scenic train trip on the Limestone Coast Railway.
Tour highlights include the Coorong wetlands area, where the River Murray meets the sea. Analemmetic Sun Dial in Kingston (one of only eight in the World). Robe, Beachport, Millicent and Tantanoola. Visit the Tantanoola Caves (at own expense). Sightseeing in Mount Gambier including Blue Lake Aquifer tour, Valley Lake, Centenary Tower, Umpherston Sinkhole, Cave Gardens and Mount Schank (extinct volcano). Easy walk to crater edge or optional crater climb is available. Visit Little Blue Lake, Allendale East Sinkhole, Dingley Dell, Petrified Forest at Port MacDonnell then travel along the coastline to Ewens Ponds and Piccaninnie Ponds. At Nelson cruise the Glenelg River to the Princess Margaret Cave (at own expense). Return to Adelaide via the Coonawarra wine region. Sample local wines en route and visit the Naracoorte Caves World Heritage area and Bool Lagoon wetlands area. Continue via Murray Bridge to Adelaide arriving at 6pm approximately.
Operates: On demand, 9am day one to 6pm day four.
Spend five days touring in and around Mount Gambier home of the world famous Blue Lake. See the Blue Lake in the crater of an extinct volcano, enjoy a scenic train trip on the Limestone Coast Railway and a cruise of the Glenelg River.
Tour highlights include the Coorong wetlands area, where the River Murray meets the sea. Analemmetic Sun Dial in Kingston (one of only eight in the World). Robe, Beachport, Millicent and Tantanoola. Visit the Tantanoola Caves (at own expense). Sightseeing in Mount Gambier including Blue Lake Aquifer tour, Valley Lake, Centenary Tower, Umpherston Sinkhole, Cave Gardens and Engelbrecht Caves (at own expense). Visit Mount Schank (extinct volcano) take an easy walk to the craters edge or optional crater climb is available. Visit Little Blue Lake, Allendale East Sinkhole, Dingley Dell, Petrified Forest at Port MacDonnell, Ewens and Piccaninnie Ponds. At Nelson cruise the Glenelg River to the Princess Margaret Cave (at own expense). Return to Adelaide via the Coonawarra wine region. Sample local wines en route and visit the Naracoorte Caves World Heritage area and Bool Lagoon wetlands area. Arriving in Adelaide at 6pm approximately.
Operates: On demand, 9am day one to 6pm day five.
Spend five days touring this unique island. Enjoy magnificent coastal scenery, see Australian native birds and animals in their natural habitat and visit the major attractions of the island.
Tour highlights include Cape Willoughby Lighthouse and Kingscote. Seal Bay guided beach walk amongst Australian sea lions. White sand dunes at Little Sahara. Stroll amongst water birds at Murray Lagoon. D`Estrees Bay once home to the whaling industry and site of many shipwrecks. Vivonne Bay, base of crayfish and game fishing boats. Kelly Hill Caves guided tour of sinkholes and caverns. Flinders Chase National Park, see native Australian birds and animals. At Rocky River see koalas in nearby trees. Visit Cape de Couedic Lighthouse, Admirals Arch home to a colony of New Zealand Fur Seals and Remarkable Rocks. Watch Pelicans feeding in the evening. Visit Parndana, Western River Conservation Park, Snelling Beach, King George Beach and Stokes Bay. Enjoy sightseeing around Kingscote including Cygnet River, Duck Lagoon, Emu Bay, honey farm and winery visit. Join ferry and coach for return transfer to Adelaide via the McLaren Vale wine region (time permitting), arriving in Adelaide at 6pm approximately.
Operates: On demand, 7am day one to 10pm day five.
Spend a day in the Yorke Peninsula. Discover the Cornish mining heritage of the region and enjoy spectacular coastal scenery.
Tour highlights include depart Adelaide for the Yorke Peninsula, travelling via Port Wakefield to Moonta. Visit the mine ruins of the Cornish miners of the 1890s, this area is known as little Cornwall. After morning tea, head inland to Maitland then onto Minlaton and across to Stansbury on the east coast. After lunch, travel along the coast road to Port Vincent and Ardrossan. The drive down the highway on the east coast is mainly within sight of the sea. From Ardrossan head back to Adelaide via Port Wakefield.
Operates: On demand, 8am to 5pm approximately.
Spend a day in the Adelaide Hills. Visit Hahndorf, Goolwa and Victor Harbor, sample some McLaren Vale wines, appreciate some fine art and enjoy spectacular coastal scenery. Depart Adelaide and travel via the South Eastern Freeway to Hahndorf for morning tea. Then head towards Goolwa via Echunga and Strathalbyn. After lunch visit Victor Harbor and Granite Island. Return to Adelaide via coastal roads past some of South Australia`s magnificent beaches, visiting some McLaren Vale wineries along the way.
Operates: On demand, 8am to 5pm approximately.
Spend a day in the Clare Valley. Learn about the copper mining heritage of the region and sample some Clare Valley wines.
Tour highlights include depart Adelaide for Burra travelling via the Gilbert Valley. Burra is nestled in the Bald Hills Range and is a former copper mining centre. While in Burra visit some of the heritage buildings, lookouts and the Burra Burra mine complex. After lunch head to the Clare Valley. At Clare (named after County Clare in Ireland) visit some wineries and taste some of the Clare Valley`s famous wines. Head back to Adelaide via Tarlee, Gawler and Elizabeth arriving back in Adelaide at approximately 5pm.
Operates: On demand, 8am to 5pm approximately.
Yorke Peninsula covers a huge area starting at the fishing town of Port Broughton in the north to the stunning Innes National Park with its sweeping beaches and rugged cliffs in the south. We spend three days exploring this magnificent peninsula.
Tour highlights include travel to the Yorke Peninsula via Port Wakefield stopping in Wallaroo for morning tea before heading to Innes National Park via Moonta and Maitland to visit the Gap and Tiparra Rocks. Port Victoria is our last stop. Stay overnight at Marion Bay or camp at Innes National Park. Enjoy a stroll on the safe sheltered beach of Marion Bay then follow the spectacular ancient coastline to Innes National Park, Take short walks to places of interest including the Gap for spectacular views and West Cape Lighthouse and Cape Spencer for more spectacular views including Kangaroo Island. Follow the scenic coastal road through Edithburgh, Stansbury, Port Vincent and Ardrossan to Port Wakefield before heading to Adelaide arriving at approximately 6pm.
Operates: On demand, 8am on day one to 6pm on day three.
Yorke Peninsula covers a huge area starting at the fishing town of Port Broughton in the north to the stunning Innes National Park with its sweeping beaches and rugged cliffs in the south. We spend two days exploring this magnificent peninsula.
Tour highlights include travel via Port Wakefield to the Yorke Peninsula. Enjoy morning tea in Port Wakefield one of South Australia`s best known holiday areas. Continue to Innes National Park via Moonta and Maitland visiting the Gap and Tiparra Rocks. Port Victoria is our last stop before overnight accommodation at Marion Bay or camping at Innes National Park. On day two head into Innes National Park for a look at the spectacular ancient coastline. From Innes National Park begin return trip back to Adelaide following the scenic drive to Edithburgh, stopping at Kangaroo Island Lookout before following the coast through Port Vincent and Ardrossan to Port Wakefield arriving in Adelaide at approximately 6pm.
Operates: On demand, 8am on day one to 6pm on day two.
We travel to Kangaroo Island on the Sealink ferry where we spend two days exploring the sights and wildlife on the island.
Tour highlights include travel along South Australia`s magnificent coastline to Cape Jervis to board the Sealink ferry. On Kangaroo Island visit D`Estrees Bay, Little Sahara and Seal Bay to observe seals in their natural habitat, then onto Flinders Chase National Park for overnight camp accommodation. On day two head to Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch at Cape Du Couedic. See a New Zealand Fur Seal colony and visit Parndana Wildlife Park to see Kangaroo Island`s largest privately owned collection of native animals and birds. After lunch travel to Kingscote, Duck Lagoon and Emu Bay then continue to Penneshaw to board Kangaroo Island Sealink ferry for return trip to Cape Jervis. From Cape Jervis head back to Adelaide, arriving at approximately 10pm.
Operates: On demand, 7am on day one to 10pm day two.
We spend two days touring Kangaroo Island visiting Prospect Hill, Duck Lagoon, Seal Bay, Remarkable Rocks, Cape du Couedic, Flinders Chase and Kingscote and stay overnight on a working sheep farm.
Tour highlights include travel along the magnificent coastline to Cape Jervis and board Sealink ferry to Penneshaw. On arrival visit Penneshaw, Kingscote and Prospect Hill. Enjoy a guided beach walk amongst Australian sea lions at Seal Bay. Continue to Little Sahara and Vivonne Bay base of the crayfish and game fishing boats. Stay overnight at Flinders Chase farm stay. On day two visit Flinders Chase National Park to see many native animals and birds. At Rocky River view koalas in the nearby trees. See the lighthouse at Cape du Couedic (1906) and proceed down a walkway to Admirals Arch, home to a colony of New Zealand Fur Seals. Travel east to Remarkable Rocks and visit Parndana Wildlife Park (optional tour) to see native animals and birds. Take in the sights around Kingscote including Cygnet River, Duck Lagoon and Emu Bay. Head to Penneshaw, board Sealink ferry to Cape Jervis and onto Adelaide arriving at approximately 10pm.
Operates: On demand, from 7am on day one to 10pm day two.
On this five day tour we visit some of the best destinations in South Australia. We begin with two days on Kangaroo Island, an overnight stay in McLaren Vale, followed by three days touring in the Flinders Ranges.
Tour highlights on Kangaroo Island include Penneshaw, Kingscote, Prospect Hill, Seal Bay guided beach walk amongst Australian sea lions, Little Sahara, Vivonne Bay, Flinders Chase National Park, Rocky River, Cape du Couedic Lighthouse, Admirals Arch, Remarkable Rocks, Parndana Wildlife Park (optional tour), Kingscote, Cygnet River, Duck Lagoon, Emu Bay and overnight accommodation at Flinders Chase Farm.
Tour highlights in the Flinders Ranges include Wilpena Pound, Port Augusta, Quorn, Hawker, Kanyaka Ruins and Death Rock, Aboriginal rock art at the Yourambulla Caves, bushwalk to Wangarra Lookouts, Sacred Canyon and Arkaroo Rock (optional), travel the geological trail through the Brachina Gorge, Prairie Hotel Parachilna for Aussie food (tucker) and Blinman.
Operates: On demand, 7am day one to 6pm day five approximately. Set departure dates for small group tours on application.
Combine the wildlife and nature of Kangaroo Island and the wines and attractions of the Fleurieu Peninsula, Clare Valley and Barossa in one inclusive five-day tour.
Tour highlights include Penneshaw. Kingscote. Seal Bay guided beach walk amongst Australian sea lions. Little Sahara spectacular white sand dunes. Vivonne Bay base of crayfish and game fishing boats. Native animals and birds at Flinders Chase National Park. Koalas at Rocky River. Cape du Couedic lighthouse (1906). Admirals Arch home to a colony of New Zealand Fur Seals. Remarkable Rocks weather sculptured granite boulders perched on a granite dome sweeping to the sea. Parndana Wildlife Park (optional) see Kangaroo Island`s largest privately owned collection of native animals and birds. Cygnet River, Duck Lagoon and Emu Bay. Return to the mainland and head to McLaren Vale. Walk along the historic causeway to Granite Island at Victor Harbor. Visit Goolwa and McLaren Vale wineries. Continue to the Clare Valley for wine tasting. Return to Adelaide via the Barossa Valley visiting several wineries before arriving back in Adelaide at approximately 6pm.
Operates: On demand, from 6.45am day one to 6pm day five. Set departure dates for small group tours on application.
Explore the Flinders Ranges, Wilpena Pound and Lake Eyre, stay at the world`s most isolated pub the William Creek Hotel and discover the outback opal-mining town of Coober Pedy on this all inclusive six-day tour.
Tour highlights include Wadlata Outback Centre Port Augusta. Quorn and Hawker. Kanyaka Ruins and Death Rock. Aboriginal rock paintings at Yourambulla Caves. Wilpena Pound. Bushwalk to Wangarra Lookouts and the Hill Homestead. Sacred Canyon and Arkaroo Rock major Aboriginal art sites (optional). Travel the geological trail through Brachina Gorge. Sample some Aussie food at the Prairie Hotel Parachilna. Parachilna Gorge and Blinman. Marree and the Oodnadatta Track. Visit the world’s most isolated Pub at William Creek. See Bubbler Springs and Blanche Cup Springs bush oases and wetlands. Experience Lake Eyre North covering 8,430 square kilometres, optional flight over Lake Eyre North and South (own expense). Coober Pedy opal wonderland in the heart of South Australia`s vast outback. The Breakaway`s Reserve and Moon Plain. Dingo Fence the worlds longest fence, 5,300 kilometre long. Return to Adelaide revisiting Port Augusta, arriving at approximately 6pm.
Operates: On demand, from 8am day one to 6pm day six. Set departure dates for small group tours on application.
On this seven-day tour we visit some of the best destinations in South Australia. We begin with two days on Kangaroo Island, followed by a day touring the McLaren Vale and a day touring the Clare Valley, and two days in the Flinders Ranges and Wilpena Pound.
Tour highlights include Penneshaw and Kingscote. Seal Bay guide beach walk amongst Australian sea lions. White sand dunes at Little Sahara. Vivonne Bay base of the crayfish and game fishing boats. Flinders Chase National Park native animals and birds. Koalas at Rocky River. Cape du Couedic lighthouse (1906). New Zealand Fur Seals at Admirals Arch. Remarkable Rocks huge granite boulders. Parndana Wildlife Park (optional) privately owned collection of native animals and birds. Return to the mainland. Travel to Victor Harbor walk along historic causeway to Granite Island. Wine tasting in the McLaren Vale and Clare Valley. Wilpena Pound. Kanyaka Ruins and Death Rock. Yourambulla Caves Aboriginal rock painting. Bushwalk to Wangarra Lookouts and Hill Homestead. Travel geological trail through the Brachina Gorge. Taste Australian food at the Prairie Hotel Parachilna. Return to Adelaide via Port Augusta, arriving in Adelaide at approximately 6pm.
Operates: On demand, 7am day one to 6pm day seven.
Add an extra four days to the Best of South Australia seven-day tour and include William Creek, Coober Pedy, Andamooka, Woomera and Roxby Downs in your tour itinerary.
Tour highlights include Kangaroo Island. Seal Bay guided beach walk amongst Australian sea lions. Little Sahara white sand dunes. Vivonne Bay base of crayfish/game fishing boats. Flinders Chase National Park native animals and birds. Koalas at Rocky River. Cape du Couedic lighthouse. New Zealand Fur Seals at Admiral`s Arch. Remarkable Rocks huge granite boulders. Victor Harbor and Goolwa. McLaren Vale and Clare Valley wine tasting. Wilpena Pound, Burra and Hawker. Kanyaka Ruins, Death Rock and Yourambulla Caves. Bushwalk to Wangarra Lookouts and Hill Homestead. Travel the geological trail through Brachina Gorge. Prairie Hotel, Parachilna. Blinman, William Creek, Marree and the Oodnadatta Track. Bubbler and Blanche Cup Springs and Lake Eyre North (optional flight ove lake at own expense). Coober Pedy an opal wonderland. Breakaway`s Reserve and Moon Plain. Dingo Fence. Travel via Woomera, Roxby Downs and Lake Torrens to the opal mining town of Andamooka. Return to Adelaide revising Port Augusta, arriving at approximately 6pm.
Operates: On demand, 7am day one to 6pm day 11.
On this six day tour we visit some of the best destinations in South Australia. We begin with two days on Kangaroo Island, overnight in the McLaren Vale and three days touring the Flinders Ranges and Outback.
Tour highlights on Kangaroo Island include Penneshaw, Kingscote, Prospect Hill, Seal Bay guided beach walk amongst Australian sea lions, Little Sahara, Vivonne Bay, Flinders Chase National Park, Rocky River, Cape du Couedic Lighthouse, Admirals Arch, Remarkable Rocks, Parndana Wildlife Park (optional tour), Kingscote, Cygnet River, Duck Lagoon, Emu Bay and overnight accommodation at Flinders Chase Farm.
Tour highlights in the Flinders Ranges and Outback include Port Augusta, Andamooka, Woomera, William Creek, Oodnadatta Track, Bubbler and Blanche Cup Springs, optional scenic flight over Lake Eyre North and South at own expense, Coober Pedy opal wonderland and accommodation in Andamooka or Roxby Downs and William Creek. Return to Adelaide via Port Augusta at approximately 6pm.
Operates: On demand, 7am day one to 6pm day six. Set departure dates for small group tours on application.
Experience Aboriginal culture at Iga Warta and opals in Coober Pedy. Explore the Flinders Ranges and Outback at the Wadlata Outback Centres Tunnel of Time in Port Augusta. Learn about the Adnyamathanha People’s culture and environment at Iga Warta. Enjoy a traditional campfire supper listening to Adnyamathanha music and Yura Muda storytelling. Stay two nights at Iga Warta camping accommodation (twin share upgrade available). Visit Orchre Pits and Malkii painting site. Walk along the old Ghan Railway Line to the bridge at Breakfast Time Creek. Stay overnight at the William Creek Hotel the world’s mot isolated pub on the Oodnadatta Track. Visit the Bubbler and Blanche Cup Springs. Stay overnight in underground motel accommodation at Coober Pedy, in the heart of South Australia’s vast outback an opal wonderland.
Tour highlights include Aboriginal culture at Iga Warta, opals at Coober Pedy, Wadlata Outback Centres, Ochre Pits, rock art, old Ghan Railway Line walk, William Creek Hotel, Bubbler Springs and Blanche Cup Springs.
Operates: Monday 23 March 2009, 22 June 2009, 3 August 2009 or on demand for a minimum of two persons, 7.30am day one to 6pm day five.
Spend two days touring the Fleurieu Peninsula in a luxury four wheel drive vehicle.
Tour highlights include an enjoyable drive along the coast to the McLaren Vale wine region. Visit the Dridan Fine Arts and Fleurieu Showcase and sample some of the many wines of the region. In Victor Harbor take a peaceful stroll along the historic causeway to Granite Island. Next stop is Goolwa for a scenic cruise on the Spirit of the Coorong (at own expense). Cruise into a timeless, beautiful blend of waterways and lagoons with the backdrop of the Great Southern Ocean. Return to Adelaide via the McLaren Vale wine region with time to sample some of the local wines, arriving back in Adelaide at 5pm approximately.
Operates: On demand, 9am to 5pm.
Experience the Flinders Ranges, Lake Eyre, Coober Pedy and Andamooka on this all inclusive four wheel drive seven day tour.
Tour highlights include Wadlata Outback Centre Port Augusta. Quorn and Hawker. Kanyaka Ruins and Death Rock. Aboriginal rock painting at the Yourambulla Caves. Wilpena Pound Resort. Bushwalk to Wangarra Lookouts and the Hill Homestead. Sacred Canyon and Arkaroo Rock (optional) major Aboriginal art sites. Travel the geological trail through the Brachina Gorge. Taste some Aussie food at the Prairie Hotel at Parachilna. Parachilna Gorge and Blinman. Travel via Marree and the Oodnadatta Track to William Creek and visit the world’s most isolated pub. Bubbler Springs and Blanche Cup Springs bush oases and wetlands. Lake Eyre North covering 8,430 square kilometres, optional flight over Lake Eyre North and South (own expense). Coober Pedy in the heart of South Australia`s vast outback an opal wonderland. Breakaway`s Reserve and Moon Plain. Dingo Fence the world’s longest fence, 5,300 kilometres long. Travel via Woomera and Roxby Downs to the opal-mining town of Andamooka. Return to Adelaide revisiting Port Augusta, arriving at approximately 6pm.
Operates: On demand, 8am day one to 6pm day seven.
Spend five days exploring Lake Eyre North, Woomera, William Creek and Coober Pedy. A land of contrasts from red gibber plains stretching to the horizon, mound springs creating bush oases and wetlands, Red Gum lined creeks and vast areas of grey saltbush and spiky Spinifex.
Tour highlights include Wadlata Outback Centre Port Augusta. Opal mining town of Andamooka. Woomera established in 1947 as a site for the launching of experimental rockets. William Creek via the Borefield Road and the Oodnadatta Track. In William Creek visit the world’s most isolated Pub. Bubbler Springs and Blanche Cup Springs bush oases and wetlands. Lake Eyre North covering 8,430 square kilometres take an optional flight over Lake Eyre North and South (own expense). Spend a day in William Creek. Continue to Coober Pedy in the heart of South Australia`s vast outback, an opal wonderland. See the Breakaway`s Reserve and Moon Plain before heading to Glendambo. Return to Adelaide revisiting Port Augusta, arriving at approximately 6pm.
Operates: On demand, 7am day one to 6pm day five.
Join freelance photographer Pete Dobre for the opportunity to photograph Kangaroo Island’s spectacular coastal scenery and wildlife on a seven-day photography tour.
Tour highlights include Penneshaw, Island Beach for picturesque beach shots, Pennington Bay surfing beach, Cape Willoughhy Lighthouse for sunset shots, Emu Bay for photographs of this sweeping bay, Lathami Conservation Park to look for the rare Glossy Black cockatoo, Stokes Bay, King George beach for photographs of this rocky beach, Snelling Beach, Western River Cove, Flinders Chase Farm, sunrise at Remarkable Rocks, Admirals Arch for wildlife shots of the New Zealand Fur Seal colony, Cape du Couedic Lighthouse, Rocky River walk, Hanson Bay Sanctuary for photographs of the Islands koalas, Vivonne Bay for two hours photographing the jetty, rocks and awesome waves, Bales Beach with its sweeping white sandy beach, Seal Bay where Australian sea lions rest and nurse their young, Little Sahara spectacular white sand dunes surrounded by bush vegetation and D’Estrees Bay for photographs of shore wading birds and pelicans.
Operates: From Adelaide on Monday 2 March 2009, 20 April 2009, 6 July 2009, 7 September 2009 and 9 November 2009 departure times on request.
Discover the wine and food of the Fleurieu Peninsula, Barossa, Adelaide Hills and Adelaide.
Tour highlights include McLaren Vale wine tasting, wine appreciation and learn how to blend your own red wine. Visit small boutique wineries in Langhorne Creek and sample some obscure and interesting wines. Enjoy an ecology Aboriginal culture walk and Aussie barbecue dinner. Learn how to milk a cow and see the result turned into fresh fetta and ricotta cheese. Relax and enjoy dinner overlooking the Port Willunga coastline. Discover the wineries of the Barossa Valley, learn about food and wine matching and enjoy a picnic hamper progressive lunch with wine. Visit small family wine producers and the Barossa Brewery for private tasting and beer and food matching. In the Adelaide Hills see the Whispering Wall and take a scenic drive through Gumeracha and Chain of Ponds in the Adelaide Ranges, famous for its dry whites and Pinot Noir. Visit Cleland Wildlife Park pat a koala and feed kangaroos and see Australian native animals in their natural habitat. Visit Mount Lofty Summit for superb views of Adelaide. Explore the Adelaide Central Market with a guided tour and progressive lunch on Gouger Street, Adelaide.
Operates: By arrangement.
Spend five days four wheel drive vehicle touring through the magnificent Flinders Ranges. Stay overnight at Wilpena Pound and spend three nights camping (twin share upgrade available) at Iga Warta with the Adnyamathanha People, where you can learn about Aboriginal culture, environment, social history, native plants, bush tucker, bush medicine and experience a traditional cookout, music and storytelling around the campfire.
Tour highlights include Wilpena Pound, Kanyaka Ruins, Death Rock, Yourambulla Caves, Aboriginal art sites, Ochre Pit, Arkaroola Ridgetop Tour, Iga Warta and Sacred Canyon walk.
Operates: Monday 2 March 2009, 13 April 2009, 1 June 2009, 29 June 2009, 24 August 2009, 5 October 2009 or on demand for a minimum of two persons, 8am day one to 6pm day five.