Flinders Ranges & Outback South Australia
From the Nullarbor to the Surveyor General's Corner; from the Barrier Highway, past Cameron Corner, through Innamincka where Burke and Wills 'Dig Tree' is, to Haddon Corner, lies South Australia's outback. Extending from State to Territory to State; encompassing glaring salt lakes, trackless deserts, worn down mountain ranges, endless horizons, vast Aboriginal Reserves - and red dust: this is a region of stark and savage beauty.

Nevertheless, there is much to do here. From watching the dolphins at Port Augusta to riding the train at Pichi Pichi; from exploring the hidden gorges and billabongs of Flinders Ranges National Park to taking an outback safari; from digging for opals at Coober Pedy to driving the Birdsville Track, from camping under the stars to sleeping in an underground hotel.