Arkaroola via Copley, Copley, South Australia, 5732
Email: admin@arkaroola.com.au
Website: www.arkaroola.com.au
Phone Number: 61 08 8648 4848
Fax Number: 61 08 8648 4846

Located in the heart of the more rugged and spectacular Northern Flinders Ranges, the 61,000 hectare, privately owned Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary offers guests a unique outback experience. Our Advanced Ecotourism accredited Ridgetop, Waterholes and Astronomy tours, plus our many bushwalks, scenic flights and other guided and non-guided tours, offer an experience not easily forgotten. Winner of the 2007 South Australian Tourism Awards Hall of Fame for Ecotourism, 2007 Major Tourist Attraction, 2007 Sustainable Tourism and 2007 Bronze Medal for Festivals and Events (Arkaroola's Star Party Down Under).

Railway Terrace South, Marree, South Australia, 5733
Email: alberrie@bigpond.com
Phone Number: 61 08 8675 8351
Fax Number: 61 08 8675 8351

Discover Aboriginal Australia including Lake Eyre and the Oodnadatta Track - the lake, the desert and the Dreaming. This unique journey explores issues of culture, land rights and development that concern the Arabunna Aboriginal people in the far north of South Australia. We will hear the Dreaming stories that explain and connect the community and their ancestors to this vast landscape.

Wilpena Road, Blinman, South Australia, 5730
Email: alpana2@bigpond.com
Website: www.alpana-station.netfirms.com
Phone Number: 61 08 8648 4626
Fax Number: 61 08 8648 4626

Alpana Tours offer accredited (Passenger Transport Board of South Australia) full and half day four wheel drive, self drive, tag-a-long and tailored tours exploring the natural beauty of the Alpana Station area in the Flinders Ranges. A full day on Alpana includes a visit to the original pine and pug cottage, the Bald Range Lookout, natural springs and river cascades. Following wide gum lined creeks that open to the breathtaking scenery of the ABC and Heysen Ranges you will experience flora and fauna, geology and land management, with short distances of true four wheel driving. Its all part of the 'Alpana Experience'.

Oodnadatta Track, William Creek, South Australia, 5710
Email: explore@austcamel.com.au
Website: www.austcamel.com.au/explore.htm
Phone Number: 61 08 8672 3968
Fax Number: 61 08 8672 3990

Our Explore the Outback Camel Safaris are based in the central Australian deserts near William Creek along the Oodnadatta Track (Lake Eyre, South Australia), and operate from April through to October every year. We employ experts in outback desert ecology and cultural history to lead the safaris to provide you with a rewarding and educational adventure. Entirely self contained, our camels carry everything including water, food, sleeping equipment and most importantly, you. We travel into highly valued pristine desert landscapes where remoteness and unspoilt wilderness will surround you.

Railway Terrace, Quorn, South Australia, 5433
Email: bookings@prr.org.au
Website: www.prr.org.au

Pichi Richi Railway operates between Quorn and Port Augusta in South Australia's Flinders Ranges region. Trains operate from Quorn or Port Augusta using steam locomotives or historic diesels and genuine timber-body carriages up to 115 years old. A variety of hire options are also available for your special requirements. The Pichi Richi Railway is narrow gauge and is the last remaining operating portion of the famous Ghan railway. Built in the 1870s featuring deep rock cuttings, superb stone wall embankments and spectacular iron bridges. The Pichi Richi Railway Preservation Society is a volunteer group, which has progressively restored and operated the railway as a working museum. The society has also preserved a large collection of historical locomotives and goods and passenger vehicles, restoring many to working order.

Parachilna, Parachilna, South Australia, 5730
Email: info@prairiehotel.com.au
Website: www.prairiehotel.com.au
Phone Number: 61 08 8648 4844
Fax Number: 61 08 8648 4606

Ever dreamed of the droving life - just you and your trusty steed, the red desert below and endless blue skies overhead? ‘Sunsets, Saddles & Shiraz’ is a new, authentic Australian Outback experience, combining the rustic romance of cattle droving, gourmet food and wine, native wildlife and the breath-taking Flinders Ranges. And it’s all just a few hours’ drive north of Adelaide, the cultural capital of South Australia. Two days you’ll never forget. Expert drovers will match you to your mount, and before long you’ll be ambling along on horseback – hearing about life as a drover, feeling the sun on your back, seeing magnificent desert landscapes and smelling the desert at dusk. You’ll learn to identify various animal tracks and native plants. And you’ll tail the cattle until late in the afternoon, with the sinking sun guiding you in to camp for the night. We’ll do our utmost to introduce you to the ‘locals’. During your Outback adventure, we’ll take you in search of the rare (and incredibly cute) Yellow-footed Rock Wallaby. This elusive little fella can be found in Brachina Gorge, a haven for many native animals. Rock fragments in Brachina date back 500 to 600 million years, so there’s a fair bit of history to share. Rest assur

1 Bill Rivers Avenue, William Creek, South Australia, 5710
Email: wrightsair@bigpond.com
Website: www.wrightsair.com.au
Phone Number: 61 08 8670 7962
Fax Number: 61 08 8670 7962

William Creek Scenic Flights specialise in outback scenic flights, Aboriginal Art Tours and aircraft charter from William Creek and Coober Pedy in outback South Australia. See the vast and spectacular Australian outback from the air, fly over desert areas, a remote cattle station and Lake Eyre the world's largest inland lake. Scenic flights depart from William Creek and Coober Pedy. Personalised charter flights also available.

Richardson Place, Roxby Downs, South Australia, 5725
Email: friendsofaridrecovery@hotmail.com
Website: www.aridrecovery.org.au
Phone Number: 61 08 8671 8282
Fax Number: 61 08 8671 3247

Arid Recovery is an ecosystem restoration initiative based in the South Australian outback and dedicated to the recovery of arid lands. Established in 1997, the project is centred within a unique 86 square kilometre fenced reserve from which all feral cats, rabbits and foxes have been eradicated providing for the reintroduction of locally extinct species and rehabilitation of natural habitat to restore ecosystem. Arid Recovery is a unique example of industry, government, education and community working together in a four way partnership supporting the project and also unique in that it is a scientific project that provides the opportunity for members of the community to visit the reserve and to share the experience.

Section 55 Hundred of Pekina,, Hogshead Road, Pekina, South Australia, 5431
Email: tmoten@westnet.com.au
Website: www.orroroo.com/carinya
Phone Number: 61 08 8658 6038
Fax Number: 61 08 8658 6038

Only three hours from Adelaide, and 15 kilometres south of Orroroo lies the Pekina Valley, boasting some of the most picturesque countryside you will ever experience. Come and escape to Carinya, our family's 3000-acre rural working property that has four wheel drive vehicle tracks through unspoiled bush land. Explore the intriguing rock formations, hidden gullies and yakka forests. You will also witness some of the animals that are native to this region. Drive the ridge top and experience the magnificent, uninterrupted panoramic views.

951 Russell Street, Coober Pedy, South Australia, 5723
Email: tours@aridzone.net
Website: www.cooberpedy.info
Phone Number: 61 08 8672 5359
Fax Number: 61 08 8672 5359

Arid Zone Location Services offers tours around the town of Coober Pedy, Lake Eyre, Painted Desert and The Breakaways. Town tours for people on a tight schedule take approximately two hours and visit all the major attractions inside the town area, excluding the main street, and include a visit to a dugout home an opal mine and also visit an underground church and the desert golf course. Breakaways Tours take approximately four hours and include everything you see on the town tour plus a trip out to the Breakaways. A hundred kilometres up Oodnadatta Road from Coober Pedy is the turn off to The Painted Desert. The Painted Desert is a colourful natural display of sandstone and ochres in hues that artists love to capture. Also part of the Breakaway country further south, this area receives very few visitors in comparison, making it totally unspoilt and a photographers delight. It's another one of those places you have to be in person to truly appreciate. Lake Eyre is the lowest point in Australia at 12 metres below sea level and the largest dry salt lake in Australia, a great way to see it is with our fly-drive package. We drive to William Creek then pick up a scenic flight over the lake and surrounding areas before returning to Wi