Australian Geographic Adventure
Go beyond: the ultimate guide to outback travel
Exploring the outback is a rite of passage for adventurous Aussie families. Here’s all you need to know for a successful, safe and fun experience.
Tag: South Australia
Australian Geographic Adventure
Five great walks in South Australia
The third in our series on great Australian walks sees us select five of the best in South Australia, from the spectacular coast to the vast outback.
Travel
The 300 islands of South Australia
The islands of South Australia possess a particular kind of magic and are home to unique animal and plant species many northern Australians have never encountered. Explore them with Coral Expeditions.
Australian Geographic Adventure
Capital city outdoor escapes: Adelaide
Beach driving, camping, paddling, birdwatching and one of Australia’s iconic outback tracks. All this outdoor fun is close by in (R)Adelaide!
Travel
Let your senses run wild on an epic AAT Kings Australian adventure
From the Northern Territory’s blanket of glittering stars and red-rock monoliths to South Australia’s castaway Kangaroo Island and dazzling salt crust of Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre, our vast continent is a playground for the wild at heart.
News
Eyre not gas: the magnificent Lake Eyre Basin is threatened by 831 oil and gas wells. Is that what Australians really want?
The heart-shaped Lake Eyre Basin covers about one-sixth of Australia. It contains one of the few remaining pristine river systems in the world. But new research shows oil and gas activity is extending its tentacles into these fragile environments. Can it survive?
Destinations
Across the Great Australian Bight
Explore Australia’s iconic Great Australian Bight on an epic wildlife adventure at sea.
Travel
Explore outback South Australia’s ancient realm
South Australia teems with riches in its outback realm. Join Outback Spirit on a journey of discovery through this ancient world.
History & Culture
The Dog Fence: what future for this iconic but contentious barrier?
Carving a corrosive path through remote inland Australia, the Dingo Barrier Fence has cast a 70-year shadow over the ecology of a significant body of the Australian continent, while also providing a critical lifeline to the nation’s iconic sheep industry.
News
Bettong baby boom in South Australia first in over 100 years
Brush-tailed bettongs released on Yorke Peninsula last year are doing so well that nearly every female caught for a recent health check was carrying pouch young.