SA Eco Tours invites you to join them on a 4-day small group nature tour through Regional South Australia, culminating in an unforgettable experience at Lake Eyre. As the largest salt lake in the Southern Hemisphere, Lake Eyre offers awe-inspiring views, no matter if it''s in flood with surrounding wildflowers and birds or in drought with its brilliant white crust and desert wildlife.

Begin your adventure by heading north from Adelaide, passing through historic coastal towns and the Southern Flinders Ranges. Travel along the old Ghan Railway route, experiencing the breathtaking Pichi Richi Pass and stopping in the historic township of Quorn. Discover the region''s rich history, learn about Aboriginal and white settlement, and marvel at the rugged landscapes.

Traverse remote tracks in a comfortable 4WD vehicle, exploring Warrens Gorge Conservation Park in search of the rare Yellow-Footed Rock Wallabies. Witness the stunning beauty of Wilpena Pound, Bunyeroo, and Brachina Gorges from above on an included scenic flight. Experience the vastness of Lake Eyre, and enjoy lunch at a remote outback pub in William Creek.

Spend your nights at Wilpena Pound, Rawnsley Park Resort, or Quorn Motel, indulging in delicious meals at local restaurants (own expense). Engage in early morning walks, take in the fresh air, and listen to the unique sounds of the Australian Bush. Explore Bunyeroo Gorge, secluded areas of natural beauty, and learn about the area''s geological history and Ediacaran fossils.

On your final day, journey back to Adelaide, taking in the picturesque Clare Valley wine region. This 4-day nature tour with SA Eco Tours will leave you with unforgettable memories and a newfound appreciation for Australia''s breathtaking outback landscapes. As a We Wander partner, SA Eco Tours offers expertly curated, eco-friendly experiences, ensuring a minimal impact on the environment while maximizing your connection with nature.

Join SA Eco Tours for this once-in-a-lifetime nature exploration, and prepare to be captivated by the beauty and wonder of Regional South Australia''s unique landscapes.