SA Eco Tours offers an exceptional 7-day small group nature tour in Regional South Australia, exploring the breathtaking Lake Eyre and the Flinders Ranges. This tour is a perfect opportunity to witness the largest salt lake in the Southern Hemisphere, which covers an area of three states, and is also the lowest natural point in Australia.

The tour begins by following the Gulf St Vincent and Spencer Gulf, stopping at historical coastal towns. As you travel further north, you will visit the Southern Flinders Ranges, home to 600 million-year-old mountain peaks, and the Wadlata Outback Centre at Pt Augusta.

Next, you will visit Woomera, the old rocket range, and Military Base, and take a break at the Lake Gairdner lookout to see the huge expanse of salt lakes. You will then head to Coober Pedy, the largest opal mining field in the world, where people live underground to escape the harsh desert conditions.

As you continue your journey, you will cross the famous dingo fence, the longest man-made structure in the world, and travel along the red sandhill tracks through Anna Creek station to William Creek. You will then venture further east into the remote outback of Australia and cross ancient creek beds that meander out to Lake Frome.

Next, you will arrive at Arkaroola Village, where you can relax and take in the stunning beauty of this world-renowned area. You can also take an exhilarating 4wd ridge top tour to the top of Mt Siller, go on a scenic flight over this breathtaking land, or observe the night sky at the observatory.

Finally, you will travel south along the eastern side of the magnificent Flinders Ranges, with its mighty red gum forests, and enjoy a break in the world-famous Clare Valley wine region. We Wander is proud to offer this tour in partnership with SA Eco Tours, a company committed to responsible and sustainable tourism practices.

This guided nature tour is perfect for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers who want to explore the unique landscapes and natural beauty of Regional South Australia. It offers a chance to experience the region''s rich cultural heritage, stunning scenery, and diverse wildlife, all while traveling in the comfort of a modern 4WD vehicle.