Arid Zone Location Services - Coober Pedy

From $ 55.0 to $ 65.0

Direct Phone Number : (08) 8672 5359
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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 William Creek for lunch. A leisurely drive back after lunch thru the biggest cattle station in the world and the Dingo Fence to Coober Pedy rounds off your day.

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