Pichi Richi Camel Tours - Quorn

From $ 25.0 to $ 65.0

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Imagine yourself relaxing beneath a River Red Gum as the first stars wink on in an immense outback sky. You are sipping an exquisite Australian red wine as your award-winning chef prepares the first course of your evening meal.

After a leisurely day aboard your 'ship of the desert', exploring ancient gorges, rocky pinnacles or eucalypt studded creek beds there can be no better way to absorb the essence of Australia than to immerse yourself in its' peace and tranquillity. Watch the endangered Yellow Footed Rock Wallaby lightly hop up an impossibly steep track. Let your eyes follow the towering sandstone wall, glowing red in the setting sun, to its peak beyond, to the inspiring Milky Way above. Listen to the kookaburras, galahs and cockatoos make their final raucous calls for the night. Loose yourself in the flames of your campfire as the billy slowly comes to the boil.

Pichi Richi Camel Tours is located in the heart of the inspiring Flinders Ranges, just 330 kilometres north of Adelaide and en-route to the world renowned Wilpena Pound. Our guests can choose to self-drive approximately three and a half hours, exploring the beautiful winery dotted hillsides of the Clare Valley on their way, or make use of one of the many ex-Adelaide packages available.

Small group sizes ensure that our guests are able to truly experience the beauty, stillness and majesty of the Australian outback.

Our tours and packages are all inclusive. Our guests can relax, secure in the knowledge that they are in the hands of a medal wining tour company.

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