A 3 day small group eco safari from Adelaide into the Flinders Ranges, with Wilpena Pound, the gorges of the national park, wildlife, and Aboriginal art and culture. This option is a standard motel unit, double or twin share.
Days
- 3 days, 2 nights
Group size
- Small group, max 12
Start / finish
- Adelaide / Adelaide
Return
- See itinerary for details
Accommodation
- Standard motel unit at Wilpena Pound Resort
Transport
- Fully equipped 4WD vehicle with a guide
Meals
- 2 breakfasts and 2 picnic lunches; dinners at own expense
Route
Included experiences
- Wilpena Pound and Flinders Ranges National Park
- Bunyeroo and Brachina Gorges — gorge drives and fossils
- Warren Gorge — yellow-footed rock wallabies
- Quorn — historic outback town
- Razorback Lookout — outback views
- Clare Valley — break on the way home
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Reviews
4.9
Based on 18 reviews
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AI summary of 18 reviews
Travellers consistently praise the knowledgeable and enthusiastic guides, the small group size that creates a personal experience, and the quality of accommodation and meals at Wilpena Pound. The itinerary stands out most often, with visitors highlighting the well-chosen mix of cultural sites, Aboriginal heritage, stunning landscapes including gorges and ranges, and excellent opportunities to see native wildlife such as yellow-footed rock wallabies, kangaroos and emus, often off the beaten track. The main caveat is that the three-day tour involves considerable driving on days one and three, and some travellers note that the morning walks can be physically demanding for those with limited mobility, whilst others mention minor environmental factors such as flies or extreme heat.
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“3 wonderful days exploring the Flinders Ranges”
A terrific three-day trip from Adelaide with stunning scenery, old mining towns and great wildlife. Chris, our guide, knows the area deeply, even making his own booklets and maps, and happily adapted to our small group of three. Two nights at Wilpena Pound, the optional flight and the hike to the rim were highlights, though days one and three are mostly driving, so do a longer tour if you can.
“3 day Flinders Ranges Adventure with Steve”
I booked the three-day Flinders Ranges tour over Easter and turned out to be the only guest, yet it still ran. I rode up front with Steve for three days of great conversation, back roads and spots only he knew, including driving behind more than 20 bounding kangaroos, an experience that will stay with me forever. A highlight of my whole trip.
“3 Day Flinders Range & Outback.”
My wife and I did the three-day Flinders Ranges and Outback tour and it was just us and Mick, who runs his tours whatever the numbers. He shaped the days around what we wanted, spotted kangaroos and emus, explained the land and history, and took us to great local food stops. He even introduced us to an Aboriginal craftsman so I could buy my grandson a handmade boomerang.
“Outstanding”
Steve took my wife, me and one other guest on the three-day Flinders Ranges tour and every part was superb: the itinerary, his explanations and humour, and the stay at Wilpena Pound.
“Well done!”
The three-day Flinders Ranges tour was worth the money and the wait. Well-chosen sites gave a real mix of culture, wildlife and wilderness, and our guide was knowledgeable, open-minded and lively, with good music too.
“Flinders Rangers Tour”
Just my friend and me with our guide Steve, so it felt very personal. He was knowledgeable and enthusiastic, we saw lots of wildlife and beautiful scenery, and the stay at Wilpena Pound was comfortable with better meals than expected. We even shared dinner with another group and met Mick.
