Flinders Ranges Explorer

Flinders Ranges Explorer

Would you rather sip world-class wine at spectacular wineries, explore a wild landscape of geological wonders, or learn about a culture that’s prevailed for hundreds of years? In South Australia’s Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park, there’s no need to choose – this place has it all. Walk through the awe-inspiring scenery of Ikara (Wilpena Pound) with a First Nations guide, traverse the rugged landscapes of Arkaroola in a four-wheel drive vehicle, and gain a special insight into the culture of the Adnyamathanha people – and that’s just a taste of what’s to come!

Activities

• Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park – Day walks
• Wilpena Pound – Yura Udnyu Our Culture, Your Culture walking tour
• Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park – Day walks
• Arkaroola – Explore the Cosmos Tour at Ningana Imaging Observatory
• Arkaroola – Day walks
• Arkaroola – 4WD Ridgetop Tour with Local Guide
• Iga Warta – Adnyamathanha Cultural Activities & Bush Foods Lunch
• Adelaide Hills – Gin Distillery Tour & Tastings
• McLaren Vale – Gemtree Winery Visit & Tasting Experience
• Yundi – Welcome to Country
• Yundi – Walking on Country Aboriginal Cultural Tour & Bush Foods Lunch
• Yundi – Bush Foods Lunch

Highlights

• Taste the best of South Australia’s famous wine growing region, at an organic winery with biodynamic credentials, and visit a B Corp certified creative distillery that produces a uniquely delicious range of gin.
• Stay on the fringe of Ikara (Wilpena Pound), a remarkable natural amphitheatre, and join a local Aboriginal guide to learn about the biodiversity of the landscape and its relationship to the Adnyamathanha people.
• Explore the rugged landscapes of Arkaroola, a protected wildlife reserve, on a fascinating four-wheel drive tour, then look to the skies and marvel at the stars at an astronomical observatory.
• In the Northern Flinders Ranges, discover Iga Warta, on the land of the Adnyamathanha people. Meet with an Adnyamathanha guide to learn about their culture, history and connection to the land.
• Participate in a ‘Walk on Country’ experience with a local First Nations Guide. Start off with a Welcome to Country and smoking ceremony and learn about the Fleurieu Peninsula wetlands and landscape on a walk around this unique landscape.