3 NEW OUTBUSH (Ngadjuri) tours (NEW FRONTIER).
   3 COASTAL (Adjahdura) tours.
   2 NEW COMBO OUTBUSH and COASTAL (Ngadjuri & Adjahdura) tours.
   1 Aboriginal Community tour.

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Day 1: From Adelaide we travel through the Mid North region of South Australia to the Clare Valley and visit the house (shrine) of John Horrocks (one of the first British settlers in the area) and discuss the affects of British settlement on the Ngadjuri Aboriginal people of the region. Lunch at Clare or Burra. We visit the Burra council officers (open Mon-Fri) and look at the mega fauna fossils of a Diprotodon on display. From here we travel to Red Banks Conservation Park. Red Banks is truly an ancient land - it's an amazing place - a garden of Eden - an oasis in the desert - and it's rich in Aboriginal heritage and Dreaming stories. It features a landscape of rugged earth gorges, stunning 30 metre vertical red banks, spring-fed waterholes and is one of the richest Megafauna sites in Australia. As we walk along a goat track down into the main gorge you can feel yourself going back in time and imagining how giant Kangaroos (Procoptodons) and huge wombat like marsupials (Diprotodons) that weighed up to two tonnes, once roamed this area 65,000 years ago. Not much has changed in that time, except the Megafauna are now fossils. Fossils of Tasmanian tigers (Thylacine) have also been discovered here.  Along the way we share a number of Dreaming stories relating to the areas we are visiting; Snake Dreaming, Creation story, Mega Fauna Dreaming and Waterhole Dreaming. Camp at Red Banks or Burra for the night.

Day 2: Early rise, have breaky, and travel to Caroona Conservation Park, situated on the western edge of the Olary Plain. This park contains a range of landforms from alluvial plains and rounded hills of the Mid North to the beginning of the rocky gorge country of the Flinders Ranges, and is littered with ruins from British settlement. Surrounded by rugged hilly terrain, we travel past the ruins of Piltimitiappa Homestead on our way to Dares Hill Summit lookout to get a birds eye view of our spectacular country. We pause at Dares Summit, break out the billy and have a cup of tea / coffee - share Dreaming stories - and take it all in - it's a breathtaking moment. After taking pics of the views we head past the ruins of Ketchowla Sheep Station to some of the world's oldest Aboriginal rock art engravings. We head back to Adelaide. 

Day 1: From Adelaide we travel through the Mid North region of South Australia to the Clare Valley and visit the house (shrine) of John Horrocks (one of the first British settlers in the area) and discuss the affects of British settlement on the Ngadjuri Aboriginal people of the region. Lunch at Clare or Burra. We visit the Burra council officers (open Mon-Fri) and look at the mega fauna fossils of a Diprotodon on display. From here we travel to Red Banks Conservation Park. Red Banks is truly an ancient land - it's an amazing place - a garden of Eden - an oasis in the desert - and it's rich in Aboriginal heritage and Dreaming stories. It features a landscape of rugged earth gorges, stunning 30 metre vertical red banks, spring-fed waterholes and is one of the richest Megafauna sites in Australia. As we walk along a goat track down into the main gorge you can feel yourself going back in time and imagining how giant Kangaroos (Procoptodons) and huge wombat like marsupials (Diprotodons) that weighed up to two tonnes, once roamed this area 65,000 years ago. Not much has changed in that time, except the Megafauna are now fossils. Fossils of Tasmanian tigers (Thylacine) have also been discovered here.  Along the way we share a number of Dreaming stories relating to the areas we are visiting; Snake Dreaming, Creation story, Mega Fauna Dreaming and Waterhole Dreaming. Camp at Red Banks or Burra for the night.

Day 2: Early rise, have breaky, and travel to Caroona Conservation Park, situated on the western edge of the Olary Plain. This park contains a range of landforms from alluvial plains and rounded hills of the Mid North to the beginning of the rocky gorge country of the Flinders Ranges, and is littered with ruins from British settlement. Surrounded by rugged hilly terrain, we travel past the ruins of Piltimitiappa Homestead on our way to Dares Hill Summit lookout to get a birds eye view of our spectacular country. We pause at Dares Summit, break out the billy and have a cup of tea / coffee - share Dreaming stories - and take it all in - it's a breathtaking moment. After taking pics of the views we head past the ruins of Ketchowla Sheep Station to some of the world's oldest Aboriginal rock art engravings. We spend some time here, walking along a 1 km creek bed. We head off to Peterborough or Ororroo to camp for the night. 

Day 3: Slow rise, have breaky and then continue our journey. At Ororroo we visit the giant Gum tree where grandfather Barney Warrior was born. We feel the spirit of this great Ngadjuri man as we share the Dreaming stories he passed onto Irene Agius, who in turn passed them onto me, her son (Quenten Agius). We visit ancient Aboriginal engravings in the area and Magnetic Hill before heading to Clare, and it's world class boutique wineries for lunch and wine tasting. Heading back to Adelaide we stop at Brooks lookout and Locheil, the site of the Pregnant lady Dreaming story.