12 Days and 13 nights 4wd Outback Travel
Come with us on an unforgettable loop through South Australia as we take on some of the state’s most iconic 4WD tracks. This journey showcases a breathtaking variety of landscapes and rich outback history, with nights spent camping under the stars in some of the most remote and remarkable locations.
From campfire cooking and rugged outback roads to sand dunes, bone-rattling corrugations, dry riverbeds, steep climbs, and private station tracks—every challenge leads to an unforgettable destination.
This adventure features a mix of bush camps, comfortable private station stays, and well-equipped paid campgrounds—it’s all about getting to the very best that South Australia has to offer.
Trip Cost:
$2900 Per Vehicle with 2x occupants
$150 Per additional passenger
Includes:
All access permits and desert passes
Access to private station tracks
Camping fees
Park Stays
Skytrek
Maximum 6 vehicles
Trip Dates:
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- South Australia Outback 4x4 Loop Meet & Greet – Streaky Bay SA Our adventure begins at the modern Streaky Bay Caravan Park, where we gather for a relaxed meet and greet. It’s a chance to get to know the crew, prep the vehicles, and get ready to hit the tracks. Day 1 – Streaky Bay to Googs Track We kick off with a scenic beach run before heading through Ceduna for last minute supples. Then it’s onto the legendary Googs Track, where the real adventure begins. We bush camp near Googs Lake tonight under a sky full of stars. Day 2 – Googs Track & Mt Finke As we continue north, the dunes get bigger and better! We visit Mount Finke, enjoy epic 4WDing, and conquer over 300 sand dunes together. Another remote bush camp tonight—pure outback magic. Day 3 – Googs Track to Stuart Highway Finishing the track, we parallel the Trans-Australian Railway, visit the ghost town of Tarcoola, have a drink at the iconic Kingoonya Pub, and explore early settler history before camping at a hidden spot off the Stuart Highway. Day 4 – Stuart Highway to Coward Springs We pass through the historic Woomera, stop to resupply in Roxby Downs, then head for Coward Springs via the Borefield Road. Here we enjoy natural hot springs, a bush shower powered by a traditional "donkey heater", and a relaxing camp night. Day 5 – Coward Springs to Farina Cruising the Oodnadatta Track, we pass iconic landmarks en route to Marree, then detour to Farina—a beautifully restored old Ghan railway town. We set up in an organised bush camp and take time to explore the local ruins and bakery. Day 6 – Farina to Gammon Ranges We visit Leigh Creek before diving into the Gammon Ranges National Park for another scenic bush camp. Along the way, we check out early pastoral ruins and take in sweeping outback views. Day 7 – Gammon Ranges to Arkaroola Taking the scenic (and more adventurous) route, we make our way to Arkaroola Village. There’s time to explore the sanctuary, including ochre walls, gold mines, remote lookouts, and rugged ridgelines before setting up camp in the Arkaroola campground. Day 8 – Arkaroola to Beltana After resupplying in Leigh Creek, we stop at the Leigh Creek lake before tracing the old Ghan line to Beltana—a unique heritage-listed town being lovingly restored. We camp right in town and enjoy a well-earned happy hour at the local pub. Day 9 – Beltana to Warraweena Conservation Park We explore old copper mines en route to Warraweena, a former station now transformed into a conservation park. With spectacular gorges, rocky riverbeds, and panoramic lookouts, this is some of the best 4WD terrain in the Flinders. Day 10 – Warraweena to Parachilna Gorge Today we follow the private Copper Track, dive into more local history, stop in at the historic town of Blinman, and finish the day at Parachilna Gorge after a quick drink at the famous Prairie Hotel. Day 11 – Parachilna Gorge to Willow Springs We travel through Brachina Gorge in the Flinders Ranges National Park, stopping at old ruins and scenic viewpoints. Our final camp is set up at Willow Springs Station, where we spend the last two nights. Day 12 – Skytrek & Celebration With camp already set, we head out to tackle the famous Skytrek 4WD track—a day packed with incredible views, historic landmarks, and Wilpena Pound panoramas. We return to camp for a relaxed celebration to mark the end of an unforgettable journey.
- Tour Features • Beginner-friendly with experienced support and guidance • Iconic 4WD tracks with dunes, riverbeds, rocky climbs & station roads • A mix of bush camps, private station stays, and caravan parks • Access to private tracks and remote campsites • Rich in history, natural beauty, and true outback adventure
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What you need to bring:A high clearance 4x4 vehicle, a vehicle mounted UHF radio for communication, a fire extinguisher, Sand Flag, Recovery Points, Suspension Upgrade recommended, good quality All Terrain or Mud Terrain tyres and a compressor with tyre gauge to inflate/deflate tyres.All camping equipment including accommodation, bedding, fridge, cooking equipment, cooking stove, camp chair, water, etcFood and drinks, some supplies will be available during the trip.And a sense of adventure!
Note:
Suitable for high clearance 4wd vehicles with low range gearing
No pets allowed as we will be travelling in National Parks.
The trip details may change due to weather or track conditions.
Rain may cause access problems to some areas.
Fire bans can stop the use of camp fires etc.
