Join a six-day Eyre Peninsula and Flinders Ranges tour from Adelaide and uncover the best of South Australia’s outback and coast.
Travel by air-conditioned minibus and ferry across the Spencer Gulf, taking in rugged landscapes, coastal towns and unique wildlife along the way. Camp under the stars in a traditional swag, enjoy hearty meals, and connect with fellow travellers while learning from knowledgeable local guides.
During this Eyre Peninsula and Flinders Ranges adventure, enjoy hands-on moments like surfing lessons in Fisheries Bay, visiting a koala sanctuary, and helping with a local conservation project. Sample freshly shucked oysters in Coffin Bay, and for those seeking more thrills, optional activities like shark cage diving or swimming with sea lions are available.
In the Flinders Ranges, witness ancient rock formations, Aboriginal heritage and vast starry skies.
All camping gear, park fees, most meals and transport are included—just bring your sense of adventure!
Ferry ride across Spencer Gulf
Learn to surf in pristine coastal waters
Experience Aboriginal culture with local custodians
Volunteer in conservation projects
Explore Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park
Spot wild koalas, kangaroos and emus
Taste oysters fresh from Coffin Bay (optional)
Sleep under starry skies in swag camping
Day 1: Adelaide to Port Lincoln – Ferry across Spencer Gulf, visit Cowell silo art, and camp among koalas at Mikkira Station.
Day 2: Coffin Bay – Relax on white beaches or join an optional Oyster Farm Tour.
Day 3: Learn to surf at Fisheries Bay, then join a conservation project at Brinkworth Reserve.
Day 4: Travel north through Port Augusta and arrive at Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park for camping under the stars.
Day 5: Cultural experience with Adnyamathanha guide, explore Wilpena Pound, and relax at the resort.
Day 6: Visit Jeff Morgan Gallery, enjoy Clare Valley wine tasting, and return to Adelaide by evening.
There are optional extras available on this tour that you can choose to add. As these activities are popular and have limited spots, it’s best to book early to secure your place.
Swim with Australian Sea Lions
Great White Shark Cage Diving (Port Lincoln)
Sleeping bag hire or purchase available
Q: What is included in the Eyre Peninsula and Flinders Ranges adventure?
A: The tour includes all meals listed, swag camping, national park fees, transport, ferry transfer, and a local guide.
Q: How difficult is the Eyre Peninsula and Flinders Ranges tour?
A: The tour is moderately active with hikes between 2–9km and some outdoor activities suitable for most fitness levels.
Q: Can I join the tour as a solo traveller?
A: Absolutely! Many of our guests are solo travellers. You’ll share the experience with a small, friendly group.
Q: Are meals provided on the tour?
A: Yes, we provide 5 breakfasts, 3 lunches, and 5 dinners. Snacks, alcohol, and some optional meals are extra.
Q: What should I bring for the Eyre Peninsula and Flinders Ranges adventure?
A: Bring a sleeping bag, comfortable walking shoes, reusable water bottle, and weather-appropriate clothing.
This tour is best for those who enjoy the outdoors, hiking, and can handle different weather conditions.
A moderate fitness level is needed. Some walks range from 2 to 9 km and may include uneven ground or water crossings.
Please share any dietary requirements when booking. We provide fresh and varied meals, but snacks, soft drinks, and alcohol are not included.
Luggage is limited to one soft bag (up to 15 kg) and one small carry-on for the bus.
All passengers must complete an online check-in and a Fit for Travel declaration at least 24 hours before departure.
Itinerary changes may occur due to weather or safety conditions. Any updates will be shared with the group.
Travellers under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. The responsibility for children rests with the accompanying adult.
Children of all ages are welcome on private charter tours.
We recommend that children under 12 do not join our swag camping tours due to the adventure-based activities.
Each tour requires a minimum number of passengers to operate.
If the minimum number isn’t met, we’ll move your booking to another available date or offer a full refund.
Camping sites are a mix of national parks and campgrounds, with basic toilets and showers available.
During high fire danger periods (usually November to March), camping at Mikkira Station may not be permitted. Alternative sites such as Bay View Park will be used instead.
Single swags are provided. You can bring your own sleeping bag or purchase a new one for $50, or hire one for $20 when booking.
In case of rain, tents will be shared among the group.
If extreme weather occurs, alternative accommodation may be arranged, with costs shared equally between the tour operator and passengers
This experience is operated by an independent supplier. By booking through Dundee Adventure Travel, you agree to both Dundee Adventure Travel’s General Terms & Conditions and the Supplier Terms & Conditions.
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