The Outback Explorer

Embark on a journey, and discover the Great Australian Outback!

This Sky Dance flying adventure was inspired by a custom trip request from an adventurous family sailing around the globe! They were wanting an Outback Air Safari that had the most fun-filled and interesting balance between action/adventure, and cultural heritage scenery and history…

Introducing, The Sky Dance Outback Explorer!

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This trip explores some of the most beautiful natural wonders of the Australian Outback over 5 days. Your accommodation ranges from rustic old Aussie pubs in one-building-towns, and tent glamping under the stars, to the best luxury accommodation in the outback!

In 2019 the flooding in Lake Eyre made headlines around the world. April-July 2019 Lake Eyre became a spectacle that attracted visitors from every continent. The vastness and grandeur of the lake make it a highlight of any trip. Here is a piece from the abc that is really inspiring with some great imagery. Article about Lake Eyre: CLICK HERE

View the full itinerary by clicking the “Itinerary” tab above. View trip overview below.

About Lake Eyre

Traditionally named Kati Chanda – Lake Eyre is located in South Australia just south of the Simpson Desert. The lake is 1,140,000 square kilometres and the drainage basin extends all the way up to central Queensland, covering over 15% of the continent! The lake is divided by the Goyer Channel into the Northern and Southern lakes, the lowest point being 15.2 meters below sea level. That is the lowest natural point in Australia. The maximum depth of Lake Eyre South, however, is just 3.7 meters deep, making it one of the more unique geological features of Australia.

The lake is considered an important cultural site to the aboriginal / first nations people and because of the significance of this lake to them, they are involved in its management and preservation.

In 1985 the Lake Eyre National Park was established. In 1967 Elliot Price of Muloorina Station donated the Elliot Price Conservation Area. This area is currently inaccessible to the public but can be seen from the air. The whole conservation area and surrounding areas are absolutely magnificent to view from the air and it is an experience that will be remembered for a lifetime!

Extras explained

• Door-to-door pickup and drop off: Enjoy luxury and comfort door-to-door with the Sky Dance Mercedes V-Class or limo service.
• This Air Safari is priced for twin-share bookings of 2 people who share the same room. All rooms shared have the option of having 2 separate beds, or one bed for guests to use. Purchasing the Single Supplement Extra allows guests to sleep in their own room.

Note:

• Flight Route *see Itinerary  tab above
• Bookings are subject to our Terms and Conditions.
• Special dietary requirements are catered for upon request.
• Prices are based on a minimum of 6 guests on each flight and are subject to weather.
• Booking in advance is recommended with payment in full required within 30 days of departure.
• A thrilling experience and a must-do for any Australian or outback enthusiast!