3 days / 2 nights | Small-group guided tour | Departs Ceduna, South Australia

Explore the lesser-known landscapes of the Far West and Nullarbor in an intimate group of no more than five guests.

Venture beyond the usual tourist stops on a three-day journey through spectacular coastal country, remote limestone landscapes and remarkable cave environments. Discover the Bunda Cliffs, explore the country around Koonalda Station and Koonalda Cave, visit Murrawijinine Caves and seek out other lesser-known locations along the way.

Led by an experienced local guide, this expedition offers an opportunity to look more closely at the region's geology, natural history and distinctive landscapes. With just a handful of guests, there's more room for conversation, questions and the occasional unexpected discovery.

At the end of each day, settle into camp for a night under the southern skies. Swags, all meals and drinking water are provided, leaving you free to concentrate on the experience.

Whether you're travelling solo, as a couple, with friends or as a family, join Ancient Land Tours for a small-group adventure into one of South Australia's most remarkable and least-explored regions.

Small group. Remote landscapes. Explore beyond the familiar.

• Explore the coastal parks and lesser-known landscapes of the Far West and Nullarbor.
• Experience the spectacular Bunda Cliffs overlooking the Southern Ocean.
• Discover the landscapes around Koonalda Station and Koonalda Cave, subject to access permissions.
• Visit Murrawijinine Caves and other selected locations, depending on conditions and access.
• Learn about the geology, natural history and distinctive features of this remarkable region.
• Travel with an experienced local guide in a group of just three to five participants.
• Enjoy two nights of swag camping in remote country.
• Spend three days exploring at a considered pace, away from the usual tourist trail.

Day 1 — Into the Far West

Depart Ceduna and head into the remarkable landscapes of South Australia's Far West. Explore selected coastal parks, natural features and lesser-known locations as the journey unfolds. Discover the character of this remote country and settle into camp for your first night beneath the southern skies.

Day 2 — Exploring the Nullarbor

Venture further into the Nullarbor landscape, with opportunities to explore the country around Koonalda Station and Koonalda Cave, the Bunda Cliffs and other locations selected for their natural history, geological interest and sense of remoteness. Return to camp for a second night in the field.

Day 3 — Caves, landscapes and the return to Ceduna

Continue exploring selected locations, potentially including Murrawijinine Caves and other lesser-known features of the region, before returning to Ceduna.

The sequence of visits and exact route will depend on access permissions, weather, road conditions and other operational considerations. Specific locations cannot be guaranteed on every departure.

• Three days of guided touring from Ceduna and return.
• Transport in a suitable Ancient Land Tours four-wheel-drive vehicle.
• An experienced local guide.
• All meals during the tour.
• Drinking water.
• Swags for two nights of camping.
• Access to the guide's knowledge of the region's landscapes, geology and natural history.

• A sleeping bag and personal bedding suitable for outdoor camping.
• Comfortable outdoor clothing appropriate for the season.
• Sturdy walking shoes or boots.
• Sun protection, including a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen.
• Personal toiletries and any required medication.
• A refillable water bottle.
• A small personal bag for the duration of the tour.

A detailed packing list will be provided before departure.

This expedition is designed for travellers who enjoy the outdoors, remote landscapes and discovering places beyond the usual tourist route. You don't need specialist knowledge of caves, geology or natural history — curiosity and an appreciation of the natural environment are enough.

Families are welcome, with suitability considered according to children's ages, the proposed itinerary and the nature of the activities.

Expect an outdoor experience that may involve uneven ground, remote locations and basic camping facilities. Further information about walking requirements, facilities and accessibility will be provided before booking.

Each departure requires a minimum of three participants and accommodates no more than five guests.

Individuals can book a place on a scheduled departure, making this an opportunity to explore the region without organising a private group.

Departures are subject to minimum participation. If a departure does not reach the required minimum, guests will be advised of the available options in accordance with the booking conditions.

This is a remote-area expedition, and the itinerary may change in response to weather, road conditions, access permissions, safety considerations and other circumstances.

Visits to Koonalda Station, Koonalda Cave, Murrawijinine Caves and other specific locations are subject to relevant permissions and conditions and cannot be guaranteed.

Please disclose any relevant dietary requirements, mobility considerations or other needs when booking so that suitability and arrangements can be discussed in advance.

Ancient Land Tours — Explore Nature.