Rediscover the Heart of Queensland’s Southern Outback

Imagine a place where the sun bathes the land in golden light, where rugged landscapes stretch out as far as the eye can see, and where the stories of the past echo in every rustle of the wind. This is Queensland’s Southern Outback, a place of vast horizons, timeless beauty, and the kind of experiences that stay with you long after you’ve returned home. And in 2025, it’s calling you to embark on an adventure that promises to be nothing short of unforgettable.

The 2025 tour has already captured the hearts of many, with one of the July departures fully booked months in advance. It’s not just a trip—it’s a journey into the heart of Australia’s rich heritage, where the land tells stories that books simply cannot. If you’ve ever dreamt of stepping into the true essence of the Outback, this is your chance.

Yelarbon: A Canvas of Colour and History

The journey begins with a visit to Yelarbon, where you’ll be greeted by the stunning Graincorp silos, transformed into vibrant canvases by talented artists. The artwork, “When the Rain Comes,” is a reflection of the land’s beauty and the people’s resilience. This is just the beginning of a trip where every stop is more than just a destination—it’s a story waiting to be told.

In St George, the adventure continues with a unique blend of local culture and history. Visit the Unique Egg, a worldfirst display of handcarved, illuminated emu eggs that have travelled as far as the White House. A sunset cruise on the Balonne River offers a peaceful end to the day, where the sky and water merge into shades of orange and pink, making you feel at one with nature.

St George: A Blend of Heritage and Local Flavours

In St George, the adventure continues with a unique blend of local culture and history. Visit the Unique Egg, a worldfirst display of handcarved, illuminated emu eggs that have travelled as far as the White House. A sunset cruise on the Balonne River offers a peaceful end to the day, where the sky and water merge into shades of orange and pink, making you feel at one with nature.

Cunnamulla: Where Relaxation Meets History

A soak in the Cunnamulla Hot Springs is not just about relaxation; it’s a connection to the ancient waters that have sustained this region for millennia. Follow this with a tour of the Artesian Time Tunnel and a visit to the Cunnamulla Fella Visitor Information Centre, where you’ll learn how the Great Artesian Basin shaped the Outback. Let’s not forget a campfire dinner under the stars—classic Outback hospitality at its best.

Eromanga: Walking with Dinosaurs

Next, the tour takes you to Eromanga, home to the Eromanga Natural History Museum. Here, you’ll meet Cooper and George, the Titanosaur Sauropods, the largest dinosaurs ever found in Australia. It’s a surreal experience, standing where these giants once roamed, reminding you of the ancient world that lies just beneath the surface of this land.

Charleville: Stars and Stories

In Charleville, the Outback sky becomes your guide. At the Cosmos Centre, the Big Sky Twilight Tour offers a chance to gaze at the stars through powerful telescopes. As the Milky Way stretches out above you, you’ll feel a deep connection to the universe, a reminder of how vast and wonderful the world truly is.

Roma: The Heart of Beef Country

Roma is more than just the heart of beef country; it’s a place where the pioneering spirit of Australia comes alive. At the Roma Saleyards, you’ll

witness the bustling activity of cattle auctions, while a visit to the Big Rig lets you delve into the history of Australia’s oil and gas industries. The day ends with a sunset toast and a Sound and Light Show, a perfect blend of history and celebration.

Why This Tour is Unmissable

This is your opportunity to secure a place on a tour that promises to be a standout experience. Every place you visit, every person you meet, and every story you hear will weave into a rich tapestry of memories that you’ll carry with you long after the journey ends. Whether it’s the art on a silo, the warmth of a campfire, or the glow of a sunset over a cattle station, these moments are what make the Outback truly unforgettable.

So, if you’re looking for an experience that goes beyond the ordinary, one that connects you with the land, its people, and its history, then this is the tour for you. The Southern Outback is waiting—are you ready to rediscover it?

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