The Outback
“You and the Outback Wilderness” – what you need to know.
The outback wilderness meets the aspirations within each one of us to rediscover ourselves. It offers an immersion in silence conducive to beautiful personal thoughts, vital decisions, a clarity of ideas and values. Indigenous communities have spent 50,000 yrs or more living in physical and spiritual […]
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Quilpie – Home of the Stone Curlew
Where exploring country takes you back 90 million years Located on the banks of the Bulloo River, 980 kms west of Brisbane, Quilpie is a quaint country town, servicing 600-700 Queenslanders. The name Quilpie is derived from the Aboriginal word “Quilpeta”, the secretive bush Stone Curlew […]
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Desperation at Depot Glen
Charles Sturt’s greatest expedition challenge As a prelude to this amazing story of endeavour, we are reminded of how privileged we are today through our ability to venture deep into Australia’s outback and fascinating Corner Country with comfortable 4WD vehicles and access to all the creature […]
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West MacDonnell Ranges – The “Backbone of Central Australia”
The MacDonnell Ranges are aptly described as the “backbone of Central Australia”, a giant ancient range crawling hundreds of kilometres across the fiery red desert plains like a restless caterpillar on the march. They are located east and west of the central Alice Springs township. Originally […]
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Why is Ormiston Gorge a “must see” destination in outback travel?
Ormiston Gorge – the jewel of the West MacDonnell Ranges Ormiston Gorge offers so much more than “bucket-list” spectacular scenery. It connects you to the creative forces of nature eternally crafting Australia’s ancient landscape. It offers the active over 50s traveller a chance to navigate “feet-first”, […]
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Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre is an Australian Heartland Miracle
The Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre Miracle Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre, until recent years rarely visited, is now emerging as a natural gem in the Australian landscape, a unique and desirable experience, distinctly different but rivalling such World Heritage wonders as The Great Barrier Reef, Kakadu and South West […]
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Selecting features for a Classic Outback Tour
The makings of a Classic Outback Tour We are often asked which is our favourite part of Australia to visit. The short answer is all of it, but the outback contains a host of exceptional experiences and unique spirit, it is always “calling”. Here we present […]
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Secrets to life found in the Australia Corner Country
Beyond the city limits lies a wealth of lessons in life Adventuring beyond the city limits, deep into the outback and the Australia Corner Country, can be a rejuvenating journey into humanity. The contrast in city and country values is clearly evident, enabling you to reflect […]
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Exceptional experiential Over 50s adventure tours
Connect with life on our Over 50s Adventure Tours where experiences and empathy are foremost Research has shown mature age people are seeking more from their holidays. – 28.1% have been categorised as travel livewires – 21.5% are regarded as explorers – 45% want accommodation to be included, […]
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Tours and holidays for singles over 50 in Australia
Are you seeking details of holidays for singles Over 50 in Australia? Considerable interest in Nature Bound’s tours comes from Over 50s men and women seeking holidays for singles. They are a happy band of Solo Travellers. Many guests have specific needs and comfort levels when it comes to travel […]
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It’s about time to visit Central Australia – But why?
Time is at the core of your ultimate outback experience. It’s not just about having the time to visit and when might be the best time, given your imposed lifestyle demands, the climate and creature comforts of traveling in the great Central Australia heartland. It is much […]
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In search of the real Australia
Discover the real Australia in the Corner Country It was inevitable, guests on our recent Corner Country Outback Tour should reflect on the question, “What is the real Australia?” Is it the raw beauty and vastness of arid landscapes that are so psychologically enriching or the spirit of […]
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