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Outback Travel TipsWhere to stay & eat on your Outback Australia trip?The Outback travel tips pages give you the answer. Want to go on a guided tour? Want to do all the planning yourself? Whatever your choice for your Australian Outback trip, you're up for a great adventure. In this section you'll find Outback accommodation tips for campsites, motels and hotels. You should know that in Outback Australia hotels are usually fairly old buildings with great atmosphere. So please don't expect a Hilton-like room. Also included on the Outback travel tips pages is info about places to eat, where to get food and fuel. Information is listed for each region described in the Outback guide. Start planning, begin to dream. Even if there won't be many "5 star" facilities in the Outback, a decent bed is always waiting for you wherever you go. Of course you can always pitch your tent under the stunning canopy of stars. The Aussie night sky is often described as the 5 million star hotel. Gawler Ranges The Gawler Ranges are considered one of the best wilderness areas in the South Australian Outback. Accommodation is provided on a working sheep station. Stay at Mount Ive Station and explore a stunning region.Flinders Ranges The Flinders Ranges offer a broad range of accommodation styles, motels, bed & breakfast, cabins, camping. Whatever your choice, I hope the Flinders Ranges Travel Tips will be helpful. This is such a wonderful area in Outback South Australia. Take your time and enjoy this gem. Oodnadatta Track Though the Oodnadatta Track leads you into true Outback country, but this doesn't mean that you have to starve. Small towns along the track offer all the essential supplies and facilities for travellers, and of course a cold beer. Check out the Oodnadatta Track travel tips. Enjoy this unique Outback Australia experience. Birdsville Track The Birdsville Track has not many facilities to offer. Even shady bush camping spots are rather rare along the track. In fact, the Mungerannie Roadhouse is the only watering hole for humans and their vehicles along the track. But you won't get any problems, it is not such a big distance after all. Once you arrive in Birdsville, you have access to many services this bush town offers for travellers. Check the Birdsville Track Travel Tips. Outback Queensland When you travel along the Matilda Highway, towns like Longreach, Cloncurry and Winton offer a broad range of accommodation, pubs, tours and shopping facilities. Further south east, the tiny townships have at least a hotel, a caravan park and a petrol station. Wherever you go, you don't need to worry about basic supplies. Find detailed information on the Queensland travel tips page. Tours Viator offers a good choice of Outback Tours. Day tours, small group tours, special events, there is something for everyone.Want to see Uluru? Check out my Uluru tours page with great suggestions. Travel West Outback Tours is a Queensland based tour company. They operate excellent tours in south-west Queensland and Outback South Australia. AAT Kings is one of the major tour operators. They run camping tours throughout Australia, and a range of 4WD tours as well. You can book these tours only through travel agents. Wayward Bus offers tours from Adelaide along the the Flinders Ranges and the Oodnadatta Track to the red centre. There is more information about local tour operators on the outback travel tips pages for each section. Looking for a guided tour? Perhaps a specialty tour exploring Australia's wildlife, a bicycle tour, or other adventures? There are thousand and one exciting tours available. Click here to order your FREE Travel Brochure!Tag-along Tours Joining a "Tag along tour" is a great opportunity to go to remote areas with an experienced tour guide. You drive your own 4x4 car, and you know there is someone around to help you get out of trouble if things become tough. Some operators provide food and camping gear, while others just share their knowledge and guidance. Please visit the Outback travel tips page frequently for updates. Are you looking for accommodation in other parts of Australia? Find the best deals at HotelsCombined.comTell us about your favourite place to sleep in the Australian Outback
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