GAWLER RANGES - Don’t miss Australia while you’re in Australia and Sea Lions

Departure for at 0845, First visit a colony of wild koalas at Mikkira Station near Port Lincoln before travelling through farming land to Wudinna, population 600, stopping for lunch along the way. ​ You will pass Wudinna Rock as we travel into the outback to Kangaluna Camp. After a rest at Kangaluna, your wildlife experience continues with an afternoon tour to see the outback animals that thrive in this natural environment. You can expect to see three species of kangaroos, emus and many birds, returning to Kangaluna after sunset drinks at Kolay Mirica Rocks (organ pipe formations).. Pernottamento a Kangaluna Camp,

In the morning we drive to the spectacular Lake Gairdner, which is like a piece of Antarctica, with its glistening white salt pan set in the middle of a red landscape. Here you can walk on the lake surface, take interesting perspective and landscape photos and enjoy this spectacular panorama. ​On the return journey walk along Boundary Gorge and you can see emus and kangaroos (reds, western greys and euros) as we drive through the ancient outback back to Kangaluna.. Pernottamento a Kangaluna Camp,

This morning is leisurely and allows plenty of time to walk in the Corrobinnie Valley over the fascinating coloured rocks. Drive a sandy track through the bush to Yandinga Valley where cigar shaped volcanic rock formations can be seen, which are 1600 million years old, the magnificent Organ Pipes Amphitheatre and lots of wildlife. ​In the afternoon we visit Pildappa Wave Rock and travel back to Kangaluna Camp along Lake Sturt., dinner, Pernottamento a Kangaluna Camp,

Early morning drive to Baird Bay where we board the boat for an unforgettable wildlife experience. On the 5 kilometre journey to a lagoon at Jones Island near Cape Radstock (at 160 metres, it is one of the highest sheer points on the southern coast of Australia) you can watch Bottlenose dolphins ride the bow wave of the boat, and join these magnificent mammals in shallow water. ​Cross the bay to visit a resident colony of rare Australian sea lions and experience playing face to face with these agile and friendly mammals as we wade in protected shallow lagoons. ​You may very well be smooched by these animals, it’s an amazing experience. After lunch on the beach, we leave Baird Bay, visit Venus Bay and Elliston and enjoy the magnificent coastal scenery, around 17.00 I return to,