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Another great 3 day Outback Flying Safari!

Here are the comments from our guests from last weekends 3 Day Lake Eyre & Outback flying safari. The low level flying over Coopers Creek ( we could not land at the Dig Tree due to a wet airstrip from the previous weeks 40mm), Coongie Lakes and of course Lake Eyre was one of the…

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Fantastic weekend away in the Outback

Friday morning was what you would typically expect on a winters morning in Adelaide; slight drizzle, cold & cloudy as we made our morning pick ups for another 3 Day Lake Eyre & Outback Supreme Scenic Safari. The cloud stayed with us until just before Port Augusta when right on cue, the wind pushed them…

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“The Living Room” goes outback to Lake Eyre

How good was Chris Brown and his feature on Channel 10’s- The Living Room last night? Chris and his TV crew really brought the vast and spectacular Outback to our screens as well as showing the magnificent and intense colours of Lake Eyre filling, in this rare event. It was great that the Moonplains out…

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2012 June-July Lake Eyre Tours and Outback Flight dates

Goin’ Off Safaris has just a few vacancies left for what could be a once in a lifetime experience to see Lake Eyre filling and the Outback in best ever condition. Following 4 years of well above average rainfall and summer floods in Queensland and NSW, these flood waters are now entering Lake Eyre and…

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Weekend rain to make a further impact on Lake Eyre and the Outback

There has been more considerable widespread rain across the northern South Australia and into Queensland over the last few days which will certainly further enhance water going into Lake Eyre as well as freshening up the country side yet again. Innamincka recorded near 40mm which sees the roads still shut for a few more weeks…

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Queensland flood waters now flowing into Lake Eyre

The current status of the water flowing into Lake Eyre is steadily on the rise. Floodwaters from the massive amount of summer rainfall that has been dumped on large areas of Queensland and New South Wales have now hit Australia’s “inland seabed” of Lake Eyre via many river systems along the journey before finally meandering…

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