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 Flying over Lake Eyre.  Image credit: Peter Rowe, South Australian Tourism Commission

Flying over Lake Eyre.

Image credit: Peter Rowe, South Australian Tourism Commission

 Flying over Lake Eyre.  Image credit: Lachlan Swan, South Australian Tourism Commission

Flying over Lake Eyre.

Image credit: Lachlan Swan, South Australian Tourism Commission

 Lake Eyre from the air.  Image credit: Adam Bruzzone, South Australian Tourism Commission

Lake Eyre from the air.

Image credit: Adam Bruzzone, South Australian Tourism Commission

 As the lake dries up and the water evaporates, its salinity increases and it often appears to turn 'pink'. This due to a pigment found within an algae species that lives in the lake.  Image credit: Grant Hunt, South Australian Tourism Commission

As the lake dries up and the water evaporates, its salinity increases and it often appears to turn 'pink'. This due to a pigment found within an algae species that lives in the lake.

Image credit: Grant Hunt, South Australian Tourism Commission

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 Flying over Lake Eyre  Image credit: Adam Bruzzone, South Australian Tourism Commission

Flying over Lake Eyre

Image credit: Adam Bruzzone, South Australian Tourism Commission

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 Lake Eyre is a salt pan when dry.  Image credit: Allan Dixon, South Australian Tourism Commission

Lake Eyre is a salt pan when dry.

Image credit: Allan Dixon, South Australian Tourism Commission

 During the trip, we drive along the Oodnadatta Track, an unsealed outback road that passes from Marree to Marla.   Image credit: Lachlan Swan, South Australian Tourism Commission

During the trip, we drive along the Oodnadatta Track, an unsealed outback road that passes from Marree to Marla.

Image credit: Lachlan Swan, South Australian Tourism Commission

 The William Creek Hotel  Image credit: Lachlan Swan, South Australian Tourism Commission

The William Creek Hotel

Image credit: Lachlan Swan, South Australian Tourism Commission

 We’ll stop over for a meal at the iconic Prairie Hotel in Parachilna.  Image credit: Ian Routledge, South Australian Tourism Commission

We’ll stop over for a meal at the iconic Prairie Hotel in Parachilna.

Image credit: Ian Routledge, South Australian Tourism Commission

 The Marree Australian Camel Cup is held annually in July.  Image credit: David Godfrey, South Australian Tourism Commission

The Marree Australian Camel Cup is held annually in July.

Image credit: David Godfrey, South Australian Tourism Commission

 Coober Pedy from the air

Coober Pedy from the air

 No trip to the outback is complete without a stopover in the underground town of Coober Pedy.  Image credit: Karen Smith, South Australian Tourism Commission

No trip to the outback is complete without a stopover in the underground town of Coober Pedy.

Image credit: Karen Smith, South Australian Tourism Commission

 The Prairie Hotel, Parachilna  Image credit: Adam Bruzzone, South Australian Tourism Commission

The Prairie Hotel, Parachilna

Image credit: Adam Bruzzone, South Australian Tourism Commission

 Roads in the South Australian outback

Roads in the South Australian outback

 We will stop in the Clare Valley wine region on our return trip.   Image credit: John Montesi, South Australian Tourism Commission

We will stop in the Clare Valley wine region on our return trip.

Image credit: John Montesi, South Australian Tourism Commission

 Clare Valley vineyards.  Image credit: John Montesi, South Australian Tourism Commission

Clare Valley vineyards.

Image credit: John Montesi, South Australian Tourism Commission

 Wildlife seen on the journey

Wildlife seen on the journey

 We will pass through the Flinders Ranges on our way to Lake Eyre

We will pass through the Flinders Ranges on our way to Lake Eyre

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 Flying over Lake Eyre.  Image credit: Peter Rowe, South Australian Tourism Commission
 Flying over Lake Eyre.  Image credit: Lachlan Swan, South Australian Tourism Commission
 Lake Eyre from the air.  Image credit: Adam Bruzzone, South Australian Tourism Commission
 As the lake dries up and the water evaporates, its salinity increases and it often appears to turn 'pink'. This due to a pigment found within an algae species that lives in the lake.  Image credit: Grant Hunt, South Australian Tourism Commission
In the plane.jpg
 Flying over Lake Eyre  Image credit: Adam Bruzzone, South Australian Tourism Commission
Lake Eyre 6.jpg
 Lake Eyre is a salt pan when dry.  Image credit: Allan Dixon, South Australian Tourism Commission
 During the trip, we drive along the Oodnadatta Track, an unsealed outback road that passes from Marree to Marla.   Image credit: Lachlan Swan, South Australian Tourism Commission
 The William Creek Hotel  Image credit: Lachlan Swan, South Australian Tourism Commission
 We’ll stop over for a meal at the iconic Prairie Hotel in Parachilna.  Image credit: Ian Routledge, South Australian Tourism Commission
 The Marree Australian Camel Cup is held annually in July.  Image credit: David Godfrey, South Australian Tourism Commission
 Coober Pedy from the air
 No trip to the outback is complete without a stopover in the underground town of Coober Pedy.  Image credit: Karen Smith, South Australian Tourism Commission
 The Prairie Hotel, Parachilna  Image credit: Adam Bruzzone, South Australian Tourism Commission
 Roads in the South Australian outback
 We will stop in the Clare Valley wine region on our return trip.   Image credit: John Montesi, South Australian Tourism Commission
 Clare Valley vineyards.  Image credit: John Montesi, South Australian Tourism Commission
 Wildlife seen on the journey
 We will pass through the Flinders Ranges on our way to Lake Eyre
Lake Eyre from air.jpg
Lake Eyre - water.jpg
Sky over water.jpg
Tour group.jpg
Lake Eyre 25.JPG
Lake Eyre birds.jpg
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