Ancient Land Tours, SA

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the secluded landscapes of the Far West of South Australia. Their experienced local guide will lead you to the region's most treasured secrets, from the rugged coastline to the tranquil mallee woodlands.

Explore the pristine stretch from Ceduna to the Nullarbor, where you can step off the beaten path and immerse yourself in nature's splendor. Witness the untouched beauty of remote beaches and enjoy unparalleled bird watching opportunities. The Far West is a haven for spotting rare and iconic Australian wildlife, offering a last frontier of adventure in South Australia.

Your private tour includes visits to awe-inspiring natural landmarks—majestic headlands, sheltered bays, serene deserted beaches, and rich mallee habitats. This adventure is designed for nature lovers of all ages, providing a unique and intimate connection with the environment.

From July to September, enhance your adventure with an optional whale-watching cruise. Witness the majestic Southern Right whales in their natural habitat where they calve and and share their mating rituals. Be sure to select this add-on when booking your tour for a truly remarkable experience.

Join them for a 4WD tour like no other, and uncover the hidden gems of South Australia’s Far West.

Set out from Ceduna for a memorable adventure through South Australia's largest and most pristine protected area. This day trip promises to take you beyond the ordinary, traversing the dingo fence, rolling over majestic dunes, and winding through the expansive mallee shrubland to reach the secluded Goog's Lake.

The rugged and semi-arid landscape of dunes, red sandhills, salt lakes, rock holes, and granite outcrops presents a harsh yet awe-inspiring environment. This remote terrain is a testament to nature's raw beauty and a challenge for the unprepared—an adventure like no other awaits!

The stops along the way provide chances to observe the unique flora and fauna, with short walks to fully immerse yourself in the serene surroundings. Enjoy a relaxing morning tea and lunch amid the stunning scenery, making the most of your time in this extraordinary landscape.

On this thrilling journey, keep your eyes peeled for uncommon and iconic Australian wildlife, as well as diverse bird species and remarkable plants. This experience is crafted for nature enthusiasts of all ages, offering a deep connection with the environment.

Join them and explore the hidden places—where every turn and hill reveals a new story and every moment is filled with wonder.

Join Ancient Land Tours for an unparalleled whale-watching journey that takes you to the very edge of the Nullarbor. Departures are available from Fowlers Bay, with arrangements possible from Ceduna as well. Enhance your experience with optional whale-watching cruises and scenic flights.

Each year, Southern Right whales grace the coastline to give birth, mate, and socialize. The peak season for whale-watching is from July to September, with the first arrivals in June and their departure in early October. Early in the season, you may observe adults mating, while late July often sees mothers with their calves along the cliffs. By August, you can spot up to 70 whales from the viewing platform. As the whales leave in October, calves have grown strong enough to join their mothers on the migration south.

Their expert local guide will reveal hidden viewing spots along the spectacular and remote coastline. The Bunda Cliffs offer unparalleled bird-watching opportunities, where coastal raptors and seasonal bustards may be spotted. On land, keep an eye out for dingos, wombats, and kangaroos.

Your adventure includes lunch, morning tea, and afternoon tea, ensuring you’re well-fed and refreshed as you explore this breathtaking region.

This unique adventure focuses on Southern Right whale watching from land, sea, and air, offering an immersive experience like no other.

This tour includes a whale watching cruise at Fowlers Bay, stunning views from the iconic Bunda Cliffs, a stay at the iconic Nullarbor Roadhouse, and a 30-minute scenic flight to observe whales from the air.

Begin your journey in Ceduna and venture to the iconic Nullarbor Roadhouse, where you’ll stay overnight. Discover the fascinating caves and learn about the incredible geology, flora, and fauna that define the Nullarbor region.

Southern Right whales visit the region annually to give birth, mate, and socialize, arriving in June and departing around October. Witness these magnificent 20-tonne mammals and their mating behaviour. By late August, spot mothers swimming alongside their calves near the cliffs. At peak times, dozens of whales can be seen from the viewing platform, creating a truly unforgettable spectacle.

In addition to watching marine mammals, take in unparalleled bird watching opportunities with sightings of coastal raptors and bustards depending on the season. On land, you may encounter dingoes, wombats, and kangaroos.

Immerse yourself in the natural beauty and wildlife of South Australia’s Far West.