The Australian outback is an adventure. It can be hot or cold, dry or wet, dusty or muddy, but it always offers fascination. Small towns with friendly, down to earth people. Towns that make an effort to cater for visitors with historical museums, monuments and entertainment. This journey to the outback has become a right of passage for many older Australians. Wherever you stop you’ll find not just dozens, but hundreds of others in caravans, motorhomes and camping. Australians re-engaging with the wide brown spaces that are their heritage and overseas visitors fascinated by the very different life and land they’re experiencing.
