Aldinga Scrub Conservation Park, Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary in au

Aldinga Scrub Conservation Park: The very pretty Aldinga Scrub Conservation Park lies 46 kilometres south of the city and represents the last extensive area of native coastal vegetation in the greater Adelaide region. Visitors cannot drive into the park, walkers enter via styles or gates and there are no facilities provided. But a leisurely stroll around the guided track will reveal impressive grass trees and weeping she-oaks. And look out for the rare coral lichen, found intricately woven amidst woodlands of pink-gum trees. For staying in Adelaide select cheap Adelaide au hotels as they are best in the hotels industry and they offer lots of discount to the customers. Also they offer world class services to the users.

Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary: The stunning mountains of the northern Flinders Ranges boast a billion year geological history, with hot-springs, waterholes, deep ravines and color-filled gorges. Amidst this natural work of art lies Arkaroola, a 610 square kilometer wilderness famous for its native flora and fauna, including the rare yellow-footed rock wallaby. Explore also the fascinating Aboriginal, mining and pastoral histories of the region. A frequent winner of the South Australian Tourism awards, Arkaroola tours include guided walks, a spectacular four-wheel drive "Ridge Top" experience and scenic flights. Other tours range from visiting an astronomical observatory to lunching with wedge-tailed eagles!