Tri State Safaris

Based in Broken Hill, the award-winning Tri State Safaris has been in operation since 1992 by Michael and Joanne McCulkin. The tours are designed to introduce travellers to the remarkable outback in safety and comfort, with an accent on learning and having fun. 'Remember back when a holiday was a real adventure'. That’s Tri State Safaris philosophy. Tours range from half a day up to 18 days and include destinations such as Cameron Corner, Flinders Ranges, Mutawintji and Mungo National Parks, Simpson Desert, Birdsville, Lake Eyre, Innamincka, Kimberleys and Cape York!

With local knowledge of the outback area, a stop in the middle of nowhere could have you gathering bush tucker, visiting ancient aboriginal art sites or learning about unusual plants, animals and their habitats. It's an outback experience with an education.

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Four Day Corner Country Safari Day One: Depart Broken Hill and travel north to the historic township of Milparinka, visit the sites of Depot Glen and Pooles Grave. Travel to Cameron Corner with dinner and overnight accommodation at the Corner store. Day Two: Visit the corner post where New South Wales, South Australia and the Northern Territory meet. Visit Sturt National Park and Tibooburra with dinner and overnight at Mt Wood historic homestead. Day Three: Visit the outdoor Pastoral Museum and 'Gorge' loop road. Travel to White Cliffs and meet the locals. Day Four: Travel to Mutawintji National Park and have access to an historic aboriginal site. One Day Mutawintji Eco Tours Mutawintji National Park is within the rugged Byngnano Ranges and is home to a wide variety of birds and wildlife. This tour has Advanced Eco-Certification, and tours are conducted by an Aboriginal guide (when available). Among the gorges and cliffs are the secrets of an ancient culture. The Park reveals examples of rock carvings, paintings and stencils that provide evidence of aboriginal occupation of the area that dates back more than 8,000 years. You start the day tour with pick up from your accommodation. The 130 kilometre drive from Broken Hill takes in ever changing landscapes including the Barrier Ranges, saltbush and bluebush plains, mulga and red sand country. One Day White Cliffs White Cliffs was Australia's first commercial opal field dating back to the 1880s. Opal was found here by two kangaroo shooters, who went on to become wealthy opal barons. Although mining is only carried out on a small scale now, opal is still found here. The fields look like a lunar landscape, dotted with around 50,000 mine shafts. Today most residents live underground, making this a most unique place to visit. They arrive in White Cliffs late morning for a look around before taking a lunch break. Then it is time to fully explore this unique place. Visit Jock's Place, the Solar Power station and several opal shops to learn about how opal is mined and cut and polished. Three Day Mungo Kinchega Outback Tour Mungo is an area rich in Aboriginal history. Evidence found here dates back well over 40,000 years to man's early occupation of this once much wetter area. Menindee/Kinchega is an area abundant in bird and animal life where the Darling River meanders through the Park feeding an extensive lake system many times larger than Sydney Harbour.
Experiences
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Adventure Farm Stay Flora/Fauna Historic/Heritage Industry/Mining/Agriculture Nature based Outback Wildlife