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The new 2007 Queensland’s Outback Travellers’ Guide is out now!
Packed full of information, this 72-page brochure is a must for anyone getting ready to holiday in Queensland’s Outback. Whether you’re planning a short-break weekend or the holiday of a lifetime, the Queensland’s Outback Travellers’ Guide has got it covered. There’s plenty of information on all of the towns throughout Queensland’s Outback, including places to go, things to see, where to stay and fun Outback experiences for the whole family.
If you’re planning a self-drive holiday, you’ll love the pull-out road map, distance charts and travelling tips. Why not experience one of the themed highways such as the Matilda Highway from Cunnamulla to Karumba, or the Overlander’s Way from Townsville to Tennant Creek?
Or if you would prefer to just sit back and enjoy the ride, you’ll find information on great Outback rail journeys, air & coach transport and guided tours. Either way, you will discover the colourful and inspiring history of the Outback!
For those looking to get off the beaten track, there are also some fantastic opportunities to get off-road. There are more than 20 national parks in Queensland’s Outback - from the giant red sandhills of the Simpson Desert, to the ancient dinosaur trackways of Lark Quarry and the dramatic gorges of Lawn Hill. Wet a line in a peaceful billabong, try your luck fossicking for opals, dig for dinosaur bones, stay at an outback station, or simply sit back and take in a spectacular outback sunset.
And don’t forget the many unique events - the people in Queensland’s Outback sure know how to have a good time. From yabby races to dunny derbies and rodeos to country music, don’t miss these great events! You’ll find all the details in the ‘Events Calendar’, located in the Traveller’s Guide.
Order your free copy of the Queensland’s Outback Travellers’ Guide and start planning your adventure out there today! | 
