Visiting Birdsville in Eastern Central Australia

September 3rd, 2010 · 2 Comments · Travel Australia

Several years my family went on  an exciting 4 wheel driving tour of the Eastern Central Australian outback to places including William Creek, Mount Dare, Oodnadatta, old Ghan railway, Chambers Pillar, Alice Springs, Boulia, Birdsville, Innamincka, Packsaddle, Camerons Corner and Broken Hill.

This was an amazing adventure, one of our favourite towns was Birdsville. Birsville is a small outback town with a population of about 120 residents and is ready for the many travellers that pass through this very unique town regularly.

The Birdsville Hotel is a very famous outback pub, that is a must visit when you go to Birdsville. The have several motel rooms for accommodation, great meals and of course beer.

The edge the Simpson Desert is near Birdsville. Another must see is ‘Big Red’ the first and highest sand dune of the Simpson Desert, which is a challenge to conquer. Which we did and view is amazing.

The Birdsville Working Museum is well worth a look, it displays an amazing collection of all things old and Australian. From household products, toys, farming, coins, stamps just about everying and anything you can think of is there.

The Birdsville Races are held annually and thousands of people flock to these famous unique races. for more information about the races and Birdsville have a look at this website www.birdsvilleraces.com

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2 Comments so far ↓

  • Brooke, WhyGo Australia

    Well, I wouldn’t want to visit now since the floodings, but it would be somewhere to go in the future :)

  • Simpson Desert

    Simpson desert in Australia is the hottest desert due to the high temperature in this region. The rainfall in this region has led to the growth of vegetation recently. The place is now covered with green grasses and plants.

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