Lake Eyre is Australia’s biggest salt lake formed approximately 200 million years ago. The lowest point below sea level on the Australian continent.
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Lake Eyre is a place that captures ones imagination – a truly spectacular must-see destination.
On a Lake Eyre air tour you’ll witness this giant from the sky and on foot.
Get a real perspective just how large this lake is from the sky and then crunch across the salt flats with an Aboriginal Elder guiding you.
For over 44 years Air Adventure has been delivering truly authentic adventures and tours. We will fly you to remote locations where larger groups can’t go, so, you can immerse yourself fully in this ‘bucket list’ destination.
Explore Your Next Lake Eyre Air Tour
Stretching a mind-boggling 144 kilometres by 77 kilometres, Outback South Australia’s Lake Eyre, is 647 kilometres north-east of Adelaide.
The easiest and most time efficient way to travel to this outback region is to take to the skies and fly on-board our Lake Eyre tour.
Witness spectacular Lake Eyre with family or friends on a Lake Eyre holiday package in a small intimate group.
Flying private with Air Adventure means you get to do, see and discover more on the ground. Simply put, there is no better way to explore Lake Eyre than by private aircraft.
Take me to Lake Eyre
Air Adventure air tours to Lake Eyre will get you experiencing things you wouldn’t ordinarily get to do.
We believe Australia is not just about sitting back and enjoying amazing scenery from a window but getting out there and exploring it for yourself!
Our air tours to Lake Eyre will have you retracing the Burke and Wills Expedition and experiencing Lake Eyre from the air and land, with expert local guides and the best tour operators in the business, by your side.
We have scheduled departures or if you have something in mind, no matter what your interests, level of fitness or special needs we can design a tailor-made adventure just for you.
Special Interest Tours
1Enormous Lake Eyre
Be guided right to the shores or Lake Eyre where flooded or dry you can either paddle in the shallows or crunch across the salt crust.
2Scenic Flight over Coongie Lakes
Enjoy a low level scenic flight over Coongie Lakes an internationally recognised migratory bird breeding ground in the desert.
3The Dig Tree
Land alongside the tree that made the famous by the tragedy of the Burke & Wills expedition.
4The Prairie Hotel
Stay at the iconic Prairie Hotel and experience their unique indigenous cuisine and be hosted by fourth generation pastoralist, Ross Fargher.
