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Beltana Station, SA

Beltana Station, established in 1854, spans nearly 460,000 acres in South Australia's Flinders Ranges. As a fully operational sheep and cattle station, it offers visitors a unique glimpse into Australia's pastoral heritage. Accommodations include historic shearers' quarters with 11 comfortable rooms, a fully equipped kitchen, and a large dining area. For those seeking a more secluded experience, a three-bedroom cottage comfortably sleeps up to nine people. Guests can explore three four-wheel-drive tracks, leading to attractions like Lake Torrens, Mount Deception, Puttapa Springs, and the historic Beltana town. The station also features a restaurant serving homegrown saltbush lamb and a museum showcasing its rich history. Located approximately 500 km north of Adelaide, Beltana Station provides a serene and immersive outback experience.