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Experience the smell of saddle leather and dust, rub shoulders with hardened stockmen, share a cold beer after a day of action filled cattle mustering. This is station life. Enjoy three hearty meals a day, the produce of the land, perhaps the finest beef you will ever taste, served in a classical Australian homestead. Outback life is full of history; stories of the people who strove to open up this inhospitable land and the original aboriginal dwellers whose link to the land contrasts those of the station. It is an experience of real people living a life so different...
Burrawang West Station
Burrawang has a distinguished pedigree and was established in 1836. By the last of the 1800s, Burrawang ran more than 273,000 sheep spread across 56,000 acres and operated one of the largest shearing sheds in Australia.....more detail
Angorichina Station
Ian Fargher, who owns Angorichina Station with his wife Di, is the fourth generation of his family to run this station covering 554 square kilometres. Shared meals with Ian and Di are the highlight, whether it being Di’s accomplished cooking or Ian’s riverside BBQs, the days and nights are filled with storytelling and laughter.....more detail
Burrawang West Station
Burrawang has a distinguished pedigree and was established in 1836. By the last of the 1800s, Burrawang ran more than 273,000 sheep spread across 56,000 acres and operated one of the largest shearing sheds in Australia.....more detail
Bullo River Station
800km southwest of Darwin in the Eastern Kimberley lies Bullo River Station. Marlee and Franz Ranacher welcome discerning guests from around the world looking for that quintessential outback experience. Cattle related activities are offered along with fishing, wildlife, Aboriginal rock art, helicopter and 4wd touring. Bullo – where life is larger!....more detail
The Great Australian Outback Cattle Drive 2010
Five hundred head of cattle. Three hundred and ninety kilometres of desert track. And a swag of adventure stories along one of the most evocative desert trails in Australia - South Australia's Oodnadatta Track. From May to June 2010 you have the rare opportunity to ride with some of Australia's finest horsemen and relive a very real part of Australian history, the droving of cattle by horseback through the Outback wilderness. ....more detail
Voyages Wrotham Park Station
Covering 600,000 hectares, Wrotham Park Lodge is located in the Far North Queensland Gulf Country, approximately 300 kilometres west of Cairns. The
Resort is situated on an escarpment overlooking the Mitchell River.
Wrotham Park Lodge is a premium resort offering an authentic outback experience in comfort and style.....more detail
Arkaba Station
Nestled at the foot of the Elder Range, Arkaba Station is the home of Dean and Lizzie Rasheed, whose family have long been part of the region's history.....more detail
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