The desert is transforming- now is the time to visit Lake Eyre! Australia’s largest inland lake is filling with water following a rare and spectacular rainfall event. This awe-inspiring natural phenomenon has created a fantastic opportunity for travelLers to witness the dramatic transformation of one of the most remote and beautiful locations in the country. Book now and see this spectacle while you can!
“We went to see Lake Eyre in flood, and we saw so much more. An air crossing of the Warburton River shows how fast the river is moving towards Lake Eyre. The Channel Country is best seen by air. Each meal was in a different iconic location. Make sure your camera battery is fully charged and you have plenty of memory. It wasn’t only the sights. The history, people and stories make this a unique trip. We been to many amazing places across the world and this trip compares most favourably.”
Image Credit: Peter Rowe, South Australian Tourism Commission
Image credit: Lachlan Swan, South Australian Tourism Commission
“Congratulations Tom, you conduct a marvellous touring company with no expense spared. This adventure needs to be crossed off everyone’s bucket list - make sure you contact Tom.”
Image credit: Adam Bruzzone, South Australian Tourism Commission
Experience one of Australia’s most spectacular nature shows as the typically arid plains are transformed to an inland sea and green desert. Make 2025 the year you take to the air with Lake Eyre Tours to get a birds eye view of this incredible landscape. Our flights & outback tours from Adelaide will be one of the most beautiful and unique experiences of your lifetime.
We have had very late, But very good rains in the Outback, in the Western regions of Queensland in late March, and more importantly, over the Lake Eyre Basin, Catchment area.
With these rains, Lake Eyre will receive a great amount of water, coming in from the North, through the Diamantina River, Georgina River, which will fill the Goyders Lagoon, Flowing into the Warburton River, into Lake Eyre. But with a Bonus, the Cooper Creek, will be in flood and flow into Lake Eyre. As it is late in the Wet season, my prediction is that June, July and August and September will be the premium times to do a Lake Eyre Tour in 2025
Join Tom Noonan from Lake Eyre Tours to witness the breathtaking scenery of Lake Eyre in flood, as thousands of waterbirds from all over Australia flock to the outback to roost and raise their chicks.
Lake Eyre Tours offers three and four day small group (maximum 8 people) accommodation and flight tours exploring the outback from Adelaide, encompassing iconic locations including Coober Pedy, Innaminka, Birdsville and the Flinders Ranges. Alternatively, Tom can tailor a journey to suit your needs. Our outback tours include meals, light snacks, some beer and wine, transport, accommodation and flights to Lake Eyre & beyond.
