Nullarbor Plain

The Nullarbor Plain is home to one of South Australia’s most spectacular natural wonders and is the world’s largest semi-arid limestone karst landscape. The Nullarbor Plain covers 200000 square kilometres and stretches over 1100 kilometres from Norseman in Western Australia to Ceduna in South Australia. The Nullarbor is around 25 million years old and is rich with Aboriginal history, heritage and culture. Spot abundant native wildlife and wildflowers across saltbush and bluebush-studded plateaus. Meet eccentric outback characters, visit historic homesteads and railway outposts or play the world’s longest golf course. Go whale watching along the clifftop lookouts or discover Aboriginal art in the Murrawijinie and Koonalda caves. Rest the night at the iconic Nullarbor Roadhouse or camp under endless starry skies along one of Australia’s greatest desert road journeys – the Nullarbor Plain.