The Australian Outback is a harsh environment which covers more than 70% of Australia's total land mass. Receiving an average of about 10 inches (25 centimeters) of rainfall per year the Outback is an arid region. Despite its harsh conditions, the Outback is home to some of the most amazing plants and animals on earth. The Kangaroo, Emu, Bearded Lizard, Koala, Dingo, and Crocodile can all be found in the Australian Outback.

The Outback is also home to Uluru, more commonly known as Ayers Rock. Uluru is a major tourist attraction as well as a World Heritage Site because of its natural beauty and cultural significance. All of the tours offered through STA Travel and AustraLearn offer students the opportunity to see Uluru up close and personal with the help of expert guides.  

Weekend Trip to the Outback

Five Day Trip to the Outback

STA Travel offers two unforgettable and awe inspiring trips to the Australian Outback.