Warna Manda – Deserted Beaches and Rocky Coastlines (full-day tour)

Experience remote deserted beaches, dunes, and rocky outcrops with our accredited local guide. We stop for nature and wildlife, photographs, lunch, and short walks. Sustainable tourism … for small groups, getting back to nature.

Go a little further for some nature therapy. Explore our remote incredible coastline, dunes, deserted beaches, and rocky outcrops with our local guide. All accessible by 4WD only. 

The iconic coastline between Ceduna and the Head of Bight to the west provides the visitor with unparalleled opportunities to visit remote beaches, get off the beaten track, and witness nature at its best.  With ample bird watching opportunities, and the chance to see uncommon and iconic Australian wildlife, the Far West is one of the last places in South Australia to be explored by visitors.

Our Warna Manda Coastal Parks tour explore undisturbed coastal dune systems with associated samphire community and mallee woodland.  These are important habitats for the spinifex hopping mouse, short-beaked echidna, and numerous bird species including coastal raptors. Warna means ‘sea’, and Manda means ‘ground’ or ‘sand’ in the Wirangu Language. 

Included is a visit to a place of outstanding natural beauty including headlands, high cliffs, sheltered bays, and long deserted beaches. Lunch, and morning and afternoon tea is included.

This adventure suits couples of all ages, families, and small groups; call us to discuss dates that suit your itinerary.