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Save 20% | Stay Longer, Stay Intrepid

Save up to 20% when you extend your all-inclusive wilderness escape at Arkaba Homestead. Located…
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Arkaba New Year’s Eve Escape

Welcome the New Year in the Outback Celebrate New Year’s Eve at Arkaba Homestead, set…
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Gourmet Traveller Recognition

We are proud to share that Arkaba has been named one of the six best…
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Scenic drive to Arkaba

The road to Arkaba is pretty. Very pretty. You’ll travel through the boutique wine country…
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Exclusive Use of Arkaba Homestead

Arkaba’s 63,000 acres make it the perfect destination for small private groups of up to…
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Get ready for a safari in the Flinders Ranges

An Arkaba experience, as told by the Australian Financial Review. 'There’s no big game, but…
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In good company for sustainability

The UK’s Financial Times share their tips for sustainable lodgings, including Arkaba. Click here to…
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Why the Flinders Ranges needs to be your next getaway

Don’t take just our word for it. See Qantas Travel Insider for more. Click here…
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History of Arkaba Conservancy

THE FIRST INHABITANTS The Flinders Ranges were originally inhabited by the Adnyamathanha (Hill People) thousands…
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What makes the Flinders Ranges special?

There’s a bewildering amount of history between the layers of the Flinders Ranges. To think…
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Hands-On Experience for Guests

Gaining a true insight into what’s involved in conservation is one of the most rewarding…
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Feral Control Programs

Australia has the worst mammal extinction rate of any country on earth and our future…

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Arkaba Homestead and Flinders Ranges Arkaba Walk acknowledges the Aboriginal Communities and Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and we recognise their continued connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to Elders past and present, as we seek to understand their history and learn from their knowledge.