Out the Back Australia is focused on providing you with hands-on, real life outback experiences and that is why our partners are so important. Our partners are locals who have lived in the outback towns of Cunnamulla, Eulo or Yowah for generations, successfully operating their businesses or tourist attraction.
There is no better way to understand real life in the outback than to actively take part in it. Our partners will give you a real life outback experience as you become part of their world. They let you explore, taste, touch and feel the outback as you take an adventure with them into life in Cunnamulla, Eulo and Yowah - an experience you will never forget. Get more information on the best tourist attractions for your Queensland holidays!
Mike & Chris Webster – Rocky Station
Hello and welcome to "Rocky", a sheep and cattle station in the outback Australia, situated 52 km south of Cunnamulla on the banks of the Warrego River.
"Rocky" is owned by Mike and Chris Webster, and has been a family property since 1938.
You will experience our life in the outback and take a stroll along the banks of this famous inland river. Walk the unique Indiana Jones style bridge, built by Mike and his dad Les, in 1967. The bridge is 7 metres above the river bed and 70 metres long. This 43 year old wood and steel structure bridge is our only access to the outside world in times of flood. Five generations of the Webster family have used the bridge.
Join us in our homestead for a country morning tea, and hear the stories of why we live where we live. We love our way of life and feel proud and very excited to be part of "Out the Back " tours, and to be able to share our part of the west with you all.
Nan & Ian Pike - Date Farm Eulo
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Another attraction of the region is the date farm in Eulo, owned by Nan & Ian Pike for over 25 years right now. Besides a range of beautiful homemade date products for body and soul, which are available in their own little store, there is also the possibility to take a mud bath. Nibbling some dried dates and cheese while having a glass of their own date wine under the stars or a cup of tea under the outback morning sun, it is easy to relax. |
Julie & Ian McLaren
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Whenever you go on a Sunset River Cruise with Out the Back Australia, you could get the chance to meet Julie & Ian McLaren, two locals with an immense knowledge about the area and its wildlife. As the McLaren family has been living in the area for over 110 years, there is a lot the couple could tell you about before or after going on the boat cruise.
Sitting on the manicured banks of the Warrego River at the McLaren’s retirement home surrounded by magnificent gardens and nature you will be amazed as Ian or Julie walk over for a casual chat. Their knowledge about the wildlife around the region and former ecotourism property might be as good or better than that of a scientists that you will find ‘special and interesting’! Whenever you talk about bird watching or the wildlife in the area, it might be necessary to mention Julie & Ian McLaren. |
Scott & Barb Shorten - Short & Sweet Yowah
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Scott & Barb Shortens families have lived in the Yowah area for the last forty years. They have seen Yowah change from half a dozen shacks to what it is now of 147 houses. From dirt roads to get there to the bitumen sealed road they have now. |