Pack your overnight bag for an amazing experience in Australia’s golden outback.

We take off from Kalbarri and Fly east, crossing over Australia's Coral Coast and Australia's Golden Outback. At times we overfly the extensive Murchison river, which while generally dry, is dotted with water holes along its length.  We overfly Australia's famous grazing country, with its rich red desert appearance, with rocky outcrops and sparse bushland, reminding us of the harsh beauty that is Australia's Golden Outback, before arriving at Wooleen station. 

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Founded in 1886 by Mr James Sharpe, the Wooleen station of today carries a lot of the proud history of the Family that first farmed the land.  Currently owed and run by the Pollock Family, who purchased the property back in 1989, the Station is 152,000 hectares of land or 1,520 Squared Kilometres. This is larger than the Faroe Islands at 1,400 Squared Kilometres.  

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