Sentences with phrase «opal capital»

Going underground is nothing unusual in this town — billed as the «Opal Capital of the World» — where digging up dirt in search of the precious gem has been a way of life for about 100 years.

Then we head for the opal capital of the world, Coober Pedy via the dingo fence.

Day Four — Today we drive west towards the opal capital of the world via red sand dune country and the world's largest cattle station, Anna Creek.

Sample some wine along the way as well as a stopping in the Opal Capital of the World, Coober Pedy.

Day 8 Today we cruise to Coober Pedy, opal capital of the world.

See Mound Springs and stay at remote William Creek and Coober Pedy the opal capital of the world.

See Mound Springs, stay at remote William Creek and Coober Pedy the opal capital of the world.

Coober Pedy: known as the opal capital of the world, you can stop by for a little opal jewellery shopping or even stay in an underground hotel (a unique Coober Pedy experience thanks to renovated mines and its hot climate!).

Along the way to Coober Pedy — the Opal Capital of the World — you'll notice the incredible change of scenery.

Groovy Grape's Boomerang trip guarantees a cheap and cheerful journey from Adelaide to Alice Springa or Alice Springs to Adelaide with the chance to explore Coober Pedy the opal capital of the world.

For a holiday in the opal capital, Opal Inn offers cool comfort and a range of facilities that will make your outback opal mining town stay a pleasure.

Opal capital of the world and a landscape a lot like Mars.

Coober Pedy, in the heart of Outback South Australia, is the opal capital of the world and exerts an overwhelming fascination for those who seek the world's most colourful gemstone.

Not exact matches

The opal mining capital of Coober Pedy, the city of Adelaide and more of the Gondwana Rainforests.

If you travel from Darwin to Adelaide, the journey takes an extra day because you stop in Manguri for a day trip to the world's opal mining capital, Coober Pedy, where many residents live in underground caves.

We enjoy a drink at the William Creek Hotel, a real bush pub, go underground in Coober Pedy, the outback opal mining capital, camp and four wheel drive into rarely visited areas including Pedirka, Great Stony, Simpson and the Painted Deserts.