Arkaba The Long Run

The Arkaba Walk Wild Bush Luxury “arkaba” in the local indigenous dialect means land of abundance. for over ten years arkaba’s focus has been to reverse the detrimental effects of livestock grazing by regenerating habitats and welcoming back native species. Dedicated to conservation, arkaba gives its guests the unique opportunity to really experience the outback, with guests able to help out with the many conservation projects, go on guided walks, open top safaris or even scenic flights.

Arkaba Adventures Of Distinction Traversing the ancient ikara flinders ranges and the private arkaba nature conservancy in south australia, the arkaba walk is an experience that immerses you in the story of the land. The long run arkaba’s beautifully restored 1850’s homestead, welcoming just ten guests at a time, is surrounded by 60,000 acres of privately owned and carefully protected outback. • arkaba is a global leader in using luxury tourism to facilitate conservation work and is a member of the long run initiative, a small collection of the world’s very best examples of sustainable tourism in action. Arkaba is a member of the long run: a sustainable travel movement helping businesses, nature and people work together for a better future. using the 4cs framework that we have adopted through our membership of the long run: conservation, community, culture and commerce.

Arkaba Adventures Of Distinction • arkaba is a global leader in using luxury tourism to facilitate conservation work and is a member of the long run initiative, a small collection of the world’s very best examples of sustainable tourism in action. Arkaba is a member of the long run: a sustainable travel movement helping businesses, nature and people work together for a better future. using the 4cs framework that we have adopted through our membership of the long run: conservation, community, culture and commerce. Adventure awaits on this five day all australian trek through flinders ranges national park. soon after you say goodbye to the streets of adelaide (tarntanya), you’ll be breathing in the fresh air of the 63,000 acres of the privately owned arkaba wildlife sanctuary. The unusual blend of semi arid and temperate habitats supports numerous species of plants and birds. 🦅 since the european settlement began 150 years ago, nearly 24 of the 54 native mammals have become locally extinct in the flinders ranges alone. ⁠ ⁠ 🐄 over the years, arkaba’s focus has been to reverse the detrimental effects of. Arkaba is a member of the long run: a sustainable travel movement helping businesses, nature and people work together for a better future. using the 4cs framework that we have adopted through our membership of the long run: conservation, community, culture and commerce. Arkaba joined the long run in 2018 and committed to a holistic balance of the 4cs – conservation, community, culture and commerce – as a means to contribute meaningfully to the biodiversity and the people of their local region.

Arkaba Adventures Of Distinction Adventure awaits on this five day all australian trek through flinders ranges national park. soon after you say goodbye to the streets of adelaide (tarntanya), you’ll be breathing in the fresh air of the 63,000 acres of the privately owned arkaba wildlife sanctuary. The unusual blend of semi arid and temperate habitats supports numerous species of plants and birds. 🦅 since the european settlement began 150 years ago, nearly 24 of the 54 native mammals have become locally extinct in the flinders ranges alone. ⁠ ⁠ 🐄 over the years, arkaba’s focus has been to reverse the detrimental effects of. Arkaba is a member of the long run: a sustainable travel movement helping businesses, nature and people work together for a better future. using the 4cs framework that we have adopted through our membership of the long run: conservation, community, culture and commerce. Arkaba joined the long run in 2018 and committed to a holistic balance of the 4cs – conservation, community, culture and commerce – as a means to contribute meaningfully to the biodiversity and the people of their local region.