YALATA - Anangu Aboriginal Lands

Far beyond the crowds and city lights, Yalata Lands reveals a wild and wondrous stretch of remote South Australia. Set along the Great Australian Bight, this spectacular coastline is rich in Aboriginal culture, dramatic cliffs, untouched beaches and rolling dunes.

With 15 camping sites across more than 50 kilometres of pristine coastline, Yalata is made for off-grid adventurers, keen fishers and sunset chasers. Fishing and camping permits are required to access the alcohol-free Yalata Aboriginal Lands, helping protect this extraordinary place for future generations.

Travellers crossing the Nullarbor will find welcome comforts at the Yalata Roadhouse, including meals, coffee, fuel, EV charging, supplies and local Aboriginal art, with camping and cabins available nearby at Yalata Caravan Park.

Whether stopping overnight or chasing a salty coastal adventure, Yalata Lands offers an unforgettable outback escape, cared for by a community proud to share it respectfully.