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No trees in sight on this vast, barren ride. Over vast and arid expanse across the southern part of Australia, spanning the states of South Australia and Western Australia. Covering approximately 200,000 square kilometres, this land is characterized by its flat, treeless terrain and limestone bedrock, making it one of the most unique and remote landscapes in the world. This place is also known for the world's longest golf course, stretching 1,365 kilometres from Ceduna in South Australia to Kalgoorlie in Western Australia.
No trees in sight on this vast, barren ride. Over vast and arid expanse across the southern part of Australia, spanning the states of South Australia and Western Australia. Covering approximately 200,000 square kilometres, this land is characterized by its flat, treeless terrain and limestone bedrock, making it one of the most unique and remote landscapes in the world. This place is also known for the world's longest golf course, stretching 1,365 kilometres from Ceduna in South Australia to Kalgoorlie in Western Australia.