We stayed with our kids, age 8 and 10, and were warmly welcomed. We stayed in the bush cabins which were self contained with toilet and shower and immaculately clean. They were a bit rustic, but this is the Flinders. Cliff took us on the Malkii tour which gave a great sense of the living culture of the Adnyamathanha people.... More

We visited this most interesting place because we don't have a 4WD (I know! we're so ashamed .. sorry) and didn't see making it to Arkaroola as being easily achievable or necessary. We had travelled up to Lake Eyre from Melbourne in our VW Golf. We're really glad we did! Terrence and his family (the Coultards) were very welcoming and... More

Iga Warta is a centre owned and run by an Aboriginal family. Family tradition and years of professional teaching experience underpin the first class tours and cultural awareness programs that are the backbone of the centre. Guests are treated as family and friends while they stay in clean and comfortable tents and one room huts with shared common facilities in... More

the folks were friendly and the scenery beautiful but beware the mosquitos - i was glad i'd packed a mosquito net the small museum provides diverse food for thought it would be helpful to keep a few cups and plates available in those small cabins as well as a kettle as not everyone is at their best for early morning... More

By staying at Iga Warta you become one of the family and are treated as such. This is for people who want to get away from it all, want to connect with people and the environment. This is not for people who want 5 star luxury and someone to do their nails! The accomodation is a little 'rustic' which didn't... More