The largest, independent tourism operator in far west NSW, Out of the Ordinary Outback, has turned 10 and to mark the birthday, stays at all seven of its properties have been discounted by 10 per cent from now until March 31, 2024.
Out of the Ordinary Outback was launched in August, 2013, by entrepreneur, Scott Smith, to offer quality accommodation and experiences across outback NSW, which boasts rugged, close-to-home desert scapes, sprawling sand dunes, far horizons, sweeping open spaces, big skies, colourful characters and a lack of crowds.
Since then, tens of thousands of adventure-seeking travellers and roadtrippers have stayed at the group’s seven properties:
* Broken Hill Outback Resort, nestled amongst dunes 13km west of Broken Hill
* The famous White Cliffs Underground Motel – the largest underground motel in the world
* The Argent Motel and also The Tourist Lodge – both in Broken Hill
* Copper City Motel/Hotel in Cobar
* Warrawong on the Darling outback retreat, nestled by a billabong at Wilcannia
* Ivanhoe Hotel Motel in a remote town in far west NSW
To celebrate Out of the Ordinary Outback’s 10th anniversary, accommodation at all seven of its properties has been discounted by 10 per cent from now until March 31, 2024.
Including the 10 per cent discount, nightly rates (all rates are per room for up to two people) start from just $120 at Copper City Motel/Hotel, $166 for a cabin at the beautiful Warrawong on the Darling outback retreat, $185 for a subterranean room in the iconic White Cliffs Underground Motel in the remote, cowboy outpost of White Cliffs, and $193 in a deluxe king spa apartment overlooking the desert at the Broken Hill Outback Resort, which surrounds a historic pub restored and re-tailored by Out of the Ordinary Outback in 2018.
Book direct through Out of the Ordinary Outback on 1300 679 688 or visit www.outoftheordinaryoutback.
There is no booking deadline. Conditions apply and the offer is subject to availability.
Download hi res images below showing art sculptures near Broken Hill, a group at Mundi Mundi Plains near Broken Hill, Broken Hill Outback Resort (bottom left) and a function at Broken Hill Outback Resort
