Embark on an unforgettable journey through Broken Hill and Silverton, blending epic views, rich mining history, iconic art, and legendary film sites—all set against the stunning outback landscape. For those who want to pack in as much as possible in one day this is the Ultimate Tour!

* Includes pick up and return to your Broken Hill accommodation. This tour operates Tuesday through to Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday, from March through to November. Book for 4 and save 20% – discount automatically applied at checkout.

• We begin our journey underground on a guided tour of the historic and highly awarded Daydream Mine, for a hands-on glimpse into Broken Hill’s mining roots (entry included).
• We then take a well-earned lunch break at the popular Silverton Bakery, with tasty pies, cakes and great coffee (food and drink at guests’ own cost).
• We also take a look and photo op at the iconic Silverton Hotel.
• Next stop is at the fabulous Beyond 39 Dips to admire colorful artwork and glass art created on the premises.
• Then we step into the world of film at the Mad Max 2 Museum, packed with memorabilia from the cult classic (entry included).
• We then take a short drive out of town and soak in epic desert views at the Mundi Mundi Lookout—a perfect photo stop.
• Our afternoon continues with a visit to the fascinating Silverton Gaol Museum (entry included)
• Finally for Silverton we visit Silverton Photography and the Secret Garden, where striking imagery and a tranquil oasis add depth to your outback adventure (entry included).
• Returning to Broken Hill, we visit the renowned Pro Hart Gallery, featuring the bold and colourful works of the legendary outback artist (entry included).
• Next, we explore the Silver City Art Centre, where entry to the spectacular Big Picture is included—a panoramic masterpiece that brings the outback to life.
• At the base of the Line Of Lode we stop at the BHP Historical Site and admire incredible photos taken of the developing mine site in the 1880’s.
• Finally, we conclude with a visit to the Living Desert and the dramatic Outback Sculptures, where towering artworks rise from the desert landscape, creating a breathtaking setting for great photos (entry included).