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Tourists will be able to enjoy out­back adven­tures and mar­vel at remote land­scapes and wildlife when Australia’s largest nation­al park and oth­er desert attrac­tions re-open this weekend.

With nat­ur­al won­ders rang­ing from stun­ning beach­es to dense forests, South Australia’s Fleurieu Penin­su­la tru­ly has some­thing for everyone.

Increased vis­i­tor safe­ty and greater pro­tec­tion of a frag­ile and cul­tur­al­ly sig­nif­i­cant envi­ron­ment are among changes to help bet­ter man­age one of South Australia’s most pop­u­lar Out­back attractions.

South Australia’s ded­i­cat­ed envi­ron­men­tal vol­un­teers will share in more than $779,000 of State Gov­ern­ment fund­ing to help them pro­tect our pre­cious nation­al parks and biodiversity.

With strik­ing land­scapes, pris­tine beach­es, tran­quil rivers and native bush­land, Kan­ga­roo Island (KI) tru­ly is one of Australia’s best buck­et list destinations.