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You can now take a vir­tu­al trek along 126 walk­ing trails in 30 of South Australia’s nation­al parks thanks to a col­lab­o­ra­tion between the State Gov­ern­ment and Google

30 must do adven­tures in South Australia’s nation­al parks 1

Are you hold­ing a work­ing bee, plant­i­ng day, bush­walk­ing event, surf­ing com­pe­ti­tion or trail run in a park? Per­haps you’re organ­is­ing a med­i­ta­tion retreat or a par­ents’ group meet­ing and want more peo­ple to find out about it and get involved

Aus­tralian Abo­rig­i­nal cul­ture is the longest con­tin­u­ing cul­ture in the world

South Australia’s marine parks help pro­tect and con­serve marine bio­log­i­cal diver­si­ty and habi­tats, nat­ur­al and cul­tur­al fea­tures and allow for eco­log­i­cal­ly sus­tain­able development

Drones (remote­ly pilot­ed air­craft) It is an offence to fly drones (remote­ly pilot­ed air­craft) over South Australia’s nation­al parks, con­ser­va­tion parks, game reserves, recre­ation parks or region­al reserves and marine park restrict­ed access zones with­out a permit

Ama­teur film­ing and pho­tog­ra­phy A per­mit is not required to under­take film­ing or pho­tog­ra­phy in South Australia’s nation­al parks for ama­teur purposes

Any com­pa­ny, organ­i­sa­tion or indi­vid­ual propos­ing to car­ry out com­mer­cial activ­i­ties with­in the parks sys­tem requires a licence

Com­mer­cial Tour Oper­a­tor (CTO) Licences are avail­able for terms from two months to five years

Oper­at­ing in pro­tect­ed areas out­side South Aus­tralia Tour oper­a­tors should be aware that to oper­ate com­mer­cial tours in pro­tect­ed areas man­aged by the com­mon­wealth, state or ter­ri­to­ry gov­ern­ments, per­mits or licences are required