Simpson Desert Collection

The Big Red is the first and highest of 1100 dunes in the Simpson Desert, which run north-south for hundreds of kilometers

Simpson Desert, Australia, True Colour Satellite Image. True colour satellite image of the Simpson Desert in the Australian Outback. The sand dunes are coloured in red because of iron oxyd

Australia, Northern Territory, Simpson Desert, beetle tracks in sand
Jun 1998

Sand Dune Patterns, Simpson Desert

Chambers Pillar and Desert Oaks at Sunrise
Chambers Pillar is a sandstone formation some160 km south of Alice Springs in the Northern Territory. It is a spectacular solitary column towering 40 metres above the Simpson Desert plain formed

Hill in Desert

Australia, Northern Territory, Simpson Desert, Sandstone pillar
The tree is a desert oak (Allocasuarina_decaisneana)

Dune crossing to Simpson desert

The Simpson desert
Traveling in Australia

Purni Bore, Witjira National Park, South Australia

Bearded Dragon on a Branch, Simpson Desert, South Australia

Wildflowers on a Red Sand Dune in the Simpson Desert, South Australia, Australia

Sand Dunes Patterns, Simpson Desert, Northern Territory, Australia

Australia, Northern Territory, Simpson Desert, wildflowers on dune

Red sand dunes on the edge of the Simpson desert

Australia, Aerial view of Simpson Desert in Northern Territory
Aerial view of Simpson Desert in Northern Territory - Australia

Australia, Queensland, Aerial view of Simpson Desert
Aerial view of Simpson Desert in Queensland - Australia

Sand Dune - Sand dune in the Simpson Desert, near Mac Clark (Acacia peuce) Reserve, Northern Territory, Australia
DH-4460 Sand Dune - Sand dune in the Simpson Desert, near Mac Clark (Acacia peuce) Reserve Northern Territory, Australia. Cane Grass in the foreground is the home of the Eryean Grasswren

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Discover the mesmerizing beauty of the Simpson Desert, a captivating oasis in the heart of Australia's outback. Step back in time at The Old Royal Hotel, Birdsville, where history echoes through its walls and tales from 1974 come alive. As you venture further into this vast desert landscape, prepare to be awestruck by The Big Red - a towering sand dune that dominates the horizon with its fiery hues. Gaze upon a true color satellite image of the Simpson Desert and witness nature's artistry unfold before your eyes. Iron oxide paints the sand dunes in vibrant red tones while emerald green lakes and oueds punctuate this arid expanse. To the east lies a calcareous plateau, adding another layer of geological wonder to this already enchanting scene. Explore beetle tracks etched delicately into pristine sands, leaving behind intricate patterns that tell stories of resilience and survival. Marvel at Sand Dune Patterns that stretch endlessly across the desert floor like an artist's brushstrokes on canvas. At sunrise, witness Chambers Pillar standing tall amidst ancient Desert Oaks as they bask in golden light - a breathtaking sight that will leave you speechless. Ascend hills rising majestically from within this barren terrain and feel on top of the world as you take in panoramic views stretching beyond imagination. Encounter Sandstone pillars scattered throughout Northern Territory's Simpson Desert - remnants of an ancient past carved by wind and time itself. Embark on a thrilling dune crossing adventure to truly immerse yourself in the untamed spirit of this remarkable place. Journey deeper into Witjira National Park where Purni Bore awaits with its soothing thermal waters - an oasis for weary travelers seeking solace amidst nature's embrace. And don't forget to keep an eye out for Bearded Dragons perched gracefully on branches as they survey their kingdom within South Australia's Simpson Desert.