The on-site opal mine tour at Riba’s is a must. Conducted every evenings (minimum of 5 people required) for guests and visitors. We will show and explain how opal mining works and you will learn how it has changed from our pioneering days. Learn how the first miners made their fortunes and what kinds of…
Relive history and step back in time to 1916 with this original opal mine, historical museum and underground home, designed to give you the ultimate underground experience. Continuous self guided tour all day. Try your luck and look for opal in our noodling pits. Kids will love it. Opal showroom and souvenirs. Contact Details ADDRESS:…
Oasis Town & Mine Tours and Sunset Breakaways Tours run daily and are approx. 3 hours, Town & Mine Tours visit Underground homes, churches, Museum and mine, opal fields,fossick for your own Opal and watch an award winning documentary in and underground theatre with complimentary tea and coffee. Sunset Breakaways Tours include the Moon Plains,…
Travel Coober Pedy and the Painted Desert with the professionals. Modern and well equipped vehicle with informative comentary. Contact Details ADDRESS: Southern Cross Drive, Coober Pedy, SA 5723 PHONE: 0499 500 932 EMAIL: nobletoursaustralia@gmail.com WEBSITE: http://nobletoursaustralia.com.au
Delighting you daily with a variety of flavourful cuisine. Open 6.30am – 8.30pm Monday to Sunday. Contact Details PHONE: (08) 8672 5054 ADDRESS: Lot 22 Hutchison Street, Coober Pedy, SA 5723 FACEBOOK PAGE
The Opal Inn Hotel, Motel and Caravan Park in the centre of Coober Pedy, has something for everyone with well appointed secure accommodation, caravan and camping amenities (including laundry, water refilling station), plus a range of dining, bar & gaming facilities and on site bottle shop. We are located directly opposite the Information Centre and…
The mosaic garden in front of the Lions rotunda was created by members of the Coober Pedy Mosaic Group. The Seventh stone at the entrance features a mosaic of the centenary logo. A sign tells about the people who made the mosaics and their stories. The area is paved with over 100 personalised pavers, featuring…
One of the last surviving drive-ins in Australia. Built in 1965 it has been a central part of community gatherings, in 2015 it was upgraded to a digital projector ensuring excellent quality for many years to come. Enjoy this unique cinematic experience and remember explosives are not allowed to be brought in to this theatre!…
Avid von Blumenthal was a baron from Latvia who fought for Germany in WWII. He came to Australia where he hunted crocodile for 13 years before coming to Coober Pedy in 1975. His dugout which features sculptures, painting, graffiti and displays of women’s underwear, became a tourist site and a set used in movies.
Coober Pedy first Cemetery dates back to 1921 and is located near the Greek Orthodox Church