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We spent our first day in Cooper Pedy enjoying lunch out, noodling for opal, visiting the spaceship from Pitch Black, the underground opal cave, and Umoona opal museum. #cooberpedy #southaustralia #opal

We took a short drive out to see the Dingo “dog fence” and the Breakaways at sunset. The colours of the land and rock formations at sunset was great. #breakaways #dogfence #cooberpedy #southaustralia

We took a short drive out to see the Dingo “dog fence” and the Breakaways at sunset. The colours of the land and rock formations at sunset was great. #breakaways #dogfence #cooberpedy #southaustralia

Wow what a view from here! #capespencerlighthouse #innesnationalpark

On our first stop in the Innes NP we checked out the Jetty and almost got blown away! Next level windy in the morning, but onwards we went. #stenhousebayjetty #innesnationalpark

At the end of the national park on a dirt road is dolphin bay, a stunning white sand, orange rocks, and aqua clear water beach. We spent hours here paddling, swimming and napping on

This lighthouse looks over Pondalowie bay, such a beautiful beach. Up close the lighthouse is actually metal which is different to the stone construction we usually see. #westcapelighthouse #pondalowiebay #innesnationalpark

I’ve never been this close to a shipwreck before. An epic staircase takes you down the cliff to the beach where you can walk around the ship up close. It’s a mix of fascination

Wow we loved our day out in the national park, each point of interest was different and stunning. A few tips; – there is a park vehicle entry free for the day, $12 payable

– Innes NP – SA Our last stop for the day in Innes NP was this boardwalk, it takes you from a campground/carpark to the surf beach, it was great watching the sun go