You’ll travel to Eromanga, reputedly Australia’s furthest town from the sea. It’s located on the edge of the ancient Eromanga Inland Sea. The Eromanga Basin has been explored and developed for petroleum production with the area producing an astonishing 1.5 million barrels of oil each year. Learn more about Eromanga's geological history at the unmanned living History Centre. Simply sign out the key from the Royal Hotel and enjoy wandering the display and watching the informative film in the theatre. Another ancient discovery in Eromanga is dinosaurs. See skeletal remains from one of the largest animals to have walked the earth at the Eromanga Natural History Museum. Picture a large plant-eating sauropod dinosaur, 30 metres long and 6.5 metres high and you’re getting the idea. On the guided Australian Dinosaur Giants tour you can touch a 95 million-year-old dinosaur bone, watch fossil preparation in action, see the incredible Eulo megafauna fossils and experience the new theatrette. There are also a number of scheduled dinosaur and megafauna digs open to visitors at selected times throughout the year. Overnight Eromanga