Refuel at the roadhouse onsite, and get ready to leave the bitumen once more: today you’re headed south, to famous Wooleen Station! Nearing half a million acres in size, this breathtaking outback property made its way onto Australian television screens – and into the hearts of viewers – when taken over by young newlyweds, David Pollock and Frances Jones in 2007. Controversially, the couple have removed almost all cattle from the property in an attempt to return the land to good health; instead, the property has become a local icon for travellers, who come to learn about sustainable land management in this remote part of the world. You’ll learn firsthand about life on the farm on their Guided Sunset tour. Hosted by David, this fascinating experience concludes (with permission) at Tanjimooka, an Indigenous sacred site found on the property, which is not dissimilar in appearance to Australia’s famous Devil's Marbles. As you stand atop the granite outcrop, which offers far-reaching 360-degree views of the recovering landscape, you may be struck by the notion that it’s a fitting place from which to observe the enormity of the couple’s undertaking (especially with a glass of Australian sparkling wine in hand). Stay on site at their beautiful seven-bedroom homestead, a rambling colonial treasure listed on the National Trust.