BEADELL TOURS 

Connie Sue Beadell and Mick Hutton conduct remote area trips into the western deserts of Australia during the cooler months, April to September.

Travel the roads and highways that Connie's father Len constructed during the 1950s and 1960s. Beadell Tours also travel cross-country, following routes of the early explorers.

Connie Sue Beadell and Mick Hutton

On tour with Connie and Mick

Connie relates experiences from 30 years of desert travel and shares details of the "Gunbarrel Road Construction Party" direct from Len's diaries. Mick goes back futher to explorers like Giles, Carnegie, Forrest and Rudall. 

Connie and Mick's own extensive local knowledge helps to make each tour a fascinating 'once-in-a-lifetime' experience.

To experience the best the Outback has to offer, Beadell Tours conduct small convoy, self-catered 'tag-a-long' tours, designed for travel at a relaxed pace. 

Connie and Mick have their own detailed website to visit if you'd like to join them in their extensive travels over Len's Roads and on other remote tracks in Australia's vast Outback. 

You might also want to visit some websites devoted to outback travel, communications and other sites of interest.

For Bushphone plus the HF radio direct dial telephone network and Bushtelegraph HF radio network for 4WD enthusiasts, go to Reid's Radiodata.

The primary role of the Australian National 4WD Radio Network is to provide safety orientated HF radio communications for travellers in remote areas. 

Also of interest is the The Australian National Four Wheel Drive Council. The ANFWDC is the peak recreational 4WD organisation in Australia.