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There is no shortage of flights to all of the regional towns and bus services also run the major highways through to Darwin in the north, Perth in the west and east to the cities on the eastern seaboard. There is only one route to the north and one to the west but several routes are available to the east. A network of sealed roads cover the state's major centres and the southern and south-east corner of the state, but off the major routes, expect unsurfaced roads. Train services are the Indian Pacific service that links west to Perth and east to Sydney, The Ghan that operates to Alice Springs and Darwin and the Overland operating to Melbourne. Adelaide has a metropolitan commuter train and bus service and details are available at TransAdelaide |
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Campervans and 4WD campers are available for rental, but only from Adelaide. Advance bookings are essential. Tour operators provide itineraries that cover all popular sites. Driver information and maps are available from offices of the Royal Automobile Club of SA (RAA) which has offices throughout the state. Some typical road distances are:
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South Australian Travel & Tourism |
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All major car rental companies are represented in the major cities and towns
throughout the state. If you are flying in at 
Adelaide to Melbourne = 732km (457 miles)
