There are lots of great tours in the Broken Hill area that allow visitors to explore the region with an expert and through a unique experience. Popular tours include:

• Outback Astronomy – explore the night sky with an expert astronomer
• Adam Edwards Photography - see and photograph key sites with skilled photographer Adam Edwards
• Silverton Outback Camels – explore Silverton on the back of a camel
• Broken Hill Heritage Walking Tour – a free tour taking in the CBD’s stately buildings with stories and insights
• Wontanella Tours – enjoy a two-hour tour along the edge of Menindee Lake led by Barkindji artists, Aunty Barbara and David Doyle

Several tour companies offer multi-day tours and experiences enabling guests to see all the highlights of the Broken Hill area. These include:

• Silver City Tours – see the most popular sites with an expert guide over five or eight nights
• Adam Edwards Photography – see and photograph the sites with skilled photographer Adam Edwards learning tips and tricks over five days
• Overland Adventures – enjoy multi-day tours visiting historic mining sites, rock art, Mutawintji National Park, Menindee and Mungo National Park

White Sands Walk starts at Greenfield Beach picnic area and ends at Hyams Beach. From Hyams Beach you can either retrace your steps or opt to take the Scribbly Gum Track back to Greenfield Beach picnic area.

Pedestrian access to the Greenfield Beach picnic area opens directly off the cul-de-sac at the end of Elizabeth Drive, Vincentia.

The White Sands Walk is 2.5kms and takes between 30 and 90 minutes to complete.

Each season is a great time to complete the White Sands Walk. In the warmer months, enjoy a swim along the way at Hyams and Greenfield beaches. In winter, humpback and southern right whales can be spotted migrating northward.

The White Sands Walk is part of Jervis Bay National Park. To protect native wildlife dogs are not permitted.