Opal field at Yowah in Outback Australia - click here to see a map of where we are, and how to get here. Cunnamulla is the closest town to Yowah with a post office, approximately a 2 hour drive.

OPAL shown on this site was hand mined at Yowah about 1050 kilometres inland from Brisbane which is the capital of Queensland  Australia.  Yowah is well known for its Yowah Nuts and is a popular destination for opal fossickers. On this site you will see some of our opals,  opal mining and Australian Outback photos, also Outback Australia and Yowah Opal Mining videos.

Yowah has a small general store with gas, fuel (diesel and petrol) , caravan park with powered sites and 6 cabins.  There is no hotel, so you will need to bring your own beer.

Please be sure to have a look at the Bush Poetry by local award winning poet Janine Haig.

You can also create and send a free postcard with an aussie theme, just click on the link in the menu to the left. If we don't have the information you need on the outback, or Australia in gereral, try clicking on the links below.

Australian Outback Merino Sheep

Other Web Sites of Interest

  Outback Australia discover the real Outback Australia, find accommodation, events, towns, maps - this site will help you discover the true charm and character of outback Australia

Visit Charles Sturt University Web Site for a wealth of information on Australia. Want to find out the Australian State Emblems and Flags or how many olympic medals Australia has won, or maybe the Latitude and Longitude of a town? Then this is the site to visit. A great site for school projects.

The Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology
for Australian Weather and Warnings (flooding, river and crossing levels, cyclone etc). If you would like to know more about Australia, here is a link to the Australian Bureau of Statistics .

		Qld Fossicking Information
	Directory of Australian cultural organisations and resources
weather conditions at Cunnamulla, closest large town to Yowah