Sara Berki

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Country music naturally came into my life through my love for the outdoors, horse riding, and camping. It’s the perfect outlet for me to write songs that are inspired by real-life experiences and the stories I want to share.

There have been so many memorable moments already, but performing at the Gabba for the Brisbane Lions was a highlight. We performed our rendition of "Take Me Home, Country Roads" and the energy in the stadium was amazing—then the video blew up online and went viral!

Song writing is deeply personal for me—it’s my form of therapy, helping me work through what I’m feeling. I’ve written a lot of songs that have helped me work through difficult times. One of my favourites is “Happy House,” which tells the story of a little girl sitting in her room, playing with her dolls while family issues unfold nearby. I believe it’s a song people will connect with, whether or not they’ve experienced something similar.

Offstage, I’m all about comfort and practicality—camping, horseback riding, and wearing cosy western attire. On stage, I like to mix things up. I draw inspiration from Stevie Nicks, often incorporating tassels, suede, dark, moody tones, turquoise jewellery, and an Akubra hat to complete the look.

Over the past six months, I’ve been fully immersed in creating new music, and I’m beyond excited to share it with the world this year. In June, I’m heading to America for my first trip, which is a dream come true. I’ll be writing and recording new music while I’m there.

Right now, I’m touring the Australian capital cities on my first headline tour, and I’m hoping to extend the tour to regional areas this year. I’ve got big plans for the year ahead, and it feels like things won’t be slowing down anytime soon!

If you’ve ever dreamed of the perfect outback-meets-ocean road trip, this is it. Over 30 days and 6,500 km, you’ll journey through South Australia’s most breathtaking landscapes—from the red dirt roads of the outback to the rugged coastlines of the Eyre Peninsula. This itinerary isn’t about rushing from A to B; it’s about soaking up the experience—watching the sunrise over remote salt lakes, feeling the adrenaline of a rodeo, indulging in world-class seafood, and camping beneath the stars.

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Kicked off our adventure with a drive to Lake Cargelligo, where the journey winds through the rugged beauty of Ivanhoe and Menindee Lakes. Our first major stop: Broken Hill, a true outback gem that’s waiting to be explored.

The road leads you through Oodla Wirra and into the heart of Peterborough—but make sure to pull over for a night in Orroroo, a charming hidden town that’s become a personal favourite. Trust us, you won’t want to miss it!

Next, dive into the action at the infamous Carrieton Rodeo, where you’ll witness the true spirit of the Australian outback. After the rodeo excitement, head for Fitzgerald Bay for some well-earned relaxation at one of the most scenic coastal spots.

Make a quick pit stop in Port Augusta for supplies, then get ready for a scenic coastal drive. The quaint towns of Cowell and Arno Bay are not to be missed—these towns will steal your heart. Arrive in Port Lincoln and indulge in finest seafood in the stunning surrounds of Coffin Bay, a culinary delight set in a breathtaking coastal setting.

Take your time and explore these iconic natural wonders:

• Murphy’s Haystacks – Breathtaking rock formations that are a must-see.
• Talia Caves – A haven for for adventure seekers with jaw dropping views. 
• The Granites – Get up close to more awe-inspiring coastal rocks that must be experienced in person.
• Perlubie Beach & Streaky Bay – Relax in these coastal havens. Perfect for unwinding and enjoying the beauty of the South Australian coastline.

On your return journey, stop in Kimba to snap a pic at the iconic "Half Way Across Australia" sign. Along the way, pass stunning salt lakes, then camp at Baroota, a serene spot to recharge for the next leg of your adventure.

A road trip isn’t complete without visiting a landmark! Stop at the Cobb and Co Coach House, famous for its appearance on Midnight Oil’s album cover. Then, embark on a rewarding 6-hour drive to Lake Bonney, a stunning destination perfect for a swim and a peaceful evening by the water.

Fuel up in Mildura with a visit to the Holden Museum and a meal, then continue your journey towards Hay, soaking up the endless outback vibes as you arrive in the afternoon.

On the road again, pass through Rankin Springs and Condobolin, then settle in for the night in Parkes—your final stretch before returning home.

As you close this unforgettable road trip, take a moment to reflect on the beauty, history, and experiences of the journey. With memories of the outback, the coastal wonders, and the iconic landmarks, you’ll be ready to plan your next big adventure!