The Nullarbor Plain, named for its lack of trees, is the world's largest flat bedrock surface, covering about 270,000 square km and featuring about 250 km of steep ocean cliffs on its southern edge.

Billed as the world's longest golf course, Nullarbor is set to open August 2009, an 842-mile trek through the desolate Outback of Australia's Nullarbor Plains, starting at Ceduna in the state of ...