Desperate search for experienced camper that mysteriously disappeared while traveling in Outback Australia

The concern grows for a solo camper that has been missing for 10 days in the vast and remote wilderness of Centraal -Australia.

Tyle Mali, 39, was last seen on Sunday 1 June before he started a trip to the distant northern regions of South Australia.

CCTV images conquered him who entered a white 2023 Toyota Hiace, which he had rented from Mile End in AdelaideInner West.

He reportedly drove to Arkaroola, in the Northern Flinders Ranges, about 630 km or an eight -hour drive, from Adelaide.

The rental bus, with South Australian registration S129-CWL, was last seen in the Arkaroola area just after 6 am on Monday 2 June.

The police of South Australia believe that the vehicle drove from Yunta to Arkaroola between 30 May and 1 June.

They are attractive for anyone who has seen the van between these two locations, in particular along the barrier resources, about 280 km south of Arkaroola.

Authorities fear that Mr. Mali can be wounded or stranded, without confirmed observations and no contact since the beginning of June.

CCTV with the 39-year-old Kyle Mali who enters a Toyota Hiace rental 2023 for his trip

Kyle’s personal belongings were found in his accommodation in Arkaroola, after he was missing

Sa -Politie said there were no Kyle observations after three days in the area

Assistant commissioner Ian Parrott said that the police had ‘serious concern’ for the safety of Mr. Mali.

He confirmed that some possessions of the camper had been left in his accommodation in the village of Arkaroola.

Despite three days of intensive searching in the region, there has been no sign of him.

The area is extremely remote, the circumstances are hot and dry, with limited coverage of mobile phones and the GPS follow -up system on the rental bus is out of reach.

“He may have been injured, or his vehicle can be disabled,” said Parrott.

“Given the lack of connectivity in the area, he may not be able to contact authorities.”

Mr. Mali is known as an experienced camper.

In a separate incident in 2021, the Queensland police said that Kyle had been reported as missing after he had not contacted his family for more than a month before he was found.

The area that is missing is very remote, with a limited connection and the GPS signal

An image of the Witte 2023 Toyota Hiace Kyle rented as a rental use

South -Australian emergency services, together with Polair Crews, have combed the enormous and rugged terrain between Yunta and Arkaroola.

But so far the search efforts have been empty.

Everyone who has seen Kyle or White Toyota Hiace is encouraged to contact the police immediately.