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Gulf Savannah Way Cairns to Darwin tour 9 days …

Days Prior – Cape York tour prior or Cairns / Kuranda options – Ask for details or see link below 

Day 1 – Gulf Savannah Way Tours Depart Cairns for the picturesque drive to the Atherton tablelands to tour through the Undara Lava Tubes. The Undara Lava Tubes were formed some 190,000 years ago when a major volcano erupted, its molten lava flowing down a dry river bed. As the top layer quickly cooled and crusted, the fiery magma below continued to flow through the tubes taking it further and further from the volcano. The Undara tubes are the world’s longest lava flow. The word Undara means ‘a long way’ in Aboriginal language. One of the lava flows from Undara extends over 160 kilometres (or 100 miles). This makes it one of the longest lava flows from a single volcano on our planet in modern geological time. The original tube formed by the flow extended for approximately 100 kilometres, and several sections are accessible. After our 2 hour tour and tasty lunch, we travel via historic gulf towns of Mt Surprise and Einasleigh to Cobbold Gorge on Robin Hood Cattle station, for overnight. LD

Day 2 – Cobbold Gorge is unique, hidden away within the rugged sandstone formations of North Queensland. This gorge is extremely narrow, closing to only two metres in places, with spectacular 30 metre cliffs on either side. The overall length of the gorge is about six kilometres and includes a series of water-holes and rock falls, with the the last 500 meters is accessible by flat bottom boat. Great walks, swimming and relaxing or optional canoeing. Overnight Cobbold Gorge. BLD

Day 3 – Travel via Georgetown and the multi award winning, Terrestrial – the Ted Elliott Mineral Collection, the largest minerals collection in the world. We follow the Gulflander Railway line via the Gulf Development Road through Croydon which in goldrush days had 7000 people and 122 pubs. On to Normanton, and view the old Burns Philp store, and the 1870 railway history from the goldrush days, plus the hot artesian bore. Arriving  Karumba on the edge of the Gulf of Carpentaria, we enjoy a sunset river cruise. Karumba is the base of the gulf Barramundi and prawning industry and home to many salt water crocodiles. Overnight Karumba BLD – Dinner at own expense in local restaurant – great fresh fish and prawns here !

Day 4 – Burke & Wills Last Camp and Gregory Downs We travel through historic frontier towns, stopping at Burke & Wills Last Camp 119, the site of the explorers' final camp before their ill-fated journey. We visit Burketown, a town established in 1865 to serve new pastoral holdings, then cross the Plains of Promise, a region visited by the H.M. Brig Beagle in 1841. Crossing the Leichardt River, named after the explorer Ludwig Leichardt, we continue to the afternoon, we explore the Riversleigh Megafauna Fossil Fields, one of the richest fossil deposits in the world,revealing a fascinating prehistoric landscape. Return to Adel’s Grove by Lawn Hill National Park (Boodjumulla NP) for overnight. BLD-

Day 5 – Adel’s Grove and Lawn Hill National Park - Today we visit Adel’s Grove, originally an experimental botanical garden established by Albert de Lestang (ADEL) in 1920, before exploring Lawn Hill National Park. Enjoy walks, canoeing, or a swim in the stunning lagoons and rivers with picturesque waterfalls. In the afternoon, Return to the "Helton" at Hells Gate Roadhouse for overnight. Hells Gate is an iconic landmark where settlers once needed police escorts due to the fierce local Aboriginal tribes.  BLD

Day 6 – Police were stationed to provide escorts for settlers to the escarpments of Hell’s Gate, beyond which the Aboriginals were considered fierce. Hells Gate is the routes most western settlement in Queensland and now is a popular stopover with a grassy oasis and refreshments, nearby Aboriginal rock art and caves. We travel via Westmoreland (uranium deposits) and enter the Northern Territory, passing the Redbank (copper) Mine and arrive at Borroloola with time permitting to view the museum and history of this once wild frontier town, now a popular fishing destination. Population is around 800 (about 200 whites and 600 Aboriginal), with Aborigines living in camps around the town. Borroloola has some very different Aboriginal cultures ie the Yanyuwa and Mara are ‘saltwater people’ from the nearby islands while the Kurdanji and Karawa people are ‘mainland people’. Overnight Boroloola  BLD

Day 7 – Today we walk in the Lost City like towers of the  Caranbirini Nature Reserve overlooking a billabong and across the escarpment
country of the Gulf Region. The Lost City near Cape Crawford can this morning be explored by helicopter from base at the Heartbreak Hotel at Cape Crawford, with an amazing 15 or optional 30 minute flight over these ancient sandstone pillars, (or even landing) formed when all this area was underwater. After lunch we head off on the Carpentaria Highway for historic Daly Waters, and enjoy the amusing Daly Waters Pub and township adornments, including an old helicopter and the thong tree. We take a short tour of the WWII airbase and aircraft hanger here – with a fascinating historic display of WWII equipment, aircraft images and life here at that time.  Overnight Daly Waters BLD

Day 8 – Onwards north through Birdham and the Pink Panther country pub, for a swim at Mataranka Hot Springs and connect with the famous classic outback Australian story “We of the Never Never” by Jeannie Gunn first published in 1907, as an account of the experiences at Elsey Station near Mataranka, Then a short hop to Katherine, the NT's 3rd largest town, and on to to picturesque Edith Falls for lunch and a swim, or simply relax or take a swim by this beautiful peaceful river. In the afternoon we take the 3 hour drive to Darwin, passing through historic Pine Creek (old gold town) and Alligator River, home of the famous & retired water buffalo downed by Crocodile Dundee (test your hypnotic skills). Overnight Darwin BLD.

Optionally tour by Kakadu National Park for 1 or 2 nights from Katherine, or do Kakadu in a day or more from Darwin. Ask for details.

Day 9 – Tour completes after breakfast at 10am. Enjoy a free day to celebrate your journey. Enjoy a leisurely breakfast and the many sights or activities Darwin has to offer. Options include a trip to Kakadu or Litchfield National Parks, or simply shop or relax in Darwin’s balmy climate. Tour ends after breakfast. Home Flights depart from Darwin or consider travelling with us to Alice Springs with options including Kakadu, Katherine Gorge (optional), Lost City & Devils Marbles. B

Optionally tour by Kakadu National Park for 1 or 2 nights from Katherine, or do Kakadu in a day or more from Darwin. Ask for details. or see links

Inclusions

• 9 DAYS 8 Nights fully accommodated in ensuite accommodation 
• Professional and experienced driver/guide
• Access to remote areas and rock art sites unreachable by most tour vehicles
• All Delicious meals including vegetarian options.
• All World Heritage and National Park entry and accommodation fees
• Contributions of tour price supports Outback Kids and nature care programs.
• You – and Your involvement in a creation much bigger than most can imagine

Exclusions

• Items of a personal nature, Alcohol
• Flights to and from departure points
• Some optional cruises as mentioned in the itinerary

SAVE - DEDUCT $500 IF PAID IN FULL WHEN BOOKING BEFORE OCTOBER 31

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Gulf Savannah Way Darwin to Cairns tour 9 days …

REVERSE OF BELOW ITINERARY 

Days Prior – Cape York tour prior or Cairns / Kuranda options – Ask for details 

Day 1 – Gulf Savannah Way Tours Depart Cairns for the picturesque drive to the Atherton tablelands to tour through the Undara Lava Tubes. The Undara Lava Tubes were formed some 190,000 years ago when a major volcano erupted, its molten lava flowing down a dry river bed. As the top layer quickly cooled and crusted, the fiery magma below continued to flow through the tubes taking it further and further from the volcano. The Undara tubes are the world’s longest lava flow. The word Undara means ‘a long way’ in Aboriginal language. One of the lava flows from Undara extends over 160 kilometres (or 100 miles). This makes it one of the longest lava flows from a single volcano on our planet in modern geological time. The original tube formed by the flow extended for approximately 100 kilometres, and several sections are accessible. After our 2 hour tour and tasty lunch, we travel via historic gulf towns of Mt Surprise and Einasleigh to Cobbold Gorge on Robin Hood Cattle station, for overnight. LD

Day 2 – Cobbold Gorge is unique, hidden away within the rugged sandstone formations of North Queensland. This gorge is extremely narrow, closing to only two metres in places, with spectacular 30 metre cliffs on either side. The overall length of the gorge is about six kilometres and includes a series of water-holes and rock falls, with the the last 500 meters is accessible by flat bottom boat. Great walks, swimming and relaxing or optional canoeing. Overnight Cobbold Gorge. BLD

Day 3 – Travel via Georgetown and the multi award winning, Terrestrial – the Ted Elliott Mineral Collection, the largest minerals collection in the world. We follow the Gulflander Railway line via the Gulf Development Road through Croydon which in goldrush days had 7000 people and 122 pubs. On to Normanton, and view the old Burns Philp store, and the 1870 railway history from the goldrush days, plus the hot artesian bore. Arriving  Karumba on the edge of the Gulf of Carpentaria, we enjoy a sunset river cruise. Karumba is the base of the gulf Barramundi and prawning industry and home to many salt water crocodiles. Overnight Karumba BLD – Dinner at own expense in local restaurant – great fresh fish and prawns here !

Day 4 – Burke & Wills Last Camp and Gregory Downs We travel through historic frontier towns, stopping at Burke & Wills Last Camp 119, the site of the explorers' final camp before their ill-fated journey. We visit Burketown, a town established in 1865 to serve new pastoral holdings, then cross the Plains of Promise, a region visited by the H.M. Brig Beagle in 1841. Crossing the Leichardt River, named after the explorer Ludwig Leichardt, we continue to the afternoon, we explore the Riversleigh Megafauna Fossil Fields, one of the richest fossil deposits in the world,revealing a fascinating prehistoric landscape. Return to Adel’s Grove by Lawn Hill National Park (Boodjumulla NP) for overnight. BLD-

Day 5 – Adel’s Grove and Lawn Hill National Park - Today we visit Adel’s Grove, originally an experimental botanical garden established by Albert de Lestang (ADEL) in 1920, before exploring Lawn Hill National Park. Enjoy walks, canoeing, or a swim in the stunning lagoons and rivers with picturesque waterfalls. In the afternoon, Return to the "Helton" at Hells Gate Roadhouse for overnight. Hells Gate is an iconic landmark where settlers once needed police escorts due to the fierce local Aboriginal tribes.  BLD

Day 6 – Police were stationed to provide escorts for settlers to the escarpments of Hell’s Gate, beyond which the Aboriginals were considered fierce. Hells Gate is the routes most western settlement in Queensland and now is a popular stopover with a grassy oasis and refreshments, nearby Aboriginal rock art and caves. We travel via Westmoreland (uranium deposits) and enter the Northern Territory, passing the Redbank (copper) Mine and arrive at Borroloola with time permitting to view the museum and history of this once wild frontier town, now a popular fishing destination. Population is around 800 (about 200 whites and 600 Aboriginal), with Aborigines living in camps around the town. Borroloola has some very different Aboriginal cultures ie the Yanyuwa and Mara are ‘saltwater people’ from the nearby islands while the Kurdanji and Karawa people are ‘mainland people’. Overnight Boroloola  BLD

Day 7 – Today we walk in the Lost City like towers of the  Caranbirini Nature Reserve overlooking a billabong and across the escarpment
country of the Gulf Region. The Lost City near Cape Crawford can this morning be explored by helicopter from base at the Heartbreak Hotel at Cape Crawford, with an amazing 15 or optional 30 minute flight over these ancient sandstone pillars, (or even landing) formed when all this area was underwater. After lunch we head off on the Carpentaria Highway for historic Daly Waters, and enjoy the amusing Daly Waters Pub and township adornments, including an old helicopter and the thong tree. We take a short tour of the WWII airbase and aircraft hanger here – with a fascinating historic display of WWII equipment, aircraft images and life here at that time.  vernight Daly Waters BLD

Day 8 – Onwards north through Birdham and the Pink Panther country pub, for a swim at Mataranka Hot Springs and connect with the famous classic outback Australian story “We of the Never Never” by Jeannie Gunn first published in 1907, as an account of the experiences at Elsey Station near Mataranka, Then a short hop to Katherine, the NT's 3rd largest town, and on to to picturesque Edith Falls for lunch and a swim, or simply relax or take a swim by this beautiful peaceful
river. In the afternoon we take the 3 hour drive to Darwin, passing
through historic Pine Creek (old gold town) and Alligator River, home of the famous & retired water buffalo downed by Crocodile Dundee (test your hypnotic skills). Overnight Darwin BLD.

Optionally tour by Kakadu National Park for 1 or 2 nights from Katherine, or do Kakadu in a day or more from Darwin. Ask for details.

Day 9 – Tour completes after breakfast at 10am. Enjoy a free day to celebrate your journey. Enjoy a leisurely breakfast and the many sights or activities Darwin has to offer. Options include a trip to Kakadu or Litchfield National Parks, or simply shop or relax in Darwin’s balmy climate. Tour ends after breakfast. Home Flights depart from Darwin or consider travelling with us to Alice Springswith options including Kakadu, Katherine Gorge (optional), Lost City & Devils Marbles. B

Optionally tour by Kakadu National Park for 1 or 2 nights from Katherine, or do Kakadu in a day or more from Darwin. Ask for details. or see links

7 - DayOutback Queensland Dinosaur & History Adventure Tour

Explore the Dinosaur Trail and Dinosaur and Fossil Wonders of Outback Queensland

Via Cairns → Hughenden → Richmond → Winton → Longreach → Charleville → Eromanga →Tibooburra →  Broken Hill

Day 1:Cairns → Hughenden (589 km, 6 hr 45 min)

Highlights:

• Depart from Cairns 8 am via the Atherton Tablelads, enjoying the scenic drive through tropical the savannah landscapes transitioning to the Outback.
• Arrive in Hughenden, home to the Flinders Discovery Centre, where you can see the life-size replica of the famous Muttaburrasaurus, one of Australia's first dinosaur discoveries.
• Visit the Porcupine Gorge National Park, known as "Australia’s Little Grand Canyon."
• Overnight in Hughenden – Stay at a local outback motel or caravan park.

Day 2:Hughenden → Richmond → Winton (278 km, 4 hr 15 min)

Highlights:

• Depart Hughenden and head to Richmond, the Dinosaur Capital of Australia!
• Visit the Kronosaurus Korner fossil museum, showcasing marine dinosaur fossils from when this region was an ancient inland sea.
• Travel towards Winton, stopping at Stamford and Marathon along the way, enjoying the vast open landscapes.
• Arrive in Winton, the birthplace of Waltzing Matilda and celebrated at the Waltzing Matilda Centre. Winton is  home to Australia’s Dinosaur Stampede.
• Overnight in Winton – Stay at the North Gregory Hotel or an Outback lodge.

Day 3:Winton → Lark Quarry Dinosaur Trackways → Muttaburra → Longreach

Highlights:

• Drive to Lark Quarry Conservation Park (1 hr 20 min) to witness the world’s only known dinosaur stampede footprints! drive to Muttaburra, home of the famous Muttaburrasaurus fossil discovery site.

• Travel to the Muttaburrasaurus Interpretation Centre an impressive and fascinating display of the origins and discovery of our first bi dinosaur.
• Continue the journey to Longreach, the heart of Outback Queensland.
• Overnight in Longreach – Stay at a heritage hotel or outback lodge.

Day 4:Longreach → Barcaldine  > Blackall  > Eromanga

Highlights:

• Visit the Australian Stockman's Hall of Fame in Longreach
• Visit the Qantas Founders Museum to learn about the history of aviation in the Outback.
• Enjoy an outback sunset cruise on the Thomson River with dinner and entertainment.
• Depart Longreach and continue to Barcaldine with the 1891 Shearers Strike history and where the labor party was formed at the Tree of Knowledge.

• On to Blackall where Jackie Howe set the shearing record of 321 sheep in a day with hand shears.
• Travel towards Eromanga, home to Australia’s largest dinosaur fossils!
•  Overnight in Eromanga
  

Day 5:Eromanga → Noccundra  > Tibooburra

Highlights:

• Visit the Eromanga Natural History Museum and meet Cooper, the largest dinosaur ever found in Australia and as large as Brontosaurus
• Take a guided tour of the paleontology labs, where new fossils are constantly being discovered.
• Learn about Eromanga’s fascinating opal mining history and the unique outback landscapes.
• Depart for a remote outback drive to Tibooburra, crossing into New South Wales.
• Enjoy breathtaking desert landscapes, red sand dunes, and vast open plains.
• Stop at Noccundra Hotel, one of the most isolated pubs in Queensland.
• Arrive in Tibooburra, the gateway to Sturt National Park, where you can see the remains of ancient landscapes and Aboriginal rock art.
• Visit Granite Rocks, a surreal outcrop of giant boulders in the middle of the desert.
• Final overnight stay in Tibooburra, experiencing true Outback hospitality before your journey home.

 

Day 6:Tibooburra → Milparinka → Broken Hill (330 km, 5 hr)

Highlights:

• Explore Milparinka, an historic gold rush town, where you can visit: The Albert Hotel – one of the last standing original gold rush pubs. Milparinka Heritage Centre – showcasing the town’s rich mining history. Sturts Steps -– learn about Sturts heroic journeys.

Continue to Broken Hill, Australia’s famous silver mining town and art capital.

In Broken Hill Options to visit –

• The Living Desert Sculptures, stunning sandstone carvings overlooking the Outback. Pro Hart Gallery, featuring iconic Australian Outback paintings. Silver City Mint & Art Centre, home to the Big Picture, the world's largest acrylic painting. Line of Lode Memorial, honoring Broken Hill’s mining heritage.
• Final overnight in Broken Hill, accommodation own arrangements. Dinner at Marios famous Palace Hotel 

Highlights Include

• Comfortable Travel: Journey in a GXL 4WD Landcruiser,ensuring a smooth and enjoyable ride.
• All-Inclusive Meals: Savor delicious meals throughout the tour, from hearty breakfasts to exquisite dinners.
• Unique Accommodations: Stay in comfortable motels and lodges, offering a perfect blend of outback charm and modern amenities.
• Expert Guides: Learn from knowledgeable guides who bring the prehistoric past to life with fascinating stories and insights.
• Diverse Landscapes: Experience the breathtaking beauty of Queensland’s outback, from lush rainforests to rugged deserts.
• Exclusive Access: Enjoy special access to museums and attractions, providing an intimate and enriching experience.

Day 7: Broken Hill to Adelaide via Burra and Clare Valley 

• See more of Broken Hill or Silverton option
• Head for Adelaide via historic Burra - Old copper mine museum option - Enjoy a self-drive tour or walk through the Burra Mine Site, a Nationally Listed Heritage Area. The open-air museum contains remains of the mining operations.

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Channel and Corner Country Adelaide Mungo Broken Hill Tibooburra Cameron Corner Innamincka Birdsville Boulia Alice Springs 10 Day Tour

• Join tour from Alice Springs or Uluru, to Adelaide, Mildura or Broken Hill (rail option to Sydney)
• Fully accommodated hotel rooms or outback cabins at Tobermorey
• Genuine small group - 2-4 per 4WD
• NOT a Bus
• Tour Operation since 1993
  

Overnights Stops are - Tobermorey, Boulia, Birdsville 2N, Innamincka, Tibooburra, Broken Hill 2N Mungo NP, Adelaide

This Small group luxury 4WD travel via Channel and Corner Country Adelaide Broken Hill Innamincka Birdsville Alice Springs 10 Day Tour runs from Adelaide to Alice Springs via Mungo National Park, Darling River Run via Pooncarie and Menindee Lakes, Burke and Wills camp, Broken Hill, Silverton, Milparinka, Tibooburra, Cameron Corner, Moomba, Innamincka, Dig Tree, Coongie Lakes (access allowing) Mungerannie, Birdsville, Bedourie, Boulia, Tobermorey, Plenty Highway to Alice Springs.

Explore in the footsteps of Burke & Wills (visit the Dig Tree) in this remote and fascinating area around the junction of the NSW, QLD & SA borders and beyond. This tour includes Big Red sandhill viewing the Simpson Desert, Cooper Creek cruise, Boulia, Min Min lights encounter and Plenty Highway desert travel and Gemtree minerals visit.

Visit the famous Dig Tree & historic reserve, plus Burke's Grave on the banks of Cooper Creek. this remote and fascinating area around the junction of the NSW, QLD & SA borders, known as Cameron Corner. Travel through giant sheep stations from over 100 years ago, witness the Moomba oil fields & mighty Cooper Creek at Innamincka. Travelling in our luxury 4WD Landcruisers, you can stand at the famous Cameron Corner adjacent the Dog Fence. Discover ancient Aboriginal rock art sites and hear the tales of the great Cattle drives as we travel the Strzelecki Track - pioneered by Captain Starlight as he stole 1000 cattle from Queensland QLD in 1870. Later, Sidney Kidman & Co and many others made their fortunes on the track pioneered by Starlight.

Includes 2 hour Cooper Creek cruise at Innamincka if operating

ITINERARY DETAILS  - FROM ALICE OR ULURU SOUTH BOUND 

Day 1 - Depart Alice Springs and travel via Gemtree (mineral fossicking) and the Plenty Highway to Tobermorey, a remote cattle station nestled in the stunning Outback landscape. As you journey through the vast expanses, you'll be treated to breathtaking views of the rugged terrain, with giant termite nests dotting the horizon. Arrive at Tobermorey and settle into your accommodation, surrounded by the peacefulness of the Outback. Take a moment to enjoy the serene beauty of the surroundings before an evening under the star-filled sky. LD

Day 2 - Continue your adventure as you make your way to Boulia, a charming Outback town with a rich pioneering history. Explore the town's historic landmarks, such as the Stonehouse Museum, which offers insights into the early days of settlement. Visit the Min Min Encounter, a captivating theatre presentation that delves into the mysterious phenomenon of the Min Min lights, a phenomenon that has intrigued and baffled locals and visitors for decades. The exhibition sheds light on the stories and legends surrounding these strange lights, adding an air of intrigue to your journey.  Continue south via Channel Country lakes and rivers with rich birdlife to Overnight Bedourie BLD

Day 3 - Your journey takes you to the iconic Birdsville, a remote outpost renowned for its connection to Outback exploration and adventure. Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of this remote town, which comes alive during the annual Birdsville Races, a legendary horse racing event. Visit the Birdsville Hotel, an iconic Outback pub steeped in history, and listen to the stories of the old drovers and explorers who once passed through this rugged region. You'll have the opportunity to climb Big Red, the tallest sand dune in the Simpson Desert. As you conquer its sandy slopes, be rewarded with panoramic views of the vast desert landscape stretching out as far as the eye can see. Explore the local attractions, such as the Burke & Wills marked tree, a significant historical site marking the ill-fated expedition of these explorers. Discover the remnants of Australia's most famous thermal power station, a testament to the ingenuity and challenges faced in this harsh environment. Take a moment to soak in the stunning views of the vast red dunes that surround the town, offering a glimpse of the awe-inspiring Simpson Desert. Overnight Birdsville  BLD

Day 4 - Depart Birdsville and make your way to the historic town of Innamincka, located on the banks of the legendary Cooper Creek. Immerse yourself in the rich history of this region, where explorers such as Burke and Wills ventured into the unknown. Visit the Dig Tree, a poignant memorial to the ill-fated expedition, and learn about the challenges and triumphs faced by these early pioneers. Take a leisurely cruise along Cooper Creek, marvelling at the tranquil beauty of the waterway and the diverse birdlife that calls it home. Overnight Innamincka BLD

Day 5 - Spend another day in Innamincka, exploring the captivating landscapes and engaging with the local community. Discover the stunning Coongie Lakes if the access route is open, a haven for birdlife and a sanctuary of natural beauty. Delve deeper into the history of Innamincka, with its connections to early European settlement and the Indigenous cultures that have thrived in this region for thousands of years. Enjoy the warm hospitality of the Innaminka Hotel and immerse yourself in the stories and legends that have shaped this unique Outback town. Cooper Creek cruise option if running Overnight Innamincka BLD

Day 6 - Depart Innamincka and venture toward Tibooburra, a historic Outback town nestled amidst the rugged Jump-Up country. Travel via Moomba oil and gas fields, the Strzelecki Track and Cameron Corner then via Sturt National Park and the Wild Deserts wildlife restoration project. In Tibooburra, explore the National Park Museum, which showcases the region's rich  heritage and the resilience of those who lived and worked in this harsh environment. Admire the unique geological formations of the Jump-Up country, characterized by flat-topped mesas and sweeping views that stretch out as far as the eye can see. Take a moment to appreciate the serenity of this remote region, where time seems to stand still. Overnight Tibooburra BLD

Day 7 - Today, your journey takes you to Milparinka, an old gold mining town south of Tibooburra. From there to Broken Hill, a vibrant city with a fascinating mining history and a thriving artistic community. Discover the famous Silverton, a small town that has captured the imaginations of filmmakers and artists alike. Visit the Living Desert sculptures, an impressive outdoor gallery that showcases the artistic talents of local and international artists against the backdrop of the Outback landscape. Explore the Pro Hart Gallery, dedicated to the works of one of Australia's most renowned artists, and gain insights into the region's artistic heritage. Overnight Broken Hill  BLD

Day 8 - Enjoy another day in Broken Hill, where you can delve deeper into the city's rich history and cultural offerings. Explore the Railway & Historical Museum, which sheds light on the importance of the railway in connecting remote Outback communities. Visit Menindee Lakes, a series of interconnected waterways that provide a vital lifeline to the region's flora and fauna. Learn about the rich biodiversity and the significance of these lakes to the local ecosystem. In the evening, enjoy a well-deserved dinner at one of Broken Hill's iconic establishments, where you can savour delicious cuisine while reflecting on the experiences of your Outback journey.  Overnight Broken Hill

Day 9 - Depart Broken Hill and make your way to the stunning Mungo National Park, a World Heritage-listed site of immense cultural and natural significance. Explore the Walls of China, a striking formation of ancient lunettes that bear witness to the region's Aboriginal heritage and the stories of its traditional custodians, including Mungo Man and Mungo Woman. Immerse yourself in the rich history of the park, including the restored woolshed, which offers insights into the region's pastoral heritage. As you explore the park, take in the sweeping views of the vast Mungo landscape, shaped by millennia of natural processes. Overnight Mungo National Park

Day 10 - Today marks the final leg of your journey as you make your way to Adelaide, the vibrant capital of South Australia. Travel through the scenic Barossa Valley wine country, renowned for its world-class vineyards and picturesque landscapes. Sample the region's renowned wines and indulge in delectable gourmet experiences along the way. As you approach Adelaide, take a moment to reflect on the incredible landscapes, rich history, and unique experiences that have defined your Outback adventure. Tour completes Adelaide. Accommodation own arrangements.

This fully inclusive tour is by small group luxury 4WD travel.

Inclusions

• Genuine small group 2- 4 per car, in 4WD Landcruisers up to 3 cars
• Professional and experienced driver / guides
• Long established relationships with local Aboriginal people enriches experiences
• Access to remote areas and rock art sites unreachable by most tour vehicles
• Ensuite hotel/motel accommodation except possible 1 night camping at Tobermorey if booked out.
• All Delicious meals on tour, including vegetarian options.
• All World Heritage and National Park entry and accommodation fees
• Contributions of tour price support Outback Kids and nature care programs.
• You – and Your involvement in a creation much bigger than most can imagine

Exclusions

• Alcohol
• Flights to and from departure points

HIGHLIGHTS

• Start Uluru or Alice Springs - Complete Adelaide, Mildura or Broken Hill - please ASK
• Fully accommodated hotel rooms if booked early
• Genuine small group - 2-4 per 4WD
• NOT a Bus
• Tours operation since 1993
  

Join tour from Alice Springs or Uluru, to Adelaide, Mildura or Broken Hill (fly or rail options to Sydney or other cities)

Channel Country Birdsville Lake Eyre and Dinosaurs Cairns to Adelaide Tour 5 Days

Highlights include - 

• Birdsville Big Red and Birdsville Track
• Channel Country and Diamantina River country
• Marree and Mungerannie
  
• Dinosaurs at the Flinders Discovery Centre
  
• Hughenden with Muttaburrasaurus
• Kronosaurus Korner Richmond 
• Larks Quarry Dinosaur stampede, 
• Fully accommodated Cairns to Adelaide

Itinerary

Day 1: Cairns to Hughenden – A Journey Back in Time

Depart from Cairns in a luxurious 4WD Landcruiser, designed for comfort and adventure. Enjoy the scenic drive through Queensland’s lush landscapes as you head towards Hughenden. Arrive in Hughenden, a town renowned for its rich prehistoric past. Visit the Flinders Discovery Centre to see impressive fossil displays, including a life-size replica of the Muttaburrasaurus. Enjoy a leisurely stroll around town, soaking in the charming outback atmosphere.

Dinner at a local eatery, featuring hearty Australian cuisine. Overnight stay at a comfortable local motel, ensuring a restful night for the adventures ahead.

Day 2: Hughenden to Jundah – The Outback Awaits

 After a hearty breakfast, continue our journey to Richmond and visit Kronosaurus Korner, home to some of the world’s best-preserved marine fossils. Explore the fascinating exhibits, including the skeleton of a Kronosaurus, one of the largest marine reptiles to have ever lived.

From Richmond we travel to Winton, then Larks Quarry to view the dinosaur stampede. This occurred some 95 million years ago, when herds of small two-legged dinosaurs came to drink at the lake. There were at least150 dinosaurs of two different kinds - carnivorous coelurosaurs about the size of chickens, and slightly larger plant-eating ornithopods, some of them as large as emus. They were attacked by a meat-eating theropod – and the stampedes preserved at Larks Quarry

From here we then travel towards Jundah.Marvel at the changing landscapes as you traverse through the heart of Queensland’s outback. Dinner at a local pub, where you can mingle with locals and share stories. Overnight accommodation in a cozy outback lodge.

Day 3: Jundah to Birdsville

Depart from Jundah, a charming outback town, and drive through the heart of the Queensland outback, passing expansive cattle stations and striking red landscapes. Arrive in Birdsville, check into your accommodation, and enjoy a relaxing meal at the famous Birdsville Hotel. Optional scenic flight over Lake Eyre is available, offering breathtaking views of Australia’s largest salt lake. Also visit Big Red, the tallest sand dune in the Simpson Desert, and experience the stunning desert panorama. Optional .Also explore the local area and its rich history. and an optional Lake Eyre flight. Overnight in Birdsville.

Day 4: Birdsville to Marree via Birdsville Track

After breakfast, visit the Burke and Wills Tree by the Diamantina River then begin your journey down the iconic Birdsville Track, offering an authentic outback experience with vast landscapes and historic landmarks. Visit Mungarannie and cross the Cooper Creek floodplain after travel through the Stoney Desert and Tirari Desert Arrive in Marree, a historic outpost with a rich Aboriginal and Afghan heritage. Explore the town, including the old Ghan Railway station and the Marree Hotel. Enjoy a hearty dinner and relax under the clear, star-studded sky. Overnight in Marree.

Day 5: Marree to Farina, Ochre Pits, Kanyaka Ruins, and Hawker and Adelaide

Depart Marree and head towards the historic ghost town of Farina. Wander through the ruins and imagine life in this once-thriving settlement of 300 people that supported s. Kidman & Co moving 500 catte a week to the Adelaide markets. . Continue to the Ochre Pits, a significant Aboriginal cultural site, and learn about the traditional uses of ochre. Visit the Kanyaka Ruins, a haunting reminder of the early settler’s challenges in the harsh outback environment. Arrive in Hawker, a small town at the edge of the Flinders Ranges.

Depart Hawker and drive to Quorn, a historic railway town. Explore the Pichi Richi Railway and its heritage steam trains history. Continue your journey south through picturesque landscapes, passing through small outback towns and rolling hills. Arrive in Adelaide and journey end approx 6pm

Next day options - Enjoy the city’s attractions, such as the Adelaide Central Market, North Terrace, and the beautiful parklands. Reflect on your incredible outback adventure over dinner in one of Adelaide’s renowned restaurants. Overnight in Adelaide (accommodation not included in this itinerary).

Highlights Include

• Comfortable Travel: Journey in a GXL 4WD Landcruiser, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable ride.
• All-Inclusive Meals: Savor delicious outback meals throughout the tour, from hearty breakfasts to local specialties.
• Unique Accommodations: Stay in comfortable motels and lodges, offering a perfect blend of outback charm and modern amenities.
• Expert Guides: Learn from knowledgeable guides who bring the prehistoric past to life with fascinating stories and insights.
• Diverse Landscapes: Experience the breathtaking beauty of Queensland’s outback, from lush rainforests to rugged deserts.
• Exclusive Access: Enjoy special access to museums and attractions, providing an intimate and enriching experience.

Book your seat on this extraordinary adventure today and embark on a journey through time and landscapes, tailored
for the discerning traveller who seeks both comfort and adventure.

Adult price is based on twin or double sharing a room. If one person, single rate applies.

Call Now: 1300 763 188

Dinosaur Adventure Tour: Cairns to Adelaide in Style 5-Day

Highlights include - 

• Flinders Discovery Centre,Hughenden with Muttaburrasaurus, 
• Kronosaurus Korner, Richmond 
• Larks Quarry Dinosaur stampede, 
• Eromanga with the largest dinosaur fossils found in Australia. 
• Fully accommodated Cairns to Adelaide

Itinerary

Day 1: Cairns to Hughenden – A Journey Back in Time

Depart from Cairns in a luxurious 4WD Landcruiser, designed for comfort and adventure. Enjoy the scenic drive through Queensland’s lush landscapes as you head towards Hughenden. Arrive in Hughenden, a town renowned for its rich prehistoric past. Visit the Flinders Discovery Centre to see impressive fossil displays, including a life-size replica of the Muttaburrasaurus. Enjoy a leisurely stroll around town, soaking in the charming outback atmosphere.

Dinner at a local eatery, featuring hearty Australian cuisine. Overnight stay at a comfortable local motel, ensuring a restful night for the adventures ahead.

Day 2: Hughenden to Jundah – The Outback Awaits

 After a hearty breakfast, continue our journey to Richmond and visit Kronosaurus Korner, home to some of the world’s best-preserved marine fossils. Explore the fascinating exhibits, including the skeleton of a Kronosaurus, one of the largest marine reptiles to have ever lived.

From Richmond we travel to Winton, then Larks Quarry to view the dinosaur stampede. This occurred some 95 million years ago, when herds of small two-legged dinosaurs came to drink at the lake. There were at least150 dinosaurs of two different kinds - carnivorous coelurosaurs about the size of chickens, and slightly larger plant-eating ornithopods, some of them as large as emus. They were attacked by a meat-eating theropod – and the stampedes preserved at Larks Quarry

From here we then travel towards Jundah.Marvel at the changing landscapes as you traverse through the heart of Queensland’s outback. Dinner at a local pub, where you can mingle with locals and share stories. Overnight accommodation in a cozy outback lodge.

Day 3: Jundah to Eromanga – Dinosaur Capital

 Set off for Eromanga, home to some of Australia’s most significant dinosaur discoveries. The drive offers breathtaking views and a true sense of adventure.

 Explore the Eromanga Natural History Museum, where you’ll see the largest dinosaur fossils ever found in Australia.Engage in interactive exhibits and gain insights from expert palaeontologists.

 Enjoy a delicious dinner at the museum’s café, featuring local produce. Relax overnight in well-appointed accommodations, offering modern comforts in an outback setting.

Day 4: Eromanga to Tibooburra – Crossing Borders

 Depart Eromanga and head towards the historic town of Tibooburra. The journey takes you through remote and picturesque landscapes, perfect for photography enthusiasts.

 Arrive in Tibooburra, known for its striking granite outcrops and rich gold mining history. Visit the Tibooburra Pioneer Park and the Courthouse Museum to learn about the town’s fascinating past.

Dinner at the local pub and overnight

Day 5: Tibooburra to Adelaide – The GrandFinale

 Embark on the final leg of your journey towards Adelaide. Enjoy the varied landscapes as you travel from the outback to the city.

Arrive in Adelaide, known for its vibrant culture and beautiful parks. Visit the South Australian Museum to see more incredible dinosaur exhibits and fossils.

 Conclude your adventure with a farewell dinner at one of Adelaide’s fine dining restaurants, celebrating your unforgettable journey. Overnight in a luxurious city hotel, reflecting on the incredible experiences and memories made.

Highlights Include

• Comfortable Travel: Journey in a GXL 4WD Landcruiser,ensuring a smooth and enjoyable ride.
• All-Inclusive Meals: Savor delicious meals throughout the tour, from hearty breakfasts to exquisite dinners.
• Unique Accommodations: Stay in comfortable motels and lodges, offering a perfect blend of outback charm and modern amenities.
• Expert Guides: Learn from knowledgeable guides who bring the prehistoric past to life with fascinating stories and insights.
• Diverse Landscapes: Experience the breathtaking beauty of Queensland’s outback, from lush rainforests to rugged deserts.
• Exclusive Access: Enjoy special access to museums and attractions, providing an intimate and enriching experience.

Book your seat on this extraordinary dinosaur adventure today and embark on a journey through time and landscapes, tailored
for the discerning traveller who seeks both comfort and adventure.

Call Now: 1300 763 188

Outback SA and QLD Dinosaur Adventure Adelaide to Cairns Tour 5 Days

REVERSE OF BELOW ITINERARY

Highlights include - 

• Flinders Discovery Centre, Hughenden with Muttaburrasaurus, 
• Kronosaurus Korner, Richmond 
• Larks Quarry Dinosaur stampede, 
• Eromanga with the largest dinosaur fossils found in Australia. 
• Fully accommodated Cairns to Adelaide

Itinerary

Day 1: Cairns to Hughenden – A Journey Back in Time

Depart from Cairns in a luxurious 4WD Landcruiser, designed for comfort and adventure. Enjoy the scenic drive through Queensland’s lush landscapes as you head towards Hughenden. Arrive in Hughenden, a town renowned for its rich prehistoric past. Visit the Flinders Discovery Centre to see impressive fossil displays, including a life-size replica of the Muttaburrasaurus. Enjoy a leisurely stroll around town, soaking in the charming outback atmosphere.

Dinner at a local eatery, featuring hearty Australian cuisine. Overnight stay at a comfortable local motel, ensuring a restful night for the adventures ahead.

Day 2: Hughenden to Jundah – The Outback Awaits

 After a hearty breakfast, continue our journey to Richmond and visit Kronosaurus Korner, home to some of the world’s best-preserved marine fossils. Explore the fascinating exhibits, including the skeleton of a Kronosaurus, one of the largest marine reptiles to have ever lived.

From Richmond we travel to Winton, then Larks Quarry to view the dinosaur stampede. This occurred some 95 million years ago, when herds of small two-legged dinosaurs came to drink at the lake. There were at least150 dinosaurs of two different kinds - carnivorous coelurosaurs about the size of chickens, and slightly larger plant-eating ornithopods, some of them as large as emus. They were attacked by a meat-eating theropod – and the stampedes preserved at Larks Quarry

From here we then travel towards Jundah.Marvel at the changing landscapes as you traverse through the heart of Queensland’s outback. Dinner at a local pub, where you can mingle with locals and share stories. Overnight accommodation in a cozy outback lodge.

Day 3: Jundah to Eromanga – Dinosaur Capital

 Set off for Eromanga, home to some of Australia’s most significant dinosaur discoveries. The drive offers breathtaking views and a true sense of adventure.

 Explore the Eromanga Natural History Museum, where you’ll see the largest dinosaur fossils ever found in Australia.Engage in interactive exhibits and gain insights from expert palaeontologists.

 Enjoy a delicious dinner at the museum’s café, featuring local produce. Relax overnight in well-appointed accommodations, offering modern comforts in an outback setting.

Day 4: Eromanga to Tibooburra – Crossing Borders

 Depart Eromanga and head towards the historic town of Tibooburra. The journey takes you through remote and picturesque landscapes, perfect for photography enthusiasts.

 Arrive in Tibooburra, known for its striking granite outcrops and rich gold mining history. Visit the Tibooburra Pioneer Park and the Courthouse Museum to learn about the town’s fascinating past.

Dinner at the local pub and overnight

Day 5: Tibooburra to Adelaide – The GrandFinale

 Embark on the final leg of your journey towards Adelaide. Enjoy the varied landscapes as you travel from the outback to the city.

Arrive in Adelaide, known for its vibrant culture and beautiful parks. Visit the South Australian Museum to see more incredible dinosaur exhibits and fossils.

 Conclude your adventure with a farewell dinner at one of Adelaide’s fine dining restaurants, celebrating your unforgettable journey. Overnight in a luxurious city hotel, reflecting on the incredible experiences and memories made.

Highlights Include

• Comfortable Travel: Journey in a GXL 4WD Landcruiser,ensuring a smooth and enjoyable ride.
• All-Inclusive Meals: Savor delicious meals throughout the tour, from hearty breakfasts to exquisite dinners.
• Unique Accommodations: Stay in comfortable motels and lodges, offering a perfect blend of outback charm and modern amenities.
• Expert Guides: Learn from knowledgeable guides who bring the prehistoric past to life with fascinating stories and insights.
• Diverse Landscapes: Experience the breathtaking beauty of Queensland’s outback, from lush rainforests to rugged deserts.
• Exclusive Access: Enjoy special access to museums and attractions, providing an intimate and enriching experience.

Book your seat on this extraordinary dinosaur adventure today and embark on a journey through time and landscapes, tailored
for the discerning traveller who seeks both comfort and adventure.

Call Now: 1300 763 188

Dinosaurs & Dreamtime: Where Ancient Meets Eternal

A Seven-Day Journey Through Australia's Timeless Heart

Step into a land where prehistoric giants once roamed and dreaming stories echo across endless horizons. Our signature seven-day expedition from tropical Cairns to spectacular Sydney weaves together 95 million years of history with the world's oldest living culture, creating an unforgettable Australian odyssey.

Day One: From Reef to Red Earth
Your journey begins in the tropical paradise of Cairns, where the Great Barrier Reef meets ancient rainforest. As we venture westward, watch the landscape transform from emerald rainforest to golden savannah. The morning light plays across the changing terrain as we make our way to historic Herberton. In Hughenden, prepare to be amazed as you come face-to-face with 'Hughie', a magnificent Muttaburrasaurus skeleton. By afternoon, Richmond welcomes us with the world-class Kronosaurus Korner, where marine fossils tell tales of an inland sea. As sunset paints the sky, raise a glass to your first night under the vast outback stars.

Day Two: Following Dinosaur Footsteps
Dawn breaks over Lake Fred Tritton, offering photographers a symphony of light and color. Our journey to Muttaburra takes us to the very spot where the first Muttaburrasaurus was unearthed. The historic Muttaburra Hotel serves up both lunch and legends. Winton beckons with its crown jewel - the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum. The day's crescendo comes at Lark Quarry Conservation Park, where you'll witness the world's only known dinosaur stampede site. Tonight, rest at the iconic North Gregory Hotel, birthplace of "Waltzing Matilda."

Day Three: Legends Take Flight
Longreach greets us with the proud legacy of Australian aviation at the Qantas Founders Museum. The Australian Stockman's Hall of Fame brings to life the legends of the outback's most remarkable characters. Traditional billy tea and damper fuel our spirits before we continue to Blackall, home of the legendary Black Stump. Here, authentic outback hospitality awaits at the historic Barcoo Hotel, where local graziers share tales over hearty country fare.

Day Four: Workers' Heritage to Prehistoric Wonders
Morning finds us in Barcaldine, where the Tree of Knowledge stands as a silent sentinel to Australia's labor movement. The Workers Heritage Centre paints a vivid picture of the struggles and triumphs that shaped our nation. By afternoon, Eromanga reveals its prehistoric treasures, including 'Cooper', Australia's largest dinosaur. As night falls, join our resident astronomer for an unforgettable stargazing experience at Cooper's Country Lodge.

Day Five: Ancient Waters, Timeless Culture
Our journey through Channel Country leads us to Bourke, where the mighty Darling River has carved stories in the land for millennia. In Brewarrina, witness one of humanity's oldest engineering feats - the ancient Aboriginal fish traps, a testament to over 40,000 years of indigenous ingenuity. Tonight, immerse yourself in living culture with a traditional smoking ceremony and dreamtime stories at the Brewarrina Aboriginal Cultural Museum.

Day Six: From Wetland Wonders to Celestial Secrets
The Macquarie Marshes await with their symphony of birdlife and rich ecosystem. Learn the secrets of bush tucker from traditional owners before capturing the perfect shot during our photography masterclass. As day turns to night in Coonabarabran, the Warrumbungle National Park and Siding Spring Observatory invite you to explore the southern sky's celestial wonders.

Day Seven: Mountains, Memories, and Metropolis
Our final day dawns with a spectacular sunrise over the Warrumbungles before we wind our way through the majestic Blue Mountains. Toast your journey with new friends over lunch at Echo Point, gazing across the iconic Three Sisters, before arriving in Sydney, where ancient songlines meet modern dreams.

Highlights Include

• Comfortable Travel: Journey in a GXL 4WD Landcruiser,ensuring a smooth and enjoyable ride.
• All-Inclusive Meals: Savor delicious meals throughout the tour, from hearty breakfasts to exquisite dinners.
• Unique Accommodations: Stay in comfortable motels and lodges, offering a perfect blend of outback charm and modern amenities.
• Expert Guides: Learn from knowledgeable guides who bring the prehistoric past to life with fascinating stories and insights.
• Diverse Landscapes: Experience the breathtaking beauty of Queensland’s outback, from lush rainforests to rugged deserts.
• Exclusive Access: Enjoy special access to museums and attractions, providing an intimate and enriching experience.

• Indigenous cultural experiences
• All entry fees and activities

Limited to 8 passengers per departure, this intimate expedition
operates from March to October, when the outback weather is at its
finest. Moderate fitness required for short walks and fossil site
visits.

Join us on a journey where every sunset tells a story, every meal
shares a memory, and every moment brings you closer to the heart of
ancient Australia.

Book your seat on this extraordinary dinosaur adventure today and embark on a journey through time and landscapes, tailored
for the discerning traveller who seeks both comfort and adventure.

Call Now: 1300 763 188

Dinosaurs Discovery & Dreamtime: Where Ancient Meets Eternal

A Seven-Day Journey Through Australia's Timeless Heart

Step into a land where prehistoric giants once roamed and dreaming stories echo across endless horizons. Our signature seven-day expedition from tropical Cairns to spectacular Sydney weaves together 95 million years of history with the world's oldest living culture, creating an unforgettable Australian odyssey.

TOUR RUNS REVERSE DIRECTION

Day One: From Reef to Red Earth
Your journey begins in the tropical paradise of Cairns, where the Great Barrier Reef meets ancient rainforest. As we venture westward, watch the landscape transform from emerald rainforest to golden savannah. The morning light plays across the changing terrain as we make our way to historic Herberton. In Hughenden, prepare to be amazed as you come face-to-face with 'Hughie', a magnificent Muttaburrasaurus skeleton. By afternoon, Richmond welcomes us with the world-class Kronosaurus Korner, where marine fossils tell tales of an inland sea. As sunset paints the sky, raise a glass to your first night under the vast outback stars.

Day Two: Following Dinosaur Footsteps
Dawn breaks over Lake Fred Tritton, offering photographers a symphony of light and color. Our journey to Muttaburra takes us to the very spot where the first Muttaburrasaurus was unearthed. The historic Muttaburra Hotel serves up both lunch and legends. Winton beckons with its crown jewel - the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum. The day's crescendo comes at Lark Quarry Conservation Park, where you'll witness the world's only known dinosaur stampede site. Tonight, rest at the iconic North Gregory Hotel, birthplace of "Waltzing Matilda."

Day Three: Legends Take Flight
Longreach greets us with the proud legacy of Australian aviation at the Qantas Founders Museum. The Australian Stockman's Hall of Fame brings to life the legends of the outback's most remarkable characters. Traditional billy tea and damper fuel our spirits before we continue to Blackall, home of the legendary Black Stump. Here, authentic outback hospitality awaits at the historic Barcoo Hotel, where local graziers share tales over hearty country fare.

Day Four: Workers' Heritage to Prehistoric Wonders
Morning finds us in Barcaldine, where the Tree of Knowledge stands as a silent sentinel to Australia's labor movement. The Workers Heritage Centre paints a vivid picture of the struggles and triumphs that shaped our nation. By afternoon, Eromanga reveals its prehistoric treasures, including 'Cooper', Australia's largest dinosaur. As night falls, join our resident astronomer for an unforgettable stargazing experience at Cooper's Country Lodge.

Day Five: Ancient Waters, Timeless Culture
Our journey through Channel Country leads us to Bourke, where the mighty Darling River has carved stories in the land for millennia. In Brewarrina, witness one of humanity's oldest engineering feats - the ancient Aboriginal fish traps, a testament to over 40,000 years of indigenous ingenuity. Tonight, immerse yourself in living culture with a traditional smoking ceremony and dreamtime stories at the Brewarrina Aboriginal Cultural Museum.

Day Six: From Wetland Wonders to Celestial Secrets
The Macquarie Marshes await with their symphony of birdlife and rich ecosystem. Learn the secrets of bush tucker from traditional owners before capturing the perfect shot during our photography masterclass. As day turns to night in Coonabarabran, the Warrumbungle National Park and Siding Spring Observatory invite you to explore the southern sky's celestial wonders.

Day Seven: Mountains, Memories, and Metropolis
Our final day dawns with a spectacular sunrise over the Warrumbungles before we wind our way through the majestic Blue Mountains. Toast your journey with new friends over lunch at Echo Point, gazing across the iconic Three Sisters, before arriving in Sydney, where ancient songlines meet modern dreams.

Highlights Include

• Comfortable Travel: Journey in a GXL 4WD Landcruiser,ensuring a smooth and enjoyable ride.
• All-Inclusive Meals: Savor delicious meals throughout the tour, from hearty breakfasts to exquisite dinners.
• Unique Accommodations: Stay in comfortable motels and lodges, offering a perfect blend of outback charm and modern amenities.
• Expert Guides: Learn from knowledgeable guides who bring the prehistoric past to life with fascinating stories and insights.
• Diverse Landscapes: Experience the breathtaking beauty of Queensland’s outback, from lush rainforests to rugged deserts.
• Exclusive Access: Enjoy special access to museums and attractions, providing an intimate and enriching experience.

• Indigenous cultural experiences
• All entry fees and activities

Limited to 8 passengers per departure, this intimate expedition operates from March to October, when the outback weather is at its
finest. Moderate fitness required for short walks and fossil site visits.

Join us on a journey where every sunset tells a story, every meal shares a memory, and every moment brings you closer to the heart of
ancient Australia.

Book your seat on this extraordinary dinosaur adventure today and embark on a journey through time and landscapes, tailored
for the discerning traveller who seeks both comfort and adventure.

Call Now: 1300 763 188

Cape York Thursday Island Tours, with Horn Island, Weipa, Daintree, Quinkan Rock Art, Cairns to Cairns Tour - 9 day tour Cairns returning to Cairns overland, including Laura Rock Art, Weipa, & Billys Landing, Thursday & Horn Island ferries & day tours, including Twin & Fruit Bat Falls (on Old Telegraph Track) and last night accommodated in Cairns. Includes Cooktown, Lakefield National Park, Daintree Rainforest. Join us to travel by luxury 4WD to the northern most tip of Australia at Cape York & Thursday Island & Horn Island cruise and island tours. Explore Quinkan Rock Art, then Cooktown, Weipa, Lakefield National Park & the Daintree Rainforests, Mossman Gorge, Bloomfield Falls.

Tour is all accommodated

Cape York Thursday Island Daintree Rock Art Cairns Tour details

Day 1 – Cape York Thursday Island Tours – Depart Cairns 730 am and travel through ainforests to the and the Atherton Tablelands via picturesque Kuranda and Mareeba via the Palmer River area famous in the gold rush days, to the Laura Dance Festival site (time at festival available if dates match – biannual event). You can choose to spend the day here, or travel the short distance to the Quinkan Rock Art Reserve, and an afternoon tour of this amazing rock art site. Overnight Hann River Roadhouse BLD

Rock Art Walk – Explore some of the Quinkan Aboriginal Rock Art at the Split Rock art site or the Quinkan rock art at Jowalbinna in Queensland’s premier rock art sites The areas include –

• Giant Wallaroo – “The Cycle of Birth and Death”: Spectacular landscapes and paintings on a walk into Pine Tree Creek valley and up to the opposite escarpment wall.
• The Brady Creek Escarpment – “Many Clans, Many Totems”: Includes Death Adder, Honeymoon Cave, Red Lady, Garfish Sorcery and Tent Shelter rock art sites, near refreshing Brady Creek.
• Emu Dreaming – “The Emu Ancestor enters the Land”: An accessible site featuring ancient abstract engravings and occupation evidence.
• Yam Dreaming – “The Archaeologists’ Choice”: A fascinating archaeological dig site on fertility ceremonial grounds, involving a challenging walk and climb into the site (available for exclusive touring only).

Day 2 – Depart up the Peninsular Development Road for the Old Telegraph Track (OTT) heading for Cape York. We travel via the Hann River Roadhouse, and check out the Musgrave Telegraph Station. Musgrave was first built as an overland telegraph station in 1887, along with Palmerville, Fairview, Coen, Mein, Moreton, McDonnell and Paterson. It was named after Sir Anthony Musgrave (1828 – 1888) who was Governor of Queensland from 1883 to 1888. These stations were  repeater stations, with great banks of batteries and a generator to boost the power in the telegraph line.  Beyond the township of Coen we pass the old Quarantine Station, and begin to pass a number of exciting creek crossings. We pass through the Mungkan Kandju National Park, a large wilderness park that stretches from the McIlwraith Range foothills, between the Archer and Coen rivers, and consists of open eucalypt woodlands, melaleuca swamps and various rainforest types. The Wik Mungkan, Kaanju and Ayapathu Aboriginal peoples, the Traditional Owners of the park, welcome you to their land and ask that you respect their culture and country during your visit. We take a break at the Archer River Roadhouse, and cross the Piccaninny Plains and Savannah country to arrive in Weipa for a tour of the massive bauxite mine operated by Rio Tinto. Weipa is the largest town on Cape York Peninsula, and has approx 3000 people supporting the mining and export of bauxite and cattle. Nearby is Duyfken Point, where Dutch explorer Willem Janszoon recorded the Australian coast in 1606, 164 years prior to James Cook. BLD Overnight Weipa

Day 3 – Depart Weipa to the OTT, crossing the Wenlock River.  After a stop at the Moreton Telegraph Station, we turn off the OTT to the Bamaga Rd and enter the Jardine National Park and the Heathlands. Be entranced by the unusual change in the landscape. The Heathlands is a vast area of 2 metre high wet anddry heath vegetation which live side by side and is home to an abundanceof wildlife. Enjoy a break at Eliot Falls before we cross the notorious Jardine River. We pass through the administrative centre for the region, Bamaga to Siesia, the “Gateway to the Torres Strait”. 

Today we also travel on to the farthest northern point of Australia to stand on Australia’s northern most tip at Cape York , view the numerous islands of the Torres Strait, and the meeting place of the Arafura and Coral Seas. Overnight Punsand Bay Resort, or  Cape York Peninsula Lodge Barmaga, BLD

Day 4 – At 8 am depart by fast cat ferry for the 1 hour 10 min ride to Thursday Island, passing Friday and seeing Wednesday Islands enroute. Thursday Island is known as Waiben, meaning ‘no water or place of no water’. In 1877, TI  was an administrative centre for the Torres Strait Islands established by the Queensland Government. In the early days over 1000 Japanese pearl divers were operating here. In 1880, Thursday Island acted as a defence post for Australia and old canons remain on the Island. On TI, a 1 hour island tour is included, highlighting local history and landmarks, then free time to enjoy the Torres Strait Islander cultural centre, and pearl, souvenir or window shopping. After lunch, (own cost) the return ferry departs at 2:30 from Engineers Wharf, arriving approximately 3:40. Enjoy free time this afternoon till dinner. Optionally, from Thursday Island your can join the Horn Island tour which visits WWII sites including a WWII museum. This tour also meets the last & only return ferry, and does not give time to look around Thursday Island. If you choose, you can overnight here and join us early next morning (additional cost) BD Overnight Punsand Bay Resort, or Cape York Peninsula Lodge Barmaga, Cape York

Day 5 – Heading south we visit the WWII aircraft wrecks of Bamaga, and skirt the Jardine River National Park, take the Jardine River crossing then a rest stop at Fruit Bat Falls.  We take the road to the coast to visit the beach at Captain Billy’s Landing located on the east coast, and arrive Moreton Telegraph Station (or Bramwell Station)  for a few yarns, a great meal and overnight. BLD

Day 6   - Bramwell Station to Hann River Roadhouse - Today enjoy the station life, before we head off down the route of the Old Telegraph Trac,  Moreton Telegrapgh Station, Archer River and Coen for a good look around at this largest stopover on the Cape York Peninsula. In 1623, Jan Carstensz, the navigator of the ship Pera of the Dutch East India Company named a river on Cape York Peninsula after Jan Pieterszoon Coen, the Governor-General of the Dutch East Indies. Today that river is known as the Archer River and the name Coen River is given to one of its tributaries (wikipedia). The Coen district was first settled following the exploration of Cape York Peninsula by William Hann in 1872., and later Gold discovery in the area. The local Aboriginal people were a thread to settlers, so the area was avoided for some time. Travelling south we overnight at Hann River Roadhuse BLD

Day 7 – Today we explore Lakefield National Park. The park is home to threatened species including the red goshawk, Lakeland Downs mouse and spectacled hare-wallaby. Hann and Kalpowar crossings are two of the many significant Aboriginal cultural sites found in the area. Barramundi abound here if you are feeling adventurous, and many waterbirds inhabit Low Lake. Enjoy this rich nature and great waterholes for swimming. Arrive Cooktown late afternoon for overnight. BLD

Day 8 – Cooktown to Cairns via the Bloomfield Track & Daintree Rainforests. The Daintree Rainforest encompasses an area of approximately 1,200 square kilometres, from the Daintree River north to Cooktown and west to the Great Divide, representing the single largest block of tropical rainforest in Australia. The area protected under World Heritage listing covers an area of approximately 12,000 square kilometres, stretching from Townsville to Cooktown 75 per cent of which is tropical rainforest, an area equivalent to about the size of Sydney. We explore and discover the magic of rainforests on our Daintree Rainforest Discovery centre walk.

Cooktown was first established for the goldfields on the Palmer River in 1872, although its also famous for when Captain Cook repaired his ship, The Endeavour, after hitting coral on the Great Barrier Reef. We check out some key local landmarks, including the Vera Scarth-Johnson Gallery, whose artwork consists of illustrations of the flowering plants from the region, the Grassy Hill Lighthouse which is home to the Cooktown lighthouse, built in England and shipped to Cooktown in 1885, the sun dial which is actually a ‘Global Positioning Monument’ and Captain Cook’s Grassy Hill Monument. Also, the James Cook Museum, including canon and the anchor from from Cooks ship, the HM Barque Endeavour and Chinese, Pastoral, Mining, and Indigenous artefacts.

We depart Cooktown via the coastal road (4WD only) and witness Black Mountain National Park, home to mysterious Aboriginal legends. We visit the heritage-listed Lions Den Hotel built in 1875, then spectacular Bloomfield Falls at the Bloomfield River crossing.  This track was the site of many protests and the Daintree Blockade in 1983. The Bloomfield track takes us to Cape Tribulation and on to the ferry to cross the Daintree River. Time permitting, we travel through Mossman and visit Mossman Gorge, and a side trip via Port Douglas. Overnight Cairns. BLD

Day 9 – Tour ends in Cairns after breakfast 10:00 am. Enjoy relaxing time in Cairns or flights home or join us to travel from Cairns to Darwin via the Lost City, Undara Lava Tubes and Savannah Way Tour

Undara Lava Tubes – Volcano Valley – Volcanic lava over 300,000 years, has created a remarkable tunnel system that lies beneath the  rich grasslands of Undara. See them on the Lost City, Undara Lava Tubes and Savannah Way Tour If travelling to Cairns join Spirit Safaris to meet this tour from Alice Springs, explore the Plenty Highway on the edge of the Simpson Desert, the Min Min experience in Boulia, the mighty Diamantina River and the Dinosaur Trail as we travel on to Cloncurry (Qantas birthplace) Undara Lava Tubes & Cairns. If travelling from or to Darwin, explore the Lost City, Lawn Hill, Adel’s Grove, Cobbold Gorge, Dally Waters, Mataranka Hot Springs ( and “We of the Never Never” homestead) & Katherine. Optionally Kakadu via Cooinda (with Yellow Waters Cruise) to Darwin. (meets Darwin to Broome tour departure) Cape York, Thursday Island, Weipa, Daintree Rainforest, Quinkan Rock Art from Cairns 4WD Tour

9 Day Cape York Thursday Island Daintree Rock Art Cairns Tour  from Cairns to Cairns  9 day tour Cairns returning to Cairns overland, including Laura Rock Art, Weipa, & Billys Landing, Thursday & Horn Island ferries & day tours, including Twin & Fruit Bat Falls (on Old Telegraph Track) and last night accommodation in Cairns. Includes all meals, entry & park fees, professional guide, ferry to & from Thursday Island, luxury 4WD transport. Prices are per person (couple or twin share) and all accommodated

Call  1300 763 188 or email any questions  info@spiritsafaris.com

DARWIN to ADELAIDE – 14 Day Small Group Luxury 4WD Tour

• Fully accommodated hotel rooms
• Genuine small group - 2-4 per 4WD
• NOT a Bus
• 30+ years tours operation
• Combined tour and past passenger discounts apply - please ask

 

DARWIN to ADELAIDE – 14 Day Small Group Luxury 4WD Tour 

 

This Small Group Luxury 4WD journey travels via Channel Country and Corner Country between Darwin and Adelaide, linking the Top End, Red Centre and Outback heartlands of Alice Springs, Birdsville, Innamincka, Cameron Corner, Tibooburra, Broken Hill, Mungo National Park and the Murray Riverlands.

This route follows the Mungo National Park,Darling River Run via Pooncarie and Menindee Lakes, Burke & Wills camp, Broken Hill, Silverton, Milparinka, Tibooburra, Cameron Corner, Moomba, Innamincka, Dig Tree, Coongie Lakes (access allowing), Mungerannie, Birdsville, Bedourie, Boulia, Tobermorey and the Plenty Highway to Alice Springs, now experienced in reverse direction from Darwin to Adelaide.

Explore in the footsteps of Burke &Wills (visit the Dig Tree) in this remote and fascinating area around the junction of the NSW, QLD & SA borders and beyond. This tour includes Big Red sandhill in the Simpson Desert, a Cooper Creek cruise, Boulia, a Min Min lights encounter, Plenty Highway desert travel and a Gemtree minerals visit.

Fully inclusive luxury 4WD Land Cruiser travel in small groups, with comfortable motel / hotel / cabin accommodation, all or most meals and professional guides.

Pick up available by arrangement (e.g. Darwin, Katherine, Alice Springs, Broken Hill, Mildura or Adelaide) – please ASK.

Includes a 2-hour Cooper Creek cruise at Innamincka (if operating) plus visits to the famous Dig Tree & historic reserve, Burke’s Grave on the banks of Cooper Creek and Cameron Corner adjacent to the Dog Fence. Travel through giant outback Cattle & sheep stations, see the Moomba oil & gas fields and the mighty Cooper Creek at Innamincka. Discover ancient Aboriginal rock art sites and hear tales of great cattle drives along the Strzelecki Track, pioneered by Captain Starlight and later used by Sir Sidney Kidman & Co and many others.

 

ITINERARY DETAILS – DARWIN to ADELAIDE (14Days)

 Day 1 – Darwin to Katherine, Mataranka & Dunmarra

Depart Darwin and travel south on the Stuart Highway via the lush Top End landscape to Katherine. Continue via Mataranka and the MatarankaThermal Springs / Elsey National Park, where you can enjoy the palm-lined,spring-fed pools that feature in We of the Never Never.

We then travel via the renowned Daly Waters Pub, with its quirky memorabilia and rich aviation and droving history,before continuing south toward Three Ways and the John Flynn Memorial,connecting with the story of the Royal Flying Doctor Service.

Cross the Ashburton and Whittington Ranges as we continue through classic outback scenery to overnight at Dunmarra,a famous outback rest stop on the Stuart Highway. L D

Day 2 – Dunmarra, Newcastle Waters, Renner Springs & Devils Marbles to Alice Springs

Depart Dunmarra and travel via Lake Woods and Newcastle Waters, once an important droving centre, and past Renner Springs, another iconic outback roadhouse.

We then pass through Three Ways, where the road from Mt Isa / Townsville joins the Stuart Highway, and see the John Flynn memorial (father of the RFDS). Continue south to Tennant Creek,once a major gold mining town, before reaching the spectacular Devils Marbles (Karlu Karlu) for great photo opportunities among these giantrounded boulders, known in Aboriginal legend as the “Eggs of the Rainbow Serpent”.

Continue via Wycliffe Wells, Barrow Creek, Ti-Tree and Aileron, where we visit the Aileron Outback Art Gallery and can see artists at work, before arriving in Alice Springs. Overnight in Alice Springs. BLD

Day 3 – Alice Springs to Gemtree, Harts Range, Atitjere & Tobermorey Station

After a tasty breakfast, we depart AliceSprings along the Plenty Highway, travelling east across the Central Australian desert.

Enjoy a stop at Gemtree, where you cancheck out gems, crystals and mineral specimens as well as local Aboriginal artand artefacts in this popular fossicking region. We pass by the rugged HartsRange and stop at the remote Atitjere community Aboriginal Arts centre,nestled at the base of the Harts Ranges and home to around 400 people.

We continue past giant termite mounds anddesert landscapes to cross into Queensland and arrive at Tobermorey Station.

The Tobermorey area, set on TobermoreyStation, is a lovely grassed area under trees. It has hotshowers, flushing toilets and a shop with some basic goods. We can enjoy anopen campfire under the stars tonight. Accommodation is available here in well appointed cabins with ensuite bathroom for early bookers.  BLD

Day 4 – Tobermorey Station to Boulia & MinMin Encounter

Today we travel from Tobermorey across the northern fringe of the Simpson Desert and into the heart of Channel Country, arriving at the remote township of Boulia.

The highlight here is the Min Min Encounter,a theatre presentation at the visitor centre, where we learn of the fascinating story of the Min Min lights phenomena – a mystery of strange red lights appearing and following people in this remote desert region.

After the Min Min Encounter and a Boulia town tour, we settle in for the night at Australia Hotel or Boulia Desert Sands Motel. BLD

Day 5 – Boulia, Bedourie & Channel Country to Birdsville

Depart Boulia and travel due south through thewide open spaces and braided channels of Channel Country. We cross several creeks and waterholes often hosting wetland birds including Brolgas and other waterbirds.

We pass through Bedourie, headquarters of the Diamantina Shire, with its classic outback character and long droving history.

Arrive in Birdsville for a town tour with its fascinating history – visit sites including Burke & Wills marked tree by the Diamantina River, and the site of one of Australia’s most famous thermal power stations. Overnight in Birdsville, with achance to soak up the atmosphere of the iconic Birdsville Pub. BLD

Day 6 – Birdsville & Big Red, WarburtonRiver & Kalamurina – to Mungerannie

This morning we head out through the sandhills to visit and climb Big Red, the Simpson Desert’s biggest sandhill, with panoramic views over the desert.

Returning to Birdsville, we then journey south along the Birdsville Track, visiting Cowarie Station on the Warburton River, the major inflow to Lake Eyre from the Diamantina River and Goyder Lagoon.

We visit Kalamurina Wildlife Sanctuary(operated by Australian Wildlife Conservancy) to learn of their important local and widespread conservation work across over 24 sanctuary properties in unique and diverse Australian landscapes.

Continuing south on the Birdsville Track, we reach Mungerannie Hotel, site of popular artesian bore-fed wetlands,a rich haven for birdlife and wildlife. Overnight Mungerannie Hotel – cabin accommodation with shared bathrooms. BLD

Day 7 – Mungerannie to Innamincka via WalkersCrossing & Moomba

Today we leave Mungerannie and travel via Walkers Crossing through the Stony Desert, crossing gibber plains and remote watercourses as we make our way towards the Strzelecki Track.

We pass the uncanny Moomba oil & gasfields, a major hub of Australia’s energy industry, and the location of the geothermal / hot rocks project of Geodynamics, where Australia has some of the hottest rocks on Earth, outside of volcanic areas.

**Geologists think that 10 million years ago,the granites in the Cooper Basin, South Australia, were exposed at the surface.Since that time they have been covered by a sedimentary layer, four kilometres thick, that acts as an overlying blanket, trapping the heat and preventing itfrom escaping to the atmosphere.

The heat is created by naturally occurring radiogenic decay that heats the granite to more than 250 degrees Celsius. The granite temperatures in Europe are only 180 degrees Celsius. The granite belt in the Cooper Basin is fractured in horizontal layers and these fractures naturally contain water at very high pressures – up to 5,000 pounds per square inch.**

Arrive at Innamincka, on the banks of Cooper Creek.

Check out the birdlife at sunset on the flood plains of Cooper Creek before a delicious meal at the Innamincka Hotel,adjacent the famous old Australian Inland Mission hospital restored as a museum and National Parks offices. Overnight Innamincka Hotel – 2 nights. BLD

Day 8 – Innamincka, Dig Tree, Burke’s Grave & Cooper Creek Cruise / Coongie Lakes

A chance for an early walk and look at creek side birdlife, the old hospital building (now museum & NP office) and quirky Innamincka – before we head for the SA/QLD border and Nappa Merrie Station (was owned by S Kidman & Co, now Gina Rinehart)to the Burke & Wills Dig Tree.

Here Burke & Wills’ support team led by Brahe had waited 4 months and 4 days (a month longer than agreed) and had buried provisions for the possibility of the returning northern explorers. The support team left only a few hours before Burke & Wills’ return, and the supplies were possibly not found, contributing to their demise. Lots of history– and birdlife – here on the infamous Cooper Creek.

There’s time for a cruise on Cooper Creek,and, providing the access route is open, we can visit Coongie Lakes, a superb haven for bird life in the region. Return to Innamincka Hotel. BLD

Day 9 – Innamincka, Strzelecki Desert &Moomba to Cameron Corner & Tibooburra

Today we depart Innamincka, rejoining the StrzeleckiTrack and travelling once more through the rolling red-sand dunes of the StrzeleckiDesert, past surprising wetlands surrounded by white sands, and acrossclassic desert and station country.

We pass again by the broader Moomba region and then travel via Merty Merty Station, the Yellow Bus site (now buried) and Bollards Lagoon, heading for Cameron Corner,where the borders of NSW, SA & QLD meet at the Dog Fence.

It is said by local Queensland residents that the flies come in from NSW, and the dust from South Australia. After a thirst quencher and time for photos and souvenirs at the “Corner Store”, we cross into NSW and continue into Sturt National Park and the Sturt Desert landscape.

We arrive at Tibooburra, with time to explore the Tibooburra pubs and considerable town and mining history,plus the Outdoor Pastoral Museum. Overnight at Family Hotel or Granites Motel, Tibooburra. BLD

Day 10 – Tibooburra, Depot Glen & Milparinka to Broken Hill

Depart Tibooburra travelling through the central Jump-Up country of Sturt National Park, with its flat-topped mesas and fantastic views.

We visit Depot Glen and the restored Milparinka Heritage Precinct, where explorer Charles Sturt spent six months in1845 with his men, waiting for rain or cooler conditions. This area has been extensively mined for tin, lead and gold and supported large sheep stations.

Flat-topped mesas and fantastic views characterise the central Jump-Up country. Remnant gidgee woodland, the catchment system of the ephemeral Twelve-Mile Creek and gibber and grass-covered plains dominate the east, while 450-million-year-old granite tors surrounding Tibooburra form part of the southern boundary of the park.

Appreciate this once thriving gold mining town, then travel via Packsaddle, cross the Barrier Range, and arrive in Broken Hill.

Arrive Broken Hill for overnight. Enjoy viewing Mario's famous artworks and a well deserved dinner at the famous Palace Hotel from Priscilla Queen of the Desert fame. In Broken Hill we can meet passengers from the Sydney train. 2 nights at Desert Sands Motel or similar, Broken Hill. BLD

Day 11 – Broken Hill, Silverton, Living Desert& Galleries

From Broken Hill, we visit Silverton,where films including Mad Max and Mission Impossible were made.We visit the Living Desert sculptures, Pro Hart’s Gallery, the Railway& Historical Museum and Miners Memorial, perched on top of theBroken Hill Line of Lode where the mine was located.

Alternatively, you may wish to take an Aboriginal-guided tour to Mutawintji (Mootwingee) National Park (extra cost), visitingoutstanding rock art sites and learning more of local Aboriginal culture.Overnight Broken Hill, Desert Sands Motel or similar. BLD

Day 12 – Broken Hill, Menindee Lakes &Darling River to Mungo National Park

Depart Broken Hill for Menindee, Menindee Lakes and Burke & Wills campsite on the banks of the Darling River.

We follow the Darling River to Pooncarie and then into Mungo National Park, a World Heritage-listed sitethanks to Mungo Man & Mungo Woman being discovered here after their60,000-year-old ritual burials.

Overnight at Mungo Lodge in Mungo National Park. BLD

Day 13 – Explore Mungo National Park, then via Mildura & Murray Riverland to Adelaide

Today we explore Mungo National Park in depth – visiting the eerie Walls of China lunette formations, learning more of the area’s Aboriginal and natural history at the National Parks display,and visiting the restored woolshed that tells the story of station life here.

We depart Mungo and travel via Mildura,then cross the Murray Riverlands through Pooncarie (if not already visited in reverse routing), Berri and Renmark, and through the Barossa Valley wine country, before arriving in Adelaide in the late afternoon / early evening. BLD

Day 14 – Tour Concludes in Adelaide

After breakfast, the tour completes in Adelaide by 10am. You are free to explore the many options in and around Adelaide – the Central Markets, Glenelg, nearby Barossa Valley or McLaren Vale wine regions – or connect with flights and onward travel. B

 

Inclusions

• Genuine small group 2- 4 per 4WD Landcruisers
• Professional and experienced driver / guides
• Long established relationships with local Aboriginal people enriches experiences
• Access to remote areas and rock art sites unreachable by most tour vehicles
• En-suite hotel/motel accommodation except 1 night shared bathroom at Mungerannie
• All Delicious meals on tour, including vegetarian options.
• All World Heritage and National Park entry and accommodation fees
• Aboriginal Art community visits for “direct from artist” purchases
• Contributions of tour price support Outback Kids and nature care programs.
• You – and Your involvement in a creation much bigger than most can imagine

Exclusions

• Alcohol
• Flights to and from departure points

HIGHLIGHTS

• Join tour in Darwin 
• Fully accommodated hotel rooms if booked early
• Genuine small group - 2-4 per 4WD
• 30+ years tours operation
• Combined tour and past passenger discounts apply - please ask

 Please Book Early as accommodation book out