Set in the early pre‑dawn hours beneath a canvas of desert stars, the Desert Awakenings experience offers a moment of calm and wonder as the land stirs to life around Uluru and Kata Tjuta. You’ll travel to a private dune‑top lookout, enjoy a traditional bush‑style breakfast of bacon and egg rolls, damper and billy tea, and learn about the region’s ecology and Aboriginal‑Anangu culture as the light unfolds. Afterwards you’ll explore the base of Uluru, visit the Cultural Centre and discover the stories and pathways of country.

Travel for one hour on friendly camels in the spectacular desert landscape. Bringing you closer to nature, the skilled cameleers share stories of the Territory. Enjoy stunning views of Uluru and Kata Tjuta as you watch the colour change while the sun sets from atop a sand dune. Return to the farm at twilight to relax and enjoy Australian beer, wine, champagne and outback bush foods including their famous freshly baked beer bread damper.

Revel in the early morning serenity of a truly spiritual place as the sunrise colours change on Kata Tjuta. Enjoy a picnic breakfast overlooking this Central Australian icon. Learn about this diverse environment whilst walking between the mighty conglomerate rock walls into Walpa Gorge and hearing how the 36 domes that makeup Kata Tjuta have evolved over millions of years. Take time to listen to the wind (Walpa) far above and view the scale of the rock walls that surround you. The spirituality of this amazing location embraces everyone who ventures here.

Enjoy the desert scenery and listen to comprehensive commentary from your expert guide as you leave Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park and journey through the vast outback towards Alice Springs. Pass Atila (Mt. Conner) and enjoy afternoon tea (own expense) at Erdunda Roadhouse. Join the Stuart Highway and continue north to arrive at your destination.

Alice Springs is the perfect base to start Australian outback exploration. It is the biggest town in the Red Centre and closest to Uluru. The Traditional Owners of the Alice Springs area and surrounding MacDonnel Ranges are The Arrernte people. They lived in the area for about 30,000 years. The town got its name after Alice, Lady Todd, wife of the telegraph pioneer Sir Charles Todd. Alice Springs is famous for its unique cultural experience, incredible natural environment and wildlife. You should visit Art Gallery Hopping, Alice Springs Telegraph Station, experience camel rides, or take a hot air balloon flight with magnificent views of the Red Centre. 

There are countless ways to get to know this dynamic city. From sunrise balloon rides to horse and camel tours, indigenous guided walks and experiences to hitting the trail, opportunities abound! Spend a day visiting the Two Women Dreaming Track, go quad-biking across open desert landscape or trekking through rocky chasms and cooling off in natural waterholes. Head to the Alice Springs Desert Park and get up close and personal with snakes and lizards at the Territory's largest reptile display - the Alice Springs Reptile Centre.

As twilight descends, join this exciting Nocturnal Tour and step into a vast, predator-proof enclosure for an unforgettable adventure! Join a passionate guide on a spotlight safari, searching for Central Australia's endangered nocturnal inhabitants. Witness bilbies hopping through the landscape, echidnas foraging in the undergrowth, and malas grazing under the starry sky. This intimate tour allows you to observe these fascinating creatures in their natural habitat. Learn about their unique adaptations and the vital role they play in the desert ecosystem. Get ready for a night of discovery – the desert comes alive under the cloak of darkness!

Discover the breathtaking landscapes of the West MacDonnell Ranges on this full-day guided tour with Emu Run Experience. Journey through one of Central Australia's most iconic regions, stopping at stunning natural landmarks like Standley Chasm, Ormiston Gorge, and Simpsons Gap. Marvel at towering red cliffs, serene waterholes, and the unique flora and fauna of this ancient landscape. Enjoy a delicious lunch surrounded by nature, with plenty of time to relax and soak in the tranquillity of the Outback. With knowledgeable guides sharing stories of the region’s geology, history, and Indigenous culture, this tour offers an enriching and unforgettable adventure into the heart of the Australian wilderness. Perfect for nature lovers and those seeking an authentic Central Australian experience!.

A private driver will collect you from your accommodation and transfer you to Alice Springs Airport in time for your departing flight.

The cost for this flight is additional to your tour. Please contact your Sales Consultant if you would like us to book this flight for you at an additional cost.

Welcome to the Northern Territory's unhurried capital, Darwin. The city is a melting pot of cultures, with rich Aboriginal connections to country as well as strong Asian influences in its cuisine, thanks to its close proximity to Asia. Spend a balmy night at the buzzing night markets, see crocodiles up close, or slow things down with a cruise on the harbour.

Arrive into Darwin. A private driver will meet your flight and transfer you to your accommodation.

Relax and enjoy the beautiful water views and stunning sunset as you cruise in comfort on Darwin Harbour. Starting with a Welcome to Country, you'll settle in with a gourmet grazing platter or garden option, paired with locally made mango ice cream for a sweet treat. Outdoor seating on the sundeck offers the perfect spot to take in the views. Beverages are available for purchase throughout the journey, so you can sip as you watch the sun sink into the horizon. 

Darwin Gourmet Tours guides you to the best of Darwin’s food scene with an escorted four hour easy walking tour. Enjoy a welcome drink as chefs and staff present tasting plates (degustation) with an emphasis on local produce and Aboriginal bush foods. The rotating roster of restaurants includes Hanuman, Phat Mango, Aboriginal Bush Traders, PepperBerry Restaurant at the Hilton, Little Miss Korea, Moorish, Ruby, Char, Snapper Rocks, Roma Bar, Chow, Bannsang and other top dining places. Coffee, tea and standard soft drinks are included. During the short walks between venues, your guide will also show you cultural and historic landmarks and bring Darwin’s vibrant street artworks to life using clever augmented reality technology.

Discover the Royal Flying Doctor Service in Darwin with a General Entry Ticket and explore the remarkable history of this lifesaving organisation. Learn how it provides vital medical care across the vast Outback and hear incredible stories of courage and dedication. The exhibit also highlights Darwin’s pivotal role in World War II, including the bombing of Darwin, showing how the city and its people overcame adversity. Explore historic aircraft, interactive displays, and gain a deeper appreciation for both the service and the region’s wartime history.

The 'Flood Country' tour explores beautiful parts of northern Kakadu National Park. The tour with a maximum of 10 guests is focused on the history, culture, wildlife and places that make this region a World Heritage Icon. Meet the present day traditional owners of the National Park. Hear their stories of creation, feel their love for the country and understand some of the issues. During the tour you will see Cahills Crossing, East Alligator River, Ubirr Rock, Murrawadi Gallery, Mammukala Wetland and Jabiru. This tour is the ultimate introduction to the world of Kakadu.

Discover the best of Darwin with the Roc N History Explorer! This all-in-one pass lets you explore the city’s top attractions at your own pace, combining wildlife, history, and iconic sights in one seamless experience. Your pass includes a 1-day Hop-On Hop-Off Pass with Big Bus Darwin, full-day entry to Crocosaurus Cove, and full-day entry to the Royal Flying Doctors Service Darwin Tourist Facility. 
A suggested itinerary makes planning easy: start at Crocosaurus Cove at 10:00am, hop on the Big Bus Darwin at 1:00pm, and finish your day at the Royal Flying Doctor Service at 3:30pm. Enjoy Darwin your way with this convenient and exciting explorer pass!

Swim in Litchfield National Park's most beautiful waterfalls and visit historic sacred sites for the Wagait people, the park's traditional owners. In this spectacular one day adventure, you will view Florance Falls from above, before making your way down to take a swim in the plunge pool. You will then journey to Tolmer Falls, where there is an opportunity to capture the rare ghost and orange horseshoe bats. Lunch will be enjoyed at the Litchfield Cafe, followed by a swim at Wangi Falls, a thundering segmented waterfall. At Strauss Airstrip immerse yourself in history before continuing on to view the epic works of termites at the Magnetic Termite Mounds, some of which stand up to two metres tall.

A private driver will collect you from your accommodation and transfer you to Darwin Airport in time for your departing flight.

Your tour comes to an end today, but if you are itching to explore more amazing sights, we can customise your holiday to include more days or additional destinations. Our trusted travel specialists can book transfers to your onward flight, and even assist in booking these flights for you. Our team can't wait to help you design your ultimate getaway!