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There is no greater haven than Australia’s Northern Territory for those looking to make a connection with nature!  Equivalent in size to France, Italy and Spain combined, it's not surprising the Northern Territory is blessed with an abundance of natural environments – most of which you’ll be exploring over the next 10 Days!  With most meals included, awesome private campsites ready to go and heaps of Aussie Icons to see – this is the perfect experience if you want to get off the beaten track and into the Outback!

DAY 1:  DARWIN TO MT BUNDY VIA LITCHFIELD NATIONAL PARK
Your outback journey begins in the Top End of the Territory when we head out of Darwin to Litchfield National Park.  Litchfield is famous for its scenic beauty, waterfalls & swimming. We visit Florence Falls and Wangi Falls to name a few, and walk through beautiful rainforests – plenty of time for swimming and soaking up the scenery and nature of Litchfield National Park. From here, we continue on to our accommodation at Mt Bundy Homestead and along the way we will stop to check out the magnetic and cathedral termite mounds. Arriving at Adelaide River, we will catch up with ‘Charlie” the water buffalo. A short drive sees us arrive at Mr Bundy Homestead where you will have the opportunity to take an optional horse ride, or chill out and enjoy this tranquil setting.

** Please remember to bring your swimmers & towel on board the bus **
Meals:  Lunch & Dinner

DAY 2:  MT BUNDY TO KAKADU
An early start today as we make our way towards the Arnhem highway. A morning wildlife cruise on the Corroboree Billabong is an amazing start to our day. From here we enter Kakadu National Park where we get up close and personal with the “salt water” crocodile as well as the abundant birdlife. Kakadu is World Heritage Listed and has enormous cultural, flora & fauna significance.  We will base ourselves here for the next two nights. Onto our accommodation, and after settling in, we will make our way to Ubirr Rock and check out some amazing rock art before ascending to some amazing escarpment country taking in some awesome views, before returning to our private camp for dinner.
Meals:  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

DAY 3:  KAKADU
Today our journey takes us to one of the prolific art site of Nourlangie Rock.  We take a walk to see excellent examples of rock-art and ancient shelters, with a short stroll up to the lookout for great views.  A visit to the Bowali Visitor’s Information Centre can give us a better understanding and help us appreciate the unique qualities of this diverse Park. We return to our camp for a hearty lunch. This afternoon you will have some free time to chill out and relax by the pool. For those more adventurous, there is an opportunity for an optional scenic flight.
Meals – Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

DAY 4:  KAKADU TO KATHERINE
This morning we make our way out of the National Park via the Kakadu Highway. We re-join ‘the track’ and travel on to Edith Falls – a picturesque setting for an inviting swim and an idyllic lunch spot.  A short drive further south brings us to the town of Katherine, the third largest town in the Territory and situated on the banks of the Katherine River.  Some free time to take on supplies before we make tracks to the majestic Nitmiluk National Park (Katherine Gorge) for a canoeing adventure (option to upgrade to cruise can be arranged  with your crew).  The waters are clear and the gorge is truly spectacular with awesome cliffs up to 70 meters high and lush tropical scenery.  This is a pretty spectacular way to spend your afternoon before heading to our accommodation at Springvale Homestead.
Meals – Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

DAY 5:  KATHERINE TO TENNANT CREEK
This morning we head on further south.  We make a stop at Mataranka, an oasis for weary travellers.  Here, a swim in the clear thermal waters next to the Waterhouse and Roper Rivers is a refreshing and rejuvenating experience.  We also stop in at the Northern Territory’s most famous outback pub, Daly Waters.  This was once an important refuelling stop for Qantas in the early days of international aviation.  The old airstrip does not get much use these days but there are still some interesting old locals at the pub and we take time here to experience the hospitality.  This afternoon we make our way to our overnight stop at Tennant Creek, a township that owes its prosperity to gold and copper deposits.
Meals – Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

DAY 6:  TENNANT CREEK TO ALICE SPRINGS
First stop this morning is the amazing rock formations known as the Devils Marbles.  Apart from the geological interest, there are also the Aboriginal values to learn of here as we briefly explore the site of these amazing isolated rock formations. We will stop to enjoy lunch as we make our way further south, and break for a refreshment stop at Ti Tree. This afternoon we cross the Tropic of Capricorn before arriving into the heart of the Red Centre, Alice Springs.  Tonight you are free to soak up the atmosphere of this remote outback town.
Meals – Breakfast & Lunch

DAY 7:  ALICE SPRINGS TO AYERS ROCK
It’s an early start today as we head south, stopping for a short visit at the Outback Camel Farm (rides at own expense).  We then head straight to our campsite at Yulara for lunch before we meet and greet passengers joining us from Ayers Rock Airport.  The afternoon is spent exploring Uluru (Ayers Rock) a World Heritage listed area.  Join your knowledgeable guide for a base tour of Uluru, exploring ancient caves where Aboriginal paintings can be seen and learning about one of the oldest cultures in the world.  At sunset, you will marvel at the spectacular colour changes of Uluru. 
Meals:  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

DAY 8:  ULURU–KATA TJUTA NATIONAL PARK TO KINGS CANYON
It’s an early start this morning to enjoy sunrise at magical Kata-Tjuta (The Olgas).  Go for a walk to appreciate the beauty of the 36 domes and learn about unique fauna, flora and fire management of the national park. If time permits, you’ll enjoy some of the optional activities available at Kings Creek Station - an operating cattle/camel station in the heart of the outback and the gateway to Watarrka National Park.  This evening we’re bound for Kings Canyon Lodge our overnight stop. 
Meals:  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

DAY 9:  KINGS CANYON TO ALICE SPRINGS
You’ll need your sturdy walking shoes today!  After entering Watarrka National Park and arriving at Kings Canyon we begin ascending the track that takes us above massive sandstone cliffs overlooking the valley floor. The spectacular rim walk takes us to the heart of Kings Canyon and descending to the humble beginning of Kings Creek. Here and along the walk we can see some unique and ancient vegetation, tranquil water holes and some amazing examples of nature’s own geological handiwork - sure to be a highlight of your visit to Australia’s Red Centre. We return to Kings Canyon Resort for lunch before travelling through sand dune country as we head back to Alice Springs.  Tonight we will hit the town with the rest of the group to celebrate our last night together of what has been a truly amazing Outback experience.   
Meals – Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

DAY 10:  ALICE SPRINGS
The chance exists early this morning for a breathtaking hot air balloon ride*.  The serenity as the sun rises is indescribable while the views of the outback are absolutely awesome.  We regroup and venture on an excursion out amongst the Western MacDonnell Ranges.  Our stops will include the peaceful setting of Simpsons Gap and the impressive five metre wide Standley Chasm.  We return to Alice Springs with time to grab some lunch and explore the town centre.  This afternoon is free for shopping, checking     e-mails, visiting the galleries or otherwise, kick back and relax before it’s time to move on to your next adventure.
Meals – Breakfast

**Our experienced guides will tailor all of the activities based on seasonal & cultural conditions throughout the year, to maximise your experience and enjoyment.  Any deviation from this itinerary will be made with serious consideration and your best interests and safety our priority.