1 day - West MacDonnell Ranges (L)
A stimulating day of spectacular scenery, wildlife and
waterholes touring the West MacDonnell Ranges
- Flynn’s Grave - the inspiring story behind the iconic Royal Flying Doctor Service
- The Twin Gums - painted by Albert Namatjira – a classic outback image
- Standley Chasm - a spectacular and rare geological formation of two opposing red rock faces
- The Ochre Pits - A significant traditional source of ochre for ceremonies
- Finke River Lookout - A panoramic view of the beginning of one of
the oldest rivers in the world
- Glen Helen - An outback pub
- Ormiston Gorge - A permanent waterhole set amongst deep ravines
and peaked mountains
- Ellery Creek - swim in an outback waterhole
- Simpsons Gap - towering bluffs of red rocks set above a tree lined creek
Departs: 8 am Mon, Wed, Fri
Returns: 5 pm approx
Includes: Lunch, Entry Fees & refreshments
1 day - Palm Valley (L)
A day of 4WD adventure - discover unique botanical species,
and the historical introduction of traditional aboriginal culture
to western society.
- Owen Springs Cattle Station – Head station for Central Australia’s
cattle king
- Finke River - One of the oldest rivers in the world still following it’s
original course
- The Amphitheatre - A spectacular set of red rock formations
- Palm Valley - Tramp the valley floor and observe the abundant
wildlife and plants
- Ridge walk - Climb the valley walls for a panoramic view of the valley
and desert ranges
- Cycad Gorge - a unique ecosystem of prehistoric and modern plants
- Kalaranga Lookout - Witness the colourful vistas that influence the
famous Namatjira style water colour artists
- Hermannsburg - Understand the history of early settlement of
outback Australia.
Departs: 7.30 am Tue, Thu, Sat
Returns: 5 pm approx
Includes: Lunch, Entry Fees & refreshments
3 Day Kings Canyon and Ayers Rock
Come face to face with
pristine wilderness environments.
Comfortable adventures - for the active traveller.
Deluxe 4WD expedition
vehicle with reclining coach seats.
Small group - maximum 15 traveller.
Aboriginal community tours.
Outback touring - not highway touring.
Exploring bush tracks and outback landscapes.
No Backtracking.
Most meals & refreshments.
Avoiding the crowds.
For people with creepy crawly paranoia.
The same
local naturalist driver/guide for the entire tour.
Day 1 - Alice Springs/Kings Canyon (L)
- Wallace Rockhole aboriginal community - a personal insight into
contemporary Aboriginal Culture and Art
- Gosse Bluff (Tnorala), - the power of nature, an impressive comet
impact site
- Katapata Gap/Gardiner Ranges, ever changing desert landscapes
Mereenie Wilderness Area - diverse desert eco systems
- George Gill Range - Explorers, Cattlemen and Botanists agree a
most impressive area
- Carmichaels Crag - historical landmark
Accommodation: Kings Canyon Hotel or Lodge (shared facilities)
Day 2 - Kings Canyon/Ayers Rock (BL)
- Kings Canyon - the lost city and an exhilarating 3 hrs rim walk
- Garden of Eden - a magnificent waterhole
- Angus Downs Cattle Station - The Liddle family
- Mt Connor (Artila) - home of the fearsome ice man
- Curtain Springs Cattle Station - a colourful history
- Uluru Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre - a representation of local Aboriginal
- Culture
- Uluru - an informative base tour of a traditional cultural landscape
- Uluru Champagne Sunset - the highlight to any visit
Accommodation: Ayers Rock Resort Lost Camel or similar or Outback Pioneer
Lodge (shared facilities)
Day 3 - The Olgas/Alice Springs (B)
- Kata Tjuta (Olgas) Sunrise – once described as grotesquely beautiful
- Valley of the Winds – walk through an unforgettable landscape
- Mt Walpa & Mt Olga - majestic and intimidating domes
- Sand Dune lookout – the impressive southern aspect of the formation
After lunch return to Alice Springs or stay on at Ayers Rock Resort
What’s included:
2 nights Accommodation,
Small Group (Max 15 passengers),
On Board Library,
Naturalist Tour Guides,
Deluxe Air-conditioned 4WD Expedition Vehicles,
Chilled face cloths,
2 Light Breakfasts, 2 Picnic Lunches, 3 Refreshments, 1 Champagne Sunset and Nibbles
What’s not included:
Entry fees – Wallace Rockhole Art Tour $15 per adult $10 per child, Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park Entry $25 per adult, Child free
Minimum numbers apply.
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