Adventure Tours are nature-based and designed for those that want to experience the spectacular scenery, flora, fauna, history and culture of each area. While there are few age restrictions on our tours, they are budget in nature and suitable for active, fun-loving people with a reasonable level of fitness who enjoy bush walking, swimming and the great outdoors! Please look at our grading system carefully when choosing your tour, to ensure that the level of activity and facilities are suitable for you.

All Adventure Tours’ guides undergo a comprehensive in-house training program that has been developed extensively over the last 5 years in conjunction with the National Parks boards and Centralian College. 

This includes: 
• Information on company procedures and requirements. 
• St Johns Ambulance First Aid Course including CPR and other 
  life-saving measures. 
• National Parks and Wildlife accredited certificate teaching the guide 
  about Aboriginal culture and the geography of the different regions. 
• Basic mechanical operations and safety checks. 
• Driver training program teaching safe driving skills both on and off the 
  roads. 
• Information and seminars on bush craft skills, geology, botany, 
  history and Aboriginal culture. 
• Cooking skills - guides are coached to produce a variety of tasty and 
  nutritious meat and vegetarian dishes for groups and instructed on 
  food preparation and hygiene. 
• Customer care skills are developed to help guides communicate with 
  groups and deal with language barriers. 

EXCLUSIVE TO OUR GROUPS 
Unique Campsites
We offer a range of campsites to suit your comfort requirements and preferred style of travel, from our deluxe ‘Safari in Style’ accommodation to bush camping under the stars. We have permanent campsites with screened eating areas, purpose built fire pits, permanent cooking and refrigeration facilities all used exclusively by Adventure Tours’ passengers. Many of these are located in areas unavailable to other tour operators including our camps at Point Stuart Wilderness Lodge, which are bordered by lush forest and populated with wild wallabies, our Kings Canyon camp that is perfectly placed to view spectacular sunsets and our site a stone’s throw from Katherine Gorge. 

Note: Itinerary changes may occur on tours.

Unique Accommodation
In the Northern Territory, Tasmania and South Australia we have many accommodation houses used only by our groups. Some properties are owned by Adventure Tours, selected because of their unique locations and facilities, and some by our partner company Southern Lodges. Examples of these exclusive properties are Point Stuart Wilderness Lodge, a 260 acre property just outside Kakadu National Park, TuIlah Lakeside Chalet on the remote west coast of Tasmania and Rawnsley Park sheep station, just south of Wilpena Pound in the Flinders Ranges. Being the only group at many of our destinations offers a personalised touring experience that is unequalled. 

Access to Restricted Areas 
One of the great features of joining a guided tour with Adventure Tours is visiting restricted areas that other travellers never get the opportunity to see, making for a unique and unforgettable trip. These include Mount Connor in Central Australia, a unique rock formation where we bush camp on our 5 Day Red Centre Safari and our private small group wildlife cruise on the pristine Mary River Wetlands which is included in every Kakadu safari. This is a unique eco-system, home to the largest concentration of salt-water crocodiles in the Southern Hemisphere as well as a profusion of bird and other wildlife.