14 Day Darwin to Adelaide
Northern Territory Australia
Including Kakadu & Ayers Rock
See Kakadu & Ayers Rock and on to Adelaide with everything in between
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Kakadu 4WD Tour
Kakadu Crocodile Tour
Kakadu Crocodile Tour
Kakadu Jim Jim Falls Tour
Kakadu Aboriginal Culture
The Devils Marbles
Possible Road Train Sightings
Kings Canyon Tour
Kings Canyon Tour
Ayers Rock Tour
Ayers Rock Tour
Campfire Nights
Cooberpedy Opal Mines
Wilpena Pound
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Tour Code: PBTAS
Cost 1 person: $1795.00
Extra Costs:
Sleeping bags can be hired at a cost of $15.00 per person which covers the cost of cleaning after every use. $12.50 Twin Falls interpretive cruise and walk. $25.00 person Ayers Rock park entry fee plus administration fee.
Accommodation Upgrades 7 Nights budget motel/lodge
Including 1 night at the 3 star Opal Inn Cooberpedy
Twin/Double: $325.00
Triple Share: $210.00
Single sole use 1 person: $750.00
Including 1 night at the 4 star Desert Cave Cooberpedy
Twin/Double: $380.00
Triple Share: $260.00
Single sole use 1 person: $875.00
Maximum People: 24/16
Hiking Difficulty: Hikes of up to 6-8 kilometres per day reasonable fitness required.
Transport: Mini Bus and Large Four Wheel Drive
Group Age: 18-55
Itinerary:
(tour is also available in reverse from Adelaide to Darwin)
Darwin to Adelaide Tour Day 1
Kakadu and Litchfield National Park
See the falls of Litchfield National Park before heading to the Mary River Wetlands. This afternoon look for "crocs" and other wildlife on our private river cruise. Arrive Point Stuart Wilderness Lodge to experience and Aboriginal Corroboree, dinner and overnight camp.
(Lunch, Dinner)
Darwin to Adelaide Tour Day 2
Kakadu
We call in at Mamukala Wetlands then head to the awesome Jim Jim Falls to take a walk to the base of the falls before continuing on to Twin Falls. Here we join a National Park operated boat ($12.50 extra own cost) for a guided cruise and boardwalk experience up the stunning gorge to the waterfall where you can relax on the sandy bank. We drive on to Kakadu for dinner and our overnight camp.
(Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)
Darwin to Adelaide Tour Day 3
Kakadu - Darwin
Our first stop is Ubirr where we discover ancient Aboriginal Rock Art. Climb to the top of Ubirr Rock for 360 degree views over the floodplain. We continue our journey to Maguk (Barramundi Gorge), where we do some hiking and enjoy a refreshing dip in the plunge pools. We then return to Darwin, enjoying the impressive scenery along the way. Overnight in Darwin.
(Breakfast, Lunch)
Darwin to Adelaide Tour Day 4
Darwin – Katherine Gorge
Departing early from Darwin the first stop is at Adelaide River before driving directly to Katherine. This afternoon you have the opportunity to explore Katherine Gorge by canoe or by guided boat (at own expense). Spot a freshwater crocodile and admire the sheer walls of Nitmiluk National Park. Overnight at permanent campsite near Katherine Gorge.
(Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Darwin to Adelaide Tour Day 5
Katherine Gorge to Tennant Creek
This morning the tour heads a short distance down the Stuart Highway to Mataranka Thermal Springs where you can soak away in the warm crystal clear thermal spring water. Next stop is the historic Daly Waters pub, the first pub in the Northern Territory, marvel at the things travelers have left behind over the years, definitely something different. After lunch it’s back on the highway to the overnight camp at Juno Horse Farm.
(Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Darwin to Adelaide Tour Day 6
Tennant Creek to Alice Springs
Devils Marbles is the first stop this morning, check out the huge rounded boulders balanced delicately on the landscape and sacred to the local aboriginal people. From Devils Marbles the next stop is the Barrow Creek pub where you can see currency notes from all over the world stuck on the wall of the pub waiting for their owners next trip to the pub. The historic Telegraph Station gives you an insight into what communications used to be like. Moving on to Ti Tree you get the opportunity to view and or buy indigenous works of art. A quick trip over the Tropic of Capricorn and the tour then arrives in Alice Springs early evening. Overnight in Alice Springs.
(Breakfast, Lunch)
Darwin to Adelaide Tour Day 7 and 8
Alice Springs
You have two free days with accommodation (meals at own expense) to explore Alice Springs shops, sights and sounds.
(meals at own expense)
Darwin to Adelaide Tour Day 9
Alice Springs to Uluru
It’s an early start today as the tour heads to Kings Canyon for most of the day. Hikes include the rim walk of the North and South Walls of Kings Canyon, the Lost City, the Amphitheatre, the lush Garden of Eden with time for a swim (seasonal). After lunch the tour moves on traveling past Mt Connor and through Curtin Springs Cattle Station to arrive at the overnight camp at Ayers Rock.
(Lunch, Dinner)
Darwin to Adelaide Tour Day 10
Uluru and The Olgas (Kata Tjuta)
This morning you have the option to either do a base walk or to climb Ayers Rock (you must be very fit to climb). You also visit the Cultural Centre to get an insight into the traditional owners, aboriginal people who live here. After lunch the tour will travel to Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) to discover the unusual rock formations and the cultural significance to the traditional owners. You arrive back at Ayers Rock in time to sip a glass of champagne while watching the changing colours of the sunset on Uluru. Another night under the stars.
(Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Darwin to Adelaide Tour Day 11
Uluru to Cooberpedy
Tonight you get to sleep underground. Driving south once again the tour passes through the changing desert landscape and across the border into South Australia arriving in the lunar landscape like mining town of Cooberpedy late afternoon and your overnight UNDERGROUND accommodation.
(Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Darwin to Adelaide Tour Day 12
Cooberpedy to Quorn
This morning you check out the sights of Cooberpedy, see an opal cutting demonstration, visit an underground church, you can try fossicking for your own opals. Later in the day the tour departs Cooberpedy and stops at some ancient salt lakes before passing through the towns of Glendambo and Port Augusta to reach the overnight accommodation at Quorn. Tour stays for two days at The Mill and great BBQ dinners.
(Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Darwin to Adelaide Tour Day 13
Flinders Ranges and Wilpena Pound
Today be prepared to be amazed as you hike the Wilpena Pound. Hiking and exploring this giant crater and the Amphitheatre located at the center of the crater. After lunch it’s a short walk to view Aboriginal Rock Art at the Yourambula Caves. Check out the homestead ruins at Kanyaka Homestead. Spot a rock wallaby at Warren Gorge before heading back to the mill and another yummy dinner.
(Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Darwin to Adelaide Tour Day 14
Quorn to Adelaide
Dutchmans Stern is our hiking destination this morning, worth the hike for the three hundred and sixty degree view from the top over Quorn, the Flinders Ranges and the Spencer Gulf. At the next stop you take a walk over a swinging bridge for incredible views from Mt Remarkable Lookout. One more stop at Clare Valley before arriving in Adelaide in the late afternoon.
(Lunch, Dinner)
End of Services
Included:
Experienced guides, meals as indicated (BLD stands for Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner), accommodation transfers, camping fees & equipment, hostel dorm accommodation or upgrade to ensuited private accommodation for 7 nights.
Note:
Safaris must be reconfirmed by 4.00pm the day before travel. Itineraries may vary and/or attractions may be substituted due to seasonal conditions, Traditional Owner and National Park requirements. 15 kilos luggage maximum on tour (about the same as the airlines). If you have more luggage than this you must talk to the operator about freighting the excess ahead to the tours end. You must do this when reconfirming your tour.
This tour is comprised of four separate tours so tour groups will vary.
Departs from Darwin
Departs 7.00am from Darwin on Tuesday, Friday and Sunday
Departures from Adelaide (reverse itinerary)
Departs 7.00am from Adelaide on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. A central location in Adelaide for boarding this tour will be given when we confirm your booking. Please include your Adelaide accommodation details when booking.
Reconfirming:
This operator requires you to phone and reconfirm at least 24 hours prior to departure. This is a condition of booking and something you must not forget to do.
On Tour Accommodation:
Accommodation while on tour is at permanent and bush campsites as well as hostel accommodation in a share dormitory with other travelers or with upgrade to private ensuited motel or lodge rooms for 3 nights.
What to Bring:
Refillable water bottle, Pillow for camping if required, towel, toiletries, insect repellent, sun block cream, hat, torch, warm clothes in winter months, good hiking shoes (preferably ankle high) no open toed sandals or flip flops (thongs). Any snacks you can’t live without.
Passenger Fitness:
This tour is ideally for fit active people who have a degree of fitness aged between 18 to 50, you should be able to undertake a return hike of up to 8 kilometres with no problems. This tour is not suitable for children under the age of 14 years of age.
Passenger Participation:
Passengers are required to assist the guide in the preparation and cleaning up of meals. This also helps you to get to know everyone.
Itineraries are subject to change in accordance with the weather (seasonal) and the wishes of the traditional Aboriginal owners wishes. Alternate locations are used if required.
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