Touring the Australian Outback

Begin your magnificent Kimberley experience with a spectacular sunset over Broome’s Cable Beach, then enter a magical world of rich waterways, plunging gorges, stunning rock formations and prolific wildlife. Meet local Indigenous artists and tour the world’s principal source of rare pink diamonds. Experience the Ord Valley’s gourmet produce at a unique private dinner, and end your trip in tropical, cosmopolitan Darwin.

Begin your magnificent Kimberley experience with a spectacular sunset over Broome’s Cable Beach, then enter a magical world of rich waterways, plunging gorges, stunning rock formations and prolific wildlife. Meet local Indigenous artists and tour the world’s principal source of rare pink diamonds. Experience the Ord Valley’s gourmet produce at a unique private dinner, and end your trip in tropical, cosmopolitan Darwin.

Commence your journey with a scenic city tour of Brisbane before embarking on the ultimate wildlife adventure at Australia Zoo. The Sunshine Coast awaits you, with free time in Noosa, followed by a trip to the world’s largest sand island, Fraser Island, exploring ancient rainforests and white sandy beaches by 4WD. Hervey Bay is the next stop, renowned for the fully operational cattle farm at Longmorn Station. Cruise to spectacular Whitehaven Beach, voted the best in Australia! Take a walk to feel the sand between your toes and take a walk to a lookout for views over the waters of the Coral Sea. The iconic Great Barrier Reef is next on the itinerary with the opportunity to snorkel.

Cross the Outback on a fascinating 8-day journey from Sydney to Adelaide. Discover ancient caves, vast eucalyptus forests, remote mining towns, indigenous art, deep red Outback earth beneath your feet and a bright blue sky above your head. No crowds, no traffic, no tourist traps: this is pure, authentic Australia.

Embark on an eight-day journey through Australia's Red Centre and Top End, exploring stunning Outback landscapes and rich First Nations culture. Encounter rock wallabies in Western MacDonnell Ranges (Tjoritja), marvel at Kings Canyon's rock formations, and watch the sunrise over Uluru. Then, head to the Top End to explore Litchfield National Park, swim in Florence Falls, and spot crocodiles in Kakadu National Park. Guided First Nations walks, cruises, and cultural experiences reveal the deep significance of these iconic regions. A true-blue Australian adventure awaits!