Touring the Australian Outback

Escape to Australia's Northern Territory, rich in culture and rugged, natural beauty. From the frontier town of Darwin you'll venture into the wetlands of World Heritage listed Kakadu National Park, the spectacular gorges of Nitmiluk and Litchfield National Park on an unmissable outback Self Drive Adventure.

Quench your thirst for adventure on an exhilarating 5 Day Top End road trip. Fly over Nitmiluk's gorges to a secret swimming hole, bounce along Kakadu's outback trails on a 4WD safari, marvel at Litchfield's giant termite mounds, and see indigenous rock art untouched for thousands of years. Australia's Top End will leave you spellbound.

Join us for a unique 5-day luxury camping adventure in Australia’s Red Centre, where you’ll explore the Outback with experienced local guides. Discover indigenous culture, geology, history, and wildlife as you journey in small groups to breathtaking, exclusive destinations. Relax in premium ARB Dome swags under the stars and savor gourmet campfire meals. Highlights include visits to Hermannsburg, birthplace of renowned watercolour artist Albert Namatjira, along with Kings Canyon and Yulara. Immerse yourself in rich Aboriginal culture and stunning landscapes with comfort and style.

There are some 1,600 kilometres between you and your Uluru to Adelaide tour, spanning the Northern Territory and Adelaide in South Australia. Once you’ve spent sunrises and sunsets gazing over the world’s biggest monolith, take in vastness of the Australian outback between ‘The Rock’ and the SA capital, breaking your journey with Coober Pedy tours and Port Augusta tours.  

Experience Australia’s Top End, where sunsets glow with dancing brolgas, crocodiles lounge along riverbanks, and ancient sandstone bears some of the world’s oldest art. In this timeless land, wake to the chorus of flying-foxes and cockatoos, wander past water-lily-filled billabongs, and marvel at rocks shaped over 600 million years.

Explore the hidden treasures of Kakadu and Mary River national parks, from secluded trails to ancient rock art. In Darwin, join us in monitoring shorebirds—resilient travelers from Siberia and the Arctic now at risk due to habitat loss and dwindling resources. Be part of our conservation mission, raising awareness and protecting these extraordinary creatures from human impacts.