Touring the Australian Outback

The contrasting landscapes of the rugged Kimberley, from its spectacular coastline to its rich mineral fields, will amaze and delight you on this extensive northerly expedition. Cruise on rivers and gorges, hike to waterholes, tour working mines, relax on pristine beaches and stay in safari-style accommodation. Discover the ocean at Broome, Coral Bay and Monkey Mia, and the stunning outback landscapes of the Pilbara.

Experience the best of Kakadu, Arnhem Land, and the Cobourg Peninsula at Australia’s Top End. Then explore UNESCO World Heritage-listed Daintree National Park, Cape Tribulation, and the Great Barrier Reef in the Far North Queensland.

Highlights Include: Ubirr Rock Drawings, Mamukala Wetlands, Cobourg Marine Park, Victoria Settlement, Cobourg Coastal Camp, Daintree River Crocodile, and Wildlife Cruise and a day snorkeling on the Great Barrier Reef and more!

Tropical Darwin, Kakadu floodplains, ancient Uluru and Kangaroo Island wilderness: this 11 Day Luxury Fly/Drive tour immerses you in Australia's wildest locations without skimping on creature comforts. Stay in safari-style lodges, luxury bungalows and remote resorts, waking up each day to unforgettable views across outback plains, vast red deserts and rugged coastlines.

Quench your thirst for adventure on an exhilarating 7 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.

The vibrant Indigenous culture, friendly local characters and magnificent landscapes you’ll encounter on this Top End journey will leave you spellbound. Cruise waterways teeming with wildlife, and immerse yourself in the culture of the traditional Aboriginal owners of the lands you’re exploring. A myriad of deep gorges, plunging waterfalls and tranquil rock-pools add to the drama.

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.