Enjoy a journey through Australia’s iconic landscapes and discover a country overflowing with experiences.
Adelaide
Arrive into Adelaide and enjoy a few days relaxing into the Australian way of life.Why not tempt the taste buds with a trip to the Barossa Valley, the region is packed with award winning wines and an abundance of local produce. Or perhaps spend the day on Kangaroo Island, Australia’s equivalent of the Galapagos. If you’ve never seen the unique Australian wildlife before, this is the perfect opportunity, koalas hang lazily overhead, while kangaroos graze by the road side. If you prefer we can arrange an extended tour for you enabling you to stay overnight.
3 nights: Hotel Richmond
Adelaide to Alice Self Drive
Pick up your 4WD and begin an intrepid adventure from Adelaide to Alice. Australia is full of ancient landscapes each one more incredible than the last and then you have the Flinders Ranges. Moulded by millions of years of geological activity this landscape defies belief. In the heart of it, Wilpena Pound sits surrounded by sandstone bluffs and creek beds lined with River Red Gums, creating the quintessential Australian scene. Enjoy a day to explore, there are a number of optional tours including scenic flights and guided walks available. From here journey on to Parachilna, renowned as the town with a population of just 7, Parachilna sits alongside the old Ghan railway line.Your home is the Prairie Hotel, a quirky outback pub and something of legend. Follow the heritage rich Oodnadatta Track to William Creek with a pit stop at Lake Eyre, Australia’s largest lake, before moving on to the frontier town of Coober Pedy, where many homes have been built underground and where 85% of the world’s opals are produced. Continue on to Alice, heart of the outback and a welcome oasis for weary travellers since 1870.
6 nights: Hotels
Alice Springs
Home to the Royal Flying Doctor Service, School of the Air and much more, Alice is a quiet town with a rich history. Spend a couple of days exploring the surrounding area, perhaps take a tour into the West MacDonnell Ranges or see the landscape from above with a dawn hot air balloon ride.
2 nights: Alice Station B&B
Alice Springs to Ayers Rock
Drive from Alice to Ayers Rock today, the quickest route is via the highway, however if you want to spend longer exploring you can travel via the Meerenie Loop Road and overnight at Kings Canyon on the way. Once you arrive in Ayers Rock return your car to the airport and join your transfer to Longitude 131°. Hidden from view, Longitude 131° tucks the white domes of its 15 safari style, tented cabins into the ochre red desert sands and hides its tracks from the passing crowds well. Exclusive touring options enable you to enjoy once in a lifetime experiences. The sunset over Uluru seen up close and personal, a guided tour of Walpa Gorge between the sacred domes of Kata Tjuta and a dining extravaganza under the night stars.
2 nights: Longitude 131°
Ayers Rock to Darwin
Fly to Darwin for a few days in the tropical Top End. Darwin has a laid back, relaxed atmosphere and is surrounded byWorld Heritage Listed National Parks and some of the finest examples of Aboriginal rock art to be found anywhere in the world.We have included a day tour into Arnhemland with Lord’s Safaris for a real insight into this deeply spiritual region.
2 nights: Mantra on Esplanade
Darwin to Kununurra
Today sees a change in scenery as you journey into the Kimberley, an ancient land of rugged gorges, cascading waterfalls and one of the world’s last true frontiers. On arrival in Kununurra collect your 4WD and make your way to Home Valley Station, transfers are also available if you prefer. Set against the rugged beauty of the Cockburn Range, Home Valley Station is a 615,000 acre working cattle station owned by the Indigenous Land Corporation and offers not only an authentic outback experience for travellers but also a training programme for the regions Indigenous men and women. A range of accommodation, from the idyllic setting on Bindoola Creek of the grass castles, to the traditional homestead rooms and eco tents, is on offer. From gentle gorge walks to relaxed boating and sunset tours to horse trekking adventures and cattle mustering, Home Valley has an inspiring range of tours and activities available.
3 nights: Home Valley Station
Kununurra to Broome
The finale to your Australian adventure lies on the beautiful Indian Ocean shores of Broome. Relax in the charming atmosphere of this former pearling town, learn how the Australian South Sea Pearl is produced at Willie Creek Pearl Farm or just kick back and soak up the sun.
4 nights: Pinctada Cable Beach
From £2959 per person, twin share including all accommodation and touring as stated and all meals, beverages and touring at Longitude 131°.
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