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14
Day Darwin to Adelaide Safari Tour
(Including Kakadu + Uluru-Ayers Rock)
Departs Darwin and Finishes at Adelaide
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A
14 day small coach camping and accommodated small
group tour to Kakadu National Park, Mary River
Wetlands, Litchfield National Park, Katherine
Gorge, Mataranka Springs, Devils Marbles, Alice
Springs, Kings Canyon, Kata Tjuta (Olgas), Uluru
(Ayers Rock), Coober Pedy, Wilpena Pound, Flinders
Ranges.
Save
when you book the 14 day Darwin to Adelaide package.
This package combines the 3 day Kakadu Litchfield,
3 day Darwin to Alice Springs, 3
day Uluru and Kings Canyon and Kata Tjuta (Olgas),
4
day Alice Springs to Adelaide tours and 1 free
day. You will travel from the lush Top End and
through the Red Centre and heart of Australia
to the coastal town of Adelaide.
Tour is operated together with our touring
partner Topdeck.
Travel Insurance is compulsory and
must be shown to the guide on day one.
Tour is recommended for 18 - 39
year olds.
Tour is not suitable for children;
however special considerations may be made for
clients aged 17 years with a travelling companion
over the age of 18.
Package is made up of individual tours;
therefore you may travel with a different guide
and passengers during each section
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14
Day Darwin to Adelaide Safari Tour
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G-PBTAS14 |
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Departure
Dates:
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Year
Round: Mon Thu Sat |
| Departure
Time: |
100%
Adventure Shop at 6.30am, Shop 2/ 52 Mitchell St,
Darwin, or select accommodation pick up times will
be confirmed at time of booking |
| Finishes: |
Adelaide |
| Finish
Time: |
Adelaide
accommodation evening day 14 |
| Tour
Prices: Adult |
| 1st
April 2012 - 31st March 2013 |
| Tour
Price (AUD) |
Adult |
Child |
Plus
Park Fees |
Total
Adult |
Total
Child |
| Standard
(7 nights camping, 6 nights dorm accommodation
with share facilities) |
| Dorm/
Camp |
$2051 |
$N/P |
$62.50 |
$2113.50 |
$N/P |
| Upgrade
( 6 nights camping, 6 nights budget ensuite,1
night at 4* Upgrade - Desert Cave Motel) |
| Twin |
$2389 |
$N/P |
$62.50 |
$2451.50 |
$N/P |
| Single |
$2849 |
$N/P |
$62.50 |
$2911.50 |
$N/P |
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N/S = This
tour is not available to children 12 years
and under.
N/A = This option is not available at a discounted
child rate |
Extras:
$25 Kakadu Park Fee
$25 Uluru Park Fee
$12.50 Boat Transfer Fee - Kakadu (seasonal) |
| All
prices are in Australian Dollars (includes
10% GST) based on per person |
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| Discounts: |
Specials:
Book here now today and receive a 5% earlybird discount.
based on tour base component. Excludes optional
extras and park fees. |
| Min
Numbers: |
4
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| Max
Numbers: |
16/24 |
| Staying: |
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Permanent
Campsites - have permanently
erected tents (multi-share), permanent
cooking facilities and purpose-built fire
pits, screened eating areas, share showers
and toilets. Tents
are 4 share and passengers supplied with these
original Australian bushman's swags. Campsites
share showers & toilets. |
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On
occassions you'll be glad to curl up in your
swag (Aussie bedroll). Most folks just swag
it outside and fall alseep whislt gazing at
the stars above in the still of the night
air.
Sleeping Bags can be hired at time of booking
for $15 for the tour per person. |
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Hostel
Accommodation -
Dorm share rooms with shared facilities on. |
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Vehicle: |
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4WD
Mitsubishi or Isuzu- Kakadu-Litchfield
- 16, 17 or 20 seats front facing air-conditioned
vehicle.
Our 4WDs
(16 - 20 seaters) have spacious cabs with
ample legroom and forward facing seats for
increased comfort and a better view for greater
appreciation of the scenery. |
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Toyota
Coaster mini-bus - (max 22 seats)
or Mitsubishi Rosa mini-bus
(max 24 seats) - front facing air-conditioned
vehicle.
We use
our coaches in locations where there are large
driving distances on sealed roads as the larger
vehicles provide greater comfort. In all other
circumstances, we focus on providing a small
group experience with an average maximum group
size of 16.
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Maximum
Walks: Hikes up to 6-8kms per day. A reasonable
level of fitness is required as there will
be some walking to view places of interest.
Suitable for soft adventures with a passion
for bushwalking. |
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| To
Bring: |
Tour
ticket, Sturdy walking shoes (ankle high), hat
& sunscreen, towel & toiletries, warm clothing
in winter, water bottle, torch, insect repellent,
camera, pillow, sleeping bag (can be hired for
$25).
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Included: |
Experienced
guides, meals as indicated, accommodation transfers,
7 nights camping fees & equipment & 6 nights dorms
(or upgrade to: 6 nights camping and 7 nights
ensuite accommodation), Aboriginal culture interpretive
walk and Opal Mine tour.
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Places
Of Interest:
Coober Pedy
Wilpena Pound
Quorn
Outback Camel Farm,
(If you start the tour from Alice Springs only)
Uluru (Ayers Rock),
Kata Tjuta (the
Olgas) on a guided walk through the Valley of
the Winds
Aboriginal Culture
at the Cultural Centre at Uluru,
Kings Canyon and we check out the Amphitheatre,
Lost City, the lush and ancient Garden of Eden
and the sheer outcrops of the North and South
walls.
Alice Springs
Barrow Creek
Pub, home of the telegraph station
Devils Marbles,
a site sacred to its traditional owners.
Visit to
the famed Daly Waters pub, a quintessential outback
roadhouse and 'watering hole' for travellers from
far and wide.
Mataranka
lies in the heart of the 'never-never'
Mataranka Thermal Springs,
Katherine Gorge, half day to spend canoeing or
cruising (at own expense and seasonal) the spectacular
waters,
Idyllic
Edith Falls
Darwin
Litchfield National Park,
checking out the waterfalls of Litchfield National
Park
Mary River Wetlands,
Kakadu National Park,
Private river cruise - Wildlife/Crocodile Cruise,
Maguk (Barramundi
Gorge),
Bowali Visitor Centre,
Ubirr Rock, ancient Aboriginal rock art at Ubirr,
Jim Jim - we'll hike to the base of the falls
Twin Falls
- feel the beauty of the stunning gorge and powerful
falls from the National Park operated boat and
boardwalk experience(seasonal).
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| Places
Of Interest: |
Northern
Territory
Nature's
Way
Kakadu National
Park, Mary River Wetlands, Litchfield National Park
Explorers
Way
Katherine
Gorge, Mataranka Springs, Devils Marbles, Coober
Pedy
Red Centre
Way
Alice Springs,
Kata Tjuta (Olgas), Uluru (Ayers Rock), Kings Canyon,
South Australia
Explorers
Way (Part)
Coober Pedy
Wilpena Pound
Flinders Ranges. |
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ITINERARY:
Day 1 -
Darwin to Mary River
A refreshing start to your day checking out the waterfalls
of Litchfield National Park. Travel west into Woolna Country
and receive a Cul Cul or unique 'Welcome to Country' by the
traditional owners of the land the Limilngan - Wulna people.
Experience the local Aboriginal Culture, cooking your own
bush tucker, playing the didgeridoo, basket weaving and spear
throwing. To finish the day we head to the spectacular Mary
River Wetlands, where birds aren't the only wildlife abundant
around here; keep your eyes out for lurking crocodiles on
our private river cruise! A secluded campsite in the Mary
River Region is where we'll stay tonight. (LD)
Day 2 -
Mary River to Kakadu
Discover ancient Aboriginal rock art at Ubirr, our first stop
this morning. Clamber to the top of a rocky lookout for fabulous
views over the Nardab floodplain. Next it's on to Maguk (Barramundi
Gorge), where a hike is rewarded with a reviving swim in the
plunge pools. Tonight we stay at our permanent camp within
Kakadu NP. (BLD)
Day 3 -
Kakadu to Darwin
Get ready for some 4WD action today on our way to Jim Jim
Falls! Once we get there, we'll hike to the base of the falls
before continuing on to Twin Falls. Feel the beauty of the
stunning gorge and powerful falls from the National Park operated
boat and boardwalk experience. The impressive scenery will
continue to amaze you as we journey back to Darwin in the
afternoon. Overnight dorm accommodation included. (BL)
Day 4 -
Darwin to Katherine Gorge
Leaving Darwin, we stop for a break at Adelaide River on the
way to Katherine. We spend the afternoon at the majestic Katherine
Gorge (Nitmiluk), which is part of the Nitmiluk National Park.
Experience the striking beauty while canoeing or cruising
(at own expense & seasonal) through the gorge itself. Want
to see more? Jump onboard a helicopter flight (at own expense)
which will take you high above the vast gorge system. Tonight
we stay at our permanent camp near Katherine Gorge. (LD)
Day 5 -
Katherine Gorge to Tennant Creek
Not far to the south is Mataranka, where you can revive in
a sparkling thermal pool surrounded by lush tropical forest.
Next stop is the iconic Daly Waters outback hotel, the Territory's
oldest pub. Nearby lies Australia's first international airport,
but you won't get a flight back home from here these days!
After lunch, we continue south to Tennant Creek where we camp
overnight at our private campsite. (BLD)
Day 6 -
Tennant Creek to Alice Springs
This morning we check out the sacred site of the Devils Marbles,
which balance precariously on their rocky perch. From here
we stop in at Barrow Creek Pub, home to the historic Telegraph
Station - catch a glimpse of what outback telecommunication
used to be like! We cross over the Tropic of Capricorn, before
arriving early evening into Alice Springs (BL). Overnight
dorm accommodation included.
Day 7 -
Alice Springs
Enjoy a FREE DAY to explore Alice Springs. Overnight accommodation
included. (Meals at own expense).
Day
8 Alice Springs to Kata Tjuta & Uluru
Kick off your adventure on top of a camel! Our first stop
is the Outback Camel Farm where you can choose to ride atop
one of these desert giants (at own expense). From here it's
off to Uluru (Ayers Rock), and a bite to eat. Kata Tjuta will
fascinate you, and you will discover some of the secrets of
this ancient landform on the Valley of the Winds hike. You'll
be mesmerised as the desert sun sets over Uluru, and as the
night grows darker, curl up in your swag (Aussie bedroll)
under millions of stars. (LD)
Day
9 Uluru to Kings Canyon
It's an early start this morning, but you'll be rewarded with
a glorious Uluru sunrise. While the morning's fresh (and your
legs are too!) enjoy an unguided walk around the base of Uluru.
You will then deepen your understanding of the land and the
Mala people as you take a cultural interpretive walk with
an Aboriginal guide (and interpreter). Explore the many caves
of the Mala people, learning how they lived and prepared for
ceremonies. Your Aboriginal guide will also share the sensitive
story of the Mala people who lived at Uluru with their friend
the Itjaritjari (marsupial mole). There is also a visit to
sacred Kantju Gorge, a quiet water hole at the base of a dramatic
rock face. Afterwards, you will have the opportunity to purchase
Aboriginal arts and crafts at the Cultural Centre before we
travel to our exclusive campsite within the Watarrka National
Park (Kings Canyon) where we sleep for the night. (BLD)
Day
10 Kings Canyon to Marla
Get your hiking shoes on today as we head out to explore the
impressive formations which make up Kings Canyon. You'll be
left breathless by the sheer beauty of the canyon as we trek
through the Amphitheatre, the Lost City, the lush and ancient
Garden of Eden and the North and South Walls. After lunch,
we head south through the rugged desert country into South
Australia to our overnight destination of Marla, a small outback
town. (BLD)
Day 11
- Marla to Coober Pedy
We leave the Red Centre behind and travel across the vast
outback plains - destination Coober Pedy. On the way we'll
stop at the Breakaways, with views of the natural beauty for
miles around. This region is rightly known as the Opal Capital
of the World, as you will soon discover. Upon arrival we'll
get a tour of the town with a local, before visiting the Underground
Mine & Museum. Our bunkhouse for tonight is - you guessed
it - underground. (BLD)
Day 12
- Coober Pedy to Quorn
Before leaving this unique town, we have the opportunity to
visit an outdoor public opal fossicking site - you never know
your luck! Heading Southbound on the Stuart Highway we come
across the Salt lakes of Central Australia that will make
some awesome Facebook photos (and turn your friends green
with envy). A quick stop in Port Augusta then inland towards
the Southern Flinders Ranges widely considered one of the
most attractive natural landscapes in Australia; the Ranges
combine adventure, spirituality and tranquillity. Later there's
time to check in at our accommodation before we relax over
a friendly Aussie BBQ dinner. (BLD)
Day 13 -
Flinders Ranges & Wilpena Pound
We enter the National Park proper, a place where majestic
scenery meets tranquil vibes. The group will take a hike through
the Flinders Ranges, one of Australia's most stately and imposing
landscapes. Take in the natural amphitheatre of Wilpena Pound,
set amongst an ancient crater formed millions of years ago,
or just soak up the stillness. Heading back to Quorn we'll
pay a visit to the Yourambulla Caves, home to some early Indigenous
rock paintings - our guide will show us around. Enjoy a pub
meal and drinks with the locals. (BLD)
Day 14 -
Quorn to Adelaide
It's not far from our starting point this morning, where we'll
we take in a spectacular view from the top of Mt Remarkable.
As we travel into the more fertile farming areas the landscape
changes from what we have seen over the past few days. We
venture through the Clare Valley, the hidden wine region of
the state. We'll stop for lunch at a local winery in the Clare
Valley, with a few tastings thrown in if the mood strikes
you. Once through the valley we are bound for the City of
Churches - Adelaide. Tonight enjoy live music at one of the
many local venues. (BL)
Note: 7 nights
camping fees & equipment, 6 nights hostel accommodation (or
upgrade to: 6 nights camping and 7 nights ensuite accommodation).
Tour is operated together with our touring partner Topdeck.
TROPICAL
SUMMER PROGRAM (Approx. December - May)
Darwin to Mary River Litchfield National Park Cultural Experience
Crocodile Cruise Overnight camp Point Stuart
Mary River to Kakadu Mamukala Wetlands (seasonal) Ubirr
or Nourlangie Rock (seasonal) Bowali Visitor Centre Walk
to Gubara Springs Overnight camp Kakadu
Kakadu to Darwin Cathedral Termite Mounds Boulder Creek
Falls Hike to Motor Car Falls Return to Darwin
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Note:
Tour is operated together with our touring partner
Topdeck.
Travel Insurance is compulsory and must be shown
to the guide on day one.
Tour is recommended for 18 - 39 year olds.
Tour is not suitable for children; however
special considerations may be made for clients aged 17 years
with a travelling companion over the age of 18.
Package is made up of individual tours; therefore you
may travel with a different guide and passengers during each
section.
Please note upgrade accommodation is
budget style (except the Desert Cave which is 4 star and may
not be located underground) and on separate premises to hostel
accommodation.
Itineraries may vary and/or attractions be substituted for
any cause including seasonal conditions, weather extremes,
Traditional Owner and national park requirements. Please see
terms and conditions of travel for full details.
The Top End follows a Tropical Itinerary Approx. Dec-May,
Kakadu itineraries vary according to seasonal open and closures
of falls, which cannot be predetermined.
National Park fees of AUD$62.50 are payable on the morning
of departure (includes $25 entry into Kakadu NP, $25 entry
to Uluru - Kata Tjuta National Park and $12.50 Twin Falls
boat transfer - seasonal).
Safaris must be
reconfirmed 48 hours prior to departure by phone direct with
the tour operator - (Details on your E-Ticket).
A STRICT luggage limit of 15KG
applies Alice Springs to Darwin and 10KG on Kakadu Safaris.
Optional $25 Sleeping Bag Hire if required.
Children
under 16yrs exempted from park fee.
B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner
CHILD
POLICY*/ AGE RESTRICTIONS: Season 2012-2013
Note: Children 7 years
and under are not recommended to travel on any tour. Individual
requests may be considered on a case by case basis by ATAG
Pty Ltd.
Note: Children aged
8-12 years receive a discount on some tours,
Note:
Children 13 years or older pay full adult fare;
Note:
Children 12 years and under:
Are not permitted to travel on Kimberley Safaris and Kakadu
Unleashed (N/P = not permitted);
Are not recommended to travel on the 2 Day Red Centre Highlights,
2 day 4WD Kakadu Safari or Western Australian touring other
than the Pinnacles Day Tour. (N/S=not suitable).
Requests however, may be considered on a case by case basis.
Note:
Children
under 14 years are not permitted to travel on day tours ex
Melbourne (N/P);
Note:
Children under 18 years of age are not permitted to travel
unless accompanied by an adult excluding ADL<>MEL<>SYD<>CNS,
where under 18's are not permitted to travel with or without
an accompanying adult.
Note:
Our touring partner Topdeck recommends the above tours are
suitable for passengers between the age of 18 - 39 years old.
Requests however, may be considered on a case by case basis.
Child prices for accommodated tours are based on one child
sharing an ensuite room with two adults. If one child travels
with one adult the adult rate for accommodation applies and
will be provided upon request;
Requests for child travel and pricing should be directed toinfo@australia4tours.com
Note:
The policies for children travelling on code-share tours may
vary from the above and are available on request.
Note:
Depending on age, children on tour may be required to be seated
in booster seats or other child safety accredited seating.
At all times, ATAG Pty Ltd reserves the right to not accept
children on tours due to safety concerns.
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Tour Difference
Scheluded tours operate.
As
the Northern Territory's leading small group safari company,
the operator run tours to some of Australia's most famous
landmarks including Uluru (Ayers Rock) and Kakadu National
Park.
From the tropical Top
End to the spiritual heart of the Red Centre, from Aboriginal
Culture to abundant wildlife - our experienced guides will
help you discover the best of this unique and special state.
The tour operator is
an award winning company specialising in active, small group
safaris for the adventurous traveller.
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wildlife and Aboriginal culture of each area and they cater
for everyone from the fit and adventurous who want to get
off the beaten track to those who prefer the sound of soft
adventure and more comfortable facilities!
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