DAY 1 Pick up at 6.00 from your Accommodation.First stop of the day Fogg Dam. Time for breakfast and bird watching. Enjoy the Birds, try to spot buffalos or the Crocodiles. Jabiru, magpie geese, herons, jacana, Egrets, cormorants, and much more in this bird paradise. Fogg Dam is a must, a little gem only few kilometers from Darwin. It will be a very good opportunity to get in the right mood for the next two days of top adventures.Stop at the Kaka...

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It’s on your bucket list: an unforgettable sunset bbq with a backdrop of the stunning and sacred Uluru (previously known as Ayers Rock).

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If you’re already staying in Kings Canyon, you can book the Scenic Climb on its own, starting and ending in Kings Canyon. Located in the heart of Watarrka National Park, it lies in an ancient Australian landscape that is sacred ground for the Ulpanyali and Lilla people. The Rim Walk is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The climb up a 100-metre cliff face reveals views of sandstone walls, grottos, chasms and cliffs. Or, for something more relaxing,...

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A fascinating day that includes a peek into the history of Hermannsburg Aboriginal Mission, followed by a 4WD drive through the Finke River bed, enjoy the ancient Red Cabbage Palms, a reminder of a Tropical rain-forest era in Central Australia (Northern Territory), Kalaranga lookout, and Palm Valley. A journey into another time and another world.

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Travel in the comfort of your coach around the base of Uluru with your Driver Guide who will provide details on its incredible history. You’ll be fascinated by the Aboriginal stories that go back many thousands of years. Learn the significance of ancient Aboriginal rock art, about the area’s flora and fauna, and culture of its traditional owners, the Anangu. Your day concludes with a spectacular sunset at Uluru.

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Established in 1986, Litchfield National Park is a stunning location. You can take in the splendour of thundering waterfalls, rainforest pockets and historic sacred sites. It is a haven for hundreds of native bird species and the plateau supports a rich range of woodland flora. The traditional custodians of the Park are the Wagait people, many of whom still call the area home.

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Like it's westerly twin, the East MacDonnell Ranges stretch 150km east of Alice Springs and hide some of Central Australia's most famous outback landscapes, gaps, gorges, bush walks, Aboriginal art and amazing geological formations.Join our tour through the 'East Macs', taking you first to ANZAC Hill in Alice Springs, then off to the east via Emily & Jessie Gap, Corroboree Rock, Trephina Gorge and on to Ross River Homestead. The tour includes...

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Immerse yourself in the world of spectacular landscapes, amazing wildlife and ancient culture on this 2-day tour in Australia’s tropical Top End. Cruise down the East Alligator River, discover local legends and myths through Aboriginal rock art and get a first-hand sense of the area's natural wonder. 

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Immerse yourself into the history of Mparntwe (pronounced m’barn-twa), the Arrernte name of Alice Springs. Learn how it came to be the central hub of theAustralian outback by visiting the historical sites that played a big part in the evolution of a town originally called Stuart and its progression to what Alice Springs is today.

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This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to visit a modern-day Aboriginal community. It will provide you with an insight into the Tiwi people’s rich culture and lifestyle. The tour will reveal scenes seldom seen by many outsiders and will leave you with a lifetime memory. Many cities are blessed with island destinations close by, but only Darwin has the Tiwi Islands.

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