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Outback Explorer
10 Day Guided Vacation
Adelaide to Alice Springs
This journey takes you into the very heart of Australia. After a taste of urban life in leafy Adelaide, the ancient and awe-inspiring Flinders Ranges and Kings Canyon provide a dramatic introduction to the rugged landscapes of the continent’s interior – and the jewels in its crown, magnificent Uluru (Ayers Rock) and Kata Tjuta (the Olgas). Close encounters with local people, both Indigenous and non-Indigenous, add an enriching layer to your Outback experience.
- Take a tour through Adelaide Central Market with a local foodie
- Wine Tasting at Sevenhill Cellars in the Clare Valley
- Explore Wilpena Pound in the Flinders Ranges, watching for mob of emu along the way
- Experience a unique underground church & home at Coober Pedy
- Red Centre sunsets with nibbles and sparkling wine
- Learn about indigenous culture at Uluru
- Experience a once-in-a-lifetime 11km walk around the base of ‘The Rock’
- Explore the 36 mystical domes of Kata Tjuta
- Kings Canyon Rim Walk
- Meet the Falzon family at Earth Sanctuary for a Be My Guest dinner
On arrival in Adelaide today, explore the major sights of the city before joining a local food expert for a guided tour of the vibrant Adelaide Central Market. Meet the traders and share the history and secrets of this 140-year-old icon. This evening, relax with your Travel Director and fellow travellers at a Welcome Reception and dinner at La Boca Bar and Grill.
Hotel: Stamford Plaza Adelaide
Included Meals: Dinner with wine
Today travel to the Clare Valley for a wine-tasting at Jesuit-owned Sevenhill Cellars, the region’s oldest existing winery. Explore the picturesque grounds and St. Aloysius Church, and take a stroll through the vines before stopping in Clare at lunchtime. Later, travel through the spectacular Flinders Ranges to Wilpena Pound, a remarkable natural amphitheatre covering nearly 8,000 hectares. As you head to the Flinders Ranges, pass the ruins of deserted pastoral leases and keep an eye out for mobs of emu on the plains as dusk draws near.
Hotel: Wilpena Pound Resort, Flinders Ranges
Included Meals: Breakfast and dinner with wine
Take a walk with your Travel Director to the faithfully-restored Hills Homestead and Wangarra Lookout, which affords panoramic views over Wilpena Pound. Journey through Pichi Richi Pass and the historic town of Quorn, known for its beautiful historic railway station. Your final destination today is Port Augusta, a natural harbour on the Spencer Gulf. Visit Wadlata Outback Centre before dinner at a local restaurant.
Hotel: Majestic Oasis Apartments, Port Augusta
Included Meals: Breakfast and dinner with wine
Today visit Woomera, an isolated experimental ground used for testing rockets during the 1950s and 1960s. Then travel through salt-lake country and observe the transformation to a stark, barren landscape as you near isolated Coober Pedy, regarded by many as the opal capital of the world. Coober Pedy is world renowned for its underground residences, called ‘dugouts’, which are built in this fashion due to the extreme daytime heat. View an opal demonstration with a local guide, who’ll then lead you through some of the town’s iconic underground buildings, including a church and a private residence.
Hotel: Desert Cave Hotel, Coober Pedy
Included Meals: Breakfast and dinner with wine
Cross the border into the Northern Territory today and continue to dual World Heritage listed Uluru – Kata Tjuta National Park. Uluru is sacred to the local Indigenous inhabitants and is thought to have begun forming around 550 million years ago. Sparkling wine is served this evening as you watch the sun set at Australia’s most renowned natural landmark and witness the spectacular phenomenon of the changing colours of the massive sandstone monolith.
Hotel: Desert Gardens Hotel, Ayers Rock Resort, 2 nights
Included Meals: Breakfast
Rise early this morning to experience a majestic Red Centre sunrise. After a tour of the base of Uluru, you may like to take either a self-guided stroll around its eleven-kilometre perimeter, or a guided walk to Mutiitjulu Waterhole. Your Travel Director will explain the significance of its ancient Aboriginal rock paintings, and you’ll also learn about the area’s flora and fauna and the culture of its traditional owners, the Anangu people. This afternoon’s journey takes you to Kata Tjuta (the Olgas). Watch a magnificent sunset while you enjoy sparkling wine.
Included Meals: Breakfast
Awe-inspiring Kings Canyon is your destination today. Stop for a lunch break at Kings Creek Station. Originally vacant crown land, the station now runs cattle and is the largest exporter of wild camels in Australia. Learn the intriguing story of owners, Ian and Lynn Conway, and their dedication to Aboriginal children in the region’s remote communities. Continue to Kings Canyon, a spectacular natural formation whose sheer sandstone walls soar to a height of 100 metres. A 6km rim walk of the canyon will reward you with marvellous views of Watarrka National Park: an easier walk along the boulder-strewn canyon creek bed is another option.
Hotel: Kings Canyon Resort
Included Meals: Breakfast and dinner with wine
Travelling past seemingly-deserted cattle properties today, you’ll develop an appreciation for the magnitude of the Australian Outback. On arrival in Alice Springs, visit the historic Telegraph Station, established in 1872 to relay messages between Darwin and Adelaide. It was one of twelve stations along the Overland Telegraph Line, which revolutionised communications on the island continent. Later, drive to Anzac Hill for panoramic views over ‘The Alice’.
Hotel: Mercure Alice Springs Resort , 2 nights
Included Meals: Breakfast
After breakfast, join an Aboriginal guide at Alice Springs Desert Park to learn about the culture and traditions of the local Arrernte People. In the Nocturnal House, learn about the endangered animals of the Red Centre. Then enjoy a captivating Birds of Prey show. Continue to the headquarters of iconic Royal Flying Doctor Service. This evening, join the Falzon family for Be My Guest a home-cooked BBQ dinner, and later listen as they share their passion for ecology, astronomy and culture.
Included Meals: Breakfast and Be My Guest dinner
Say farewell to your fellow travellers when your holiday comes to an end this morning after breakfast.
Included Meals: Breakfast
Your Guided Holiday includes a range of quality accommodation for your comfort.
The accommodation you will enjoy on this tour includes:
Overlooking either Adelaide's historic parklands or the CBD, the superior rooms offer recently refurbished decor, with a selection of bedding configurations, large work desks, excellent lighting, flat screen colour televisions, broadband internet, variety of cable channels and in-house movies.
- Broadband Internet access
- Executive Desk
- Marble bathroom with double vanity
- In-room safe
- Communal self-catering kitchen
- Laundry/Valet service
- Bathrobe and slippers
- Coat stand
Features
Wilpena Pound Resort is spectacularly located within the Flinders Ranges National Park, South Australia. Enjoy a haven of outback hospitality, stop and stay awhile as you soak up the incredible beauty of one of the earth’s oldest landscapes.
- Ensuite
- Shower and toilet facilities
- Tea & Coffee Facilities
- Refrigerator
- TV
- Iron / Ironing Board
- Hairdryer
- Air-conditioning
Features
Majestic Oasis Apartments is perfectly positioned overlooking the waters of the Upper Spencer Gulf in sunny Port Augusta, only 3 hours drive North of Adelaide in South Australia. The property comprises 75 self-contained serviced apartments.
- Air-conditioning
- LCD TV
- Austar
- Wi-Fi
- Guest Laundry
- Iron / Ironing Board
- In-room safe
- Electric blankets
Features
For the best in Outback Accommodation and Tours - an experience of a lifetime. The Desert Cave Hotel allows you to experience dug-out style living, underground shops, bar and opal display areas - all within sandstone surrounds in the heart of Coober Pedy.
- Colour TV
- In-house movies
- Wi-Fi
- Wireless Internet access
- IDD Phones
- Hairdryer
- Iron
- Mini-bar (surcharge)
- Refrigerator
- Tea & Coffee Facilities
- Room service
Features
Voyages Desert Gardens Hotel is centrally located to all resort and touring facilities and offers a range of accommodation, from shaded poolside rooms to deluxe rooms overlooking the desert.
- Air Conditioning
- Radio
- Iron / Ironing Board
- Private veranda or courtyard
- Heater
- Hair dryer
- ISD/STD phone
- Mini Bar
- In-room safe
- In-house movies
- Coffee/tea making facilities
Features
Retreat to the luxury of Kings Canyon Resort after an active day of hiking through the rugged terrain of Watarrka National Park. The sensitively designed property is located in Watarrka National Park, just nine kilometres from Kings Canyon. Naturally, the Kings Canyon Resort has been built to blend in harmoniously with the surround.
- Ensuite
- Shower
- Air-conditioning
- Wi-Fi
- Direct Dial Telephone
- Insect screens
- Hairdryer
- Tea & Coffee Facilities
- Blankets
- Refrigerator
- Iron / Ironing Board
Features
Situated on the banks of the famous Todd River, Mercure Alice Springs Resort offers spectacular views of the towering River Red Gum. Well-manicured lush green lawns of the hotel create a relaxing atmosphere, letting you soak in the Australian Outback charm in the Northern Territory (NT).
- Air Conditioning
- Hair Dryer
- Coffee/tea making facilities
- Radio
- Iron / Ironing Board
- Internet Access
- Phone
- Mini Bar
- Hair dryer
Features
Need accommodation before or after your tour?
Our special discounted rates make booking accommodation with us during your holiday both easy and affordable at selected AAT Kings hotels and resorts. Find out more
- Quality accommodation
- Travel by luxury coach
- Experienced Travel Director and Driver Guide
- Airport transfers (see flight information below)
To ensure your holiday is filled with memorable experiences, we have included a range of quality Optional Excursions for you to choose from and partake in, if you wish, during your holiday. The excursions can be booked on tour through your Travel Director.
Adult Price: From AUD 135.00
A peaceful one hour camel ride through stunning sand dune country with the awe inspiring back drop of Uluru and Kata Tjuta. Watch as the rising sun lights up Uluru and the surrounding plains.
Adult Price: From AUD 120.00
A fixed wing scenic flight is a great way to take in this amazing landscape.
These small plane options with extended flights that include both Uluru and Kata Tjuta:
- 40 Minute Uluru and Kata Tjuta Scenic Flight
– Prices from AUD$240 per adult - 60 Minute Uluru, Kata Tjuta and Lake Amadeus Scenic Flight
– Prices from AUD$375 per adult - 120 Minute Uluru, Kata Tjuta, Lake Amadeus and Kings Canyon Scenic Flight
– Prices from AUD$575 per adult - 20 Minute Uluru Only Scenic Flight
– AUD$120 per adult
Adult Price: From AUD 95.00
Experience a scenic helicopter flight over the Red Centre. Choose from a number of flight options for a birds eye view of Uluru, Kata Tjuta and more!
- 8 Minute Rock Express Flight
– AUD$95 per adult (min 2 passengers) - 15 Minute Uluru & Resort Postcard Flight
– AUD$150 per adult (min 2 passengers) - 25 Minute Uluru & Kata Tjuta Flight
– AUD$245 per adult (min 2 passengers) - 36 Minute Grandview Premium Sunrise/Sunset Flight
– AUD$320 per adult (min 2 passengers)
Adult Price: From AUD 119.00
Enjoy the thrill of a hot lap around Uluru or even travel a little further on the back of a motorcycle. Whatever blows your hair back!
- 1.5 Hour Uluru Sunrise
– AUD$219 per motorcycle passenger / AUD$399 per trike - 30 Minute Quick Spin
– AUD$119 per motorcycle passenger - 2 Hour Kata Tjuta Sunrise
– AUD$259 per motorcycle passenger / AUD$469 per trike - 2.5 Hour Kata Tjuta Tour
– AUD$299 per motorcycle passenger / AUD$549 per trike - 3 Hour Kata Tjuta Sunset
– AUD$339 per motorcycle passenger / AUD$639 per trike
*Subject to availability
Adult Price: AUD 150.00
Enjoy a unique and exclusive dining experience with Uluru as your stunning backdrop. There’s sparkling wine on arrival followed by a classic barbecue of steak, lamb sausages, skewered chicken and garlic prawns, as well as a selection of fresh salads and a tasty dessert. There’s even time for stargazing.
*weather permitting
Adult Price: AUD 75.00
With just enough time for some background commentary on the internationally renowned artist Bruce Munro, you will arrive very excited to see his latest artistic endeavour. Arriving in complete darkness, you will be able to enjoy the 50,000 spheres of light in the desert, before making your way up the hill to the Field of Light sunrise viewing viewing area.
FIND OUT MOREAdult Price: AUD 95.00
This is the opportunity to experience Kings Canyon from the air at its most affordable level. These helicopter flights are designed to give perspective to the enormity of the area and a view into sections of the canyon not reachable by ground based touring.
Prices from:
- 8 Minute Canyon Dash Flight
– AUD$95 per adult (min 2 passengers) - 15 Minute Kings Canyon and Carmichaels Crag Flight
– AUD$150 per adult (min 2 passengers)
Adult Price: From AUD 265.00 + flight levy
Your adventure begins with the balloons being inflated just as the sun lights up the rugged MacDonnell Ranges. Whilst floating gently in the air you will appreciate the vast remoteness, scenery and wildlife of the Australian outback. The tour includes your return transfers and a light breakfast.
- 30 Minute Flight – AUD$265 per adult + AUD$30 flight levy
- 60 Minute Flight – AUD$360 per adult + AUD$30 flight levy
*Please Note:
- This excursion is not recommended for the elderly or a less agile person. If you are unsure, please discuss your situation directly with Outback Ballooning.
- An aviation insurance levy of $30.00 per person is payable direct to Outback Ballooning.
- Flights do not operate when weather does not permit safe flying.
From AUD$180 Adult | AUD$140 Child
This flight provides a fantastic view of our surrounds where you will see Wilpena Pound from the air with the resort nestled in among the River Red Gums just near the Pound Gap. You will also see the Elder Range, Edeowie Gorge, Lake Torrens, the Heysen Range and St. Mary Peak.
Optional Experiences indicated are Australian or New Zealand dollars. Please note that occasionally weather or seasonal conditions may not permit their operation. Some also depend on a minimum number of participants and suitable time being available. Please see your Travel Director for a full list of experiences.
What to Bring
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Sunglasses, sunscreen and hat
- Water bottle
- Camera
- Jacket in cooler months
Fitness Requirements
Moderate level of fitness required for walks at Wilpena Pound, Uluru, Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon. Walking on uneven surfaces is required to complete the walks, though there are alternate options available.
Dining
- 9 Full buffet breakfasts
- 1 Be My Guest dinner
- 5 Dinners with wine
Flight Information
| Day 1 | Flights to arrive prior to 12.30pm into Adelaide Airport | |
| Day 10 | Flights to depart anytime from Alice Springs Airport |
Outback Explorer
10 Day Guided Vacation
Adelaide to Alice Springs
This journey takes you into the very heart of Australia. The ancient and awe-inspiring Flinders Ranges and Kings Canyon provide a dramatic introduction to the rugged landscapes of the continent’s interior – and the jewels in its crown, magnificent Uluru (Ayers Rock) and Kata Tjuta (the Olgas). Close encounters with local people add an enriching layer to your outback experience.
This itinerary is valid from 1 April 2019
Outback Explorer (Travel Period: 01 Apr 2019 – 31 Mar 2020)
- Tour Adelaide Central Market with a local foodie
- Tastings at Sevenhill Cellars in the Clare Valley
- Explore Wilpena Pound
- Experience unique underground Coober Pedy
- Red Centre sunsets with sparkling wine
- Discover Indigenous culture at Uluru (Ayers Rock)
- Once-in-a-lifetime 11km walk around the base of ‘The Rock’
- Explore the 36 domes of Kata Tjuta (the Olgas)
- Hike the Rim Walk at Kings Canyon
- Learn about Aboriginal culture and native wildlife at Alice Springs Desert Park
- Dine with the Falzon family at Earth Sanctuary
On arrival in Adelaide today, explore the major sights of the city before joining a local food expert for a guided tour of the vibrant Adelaide Central Market. Meet the traders and share the history and secrets of this 140 year-old icon. This evening, relax with your Travel Director and fellow travellers at a Welcome Reception and dinner at La Boca Bar and Grill.
Hotel: Stamford Plaza Adelaide
Included Meals: Dinner with wine
Travel to the Clare Valley for a wine tasting at Jesuit-owned Sevenhill Cellars, the region’s oldest existing winery. Explore the picturesque grounds and St. Aloysius Church, and take a stroll through the vines before stopping in Clare at lunchtime. Later, travel through the spectacular Flinders Ranges to Wilpena Pound, a remarkable natural amphitheatre covering nearly 8,000 hectares. As you head to the Flinders Ranges, passing the ruins of deserted pastoral leases, don’t forget to keep an eye out for mobs of emu on the plains as dusk draws near.
Hotel: Wilpena Pound Resort
Included Meals: Breakfast, Dinner with wine
Take a walk with your Travel Director this morning to the faithfully-restored Hills Homestead, then enjoy panoramic views over Wilpena Pound from Wangarra Lookout. Later, journey through Pichi Richi Pass and the historic town of Quorn, known for its beautiful historic railway station, on your way to Port Augusta, a natural harbour on the Spencer Gulf. Visit Wadlata Outback Centre before dining at a local restaurant.
Hotel: Majestic Oasis Apartments
Included Meals: Breakfast, Dinner with wine
Visit Woomera, a remote site used for testing space rockets during the 1950s and 60s. Then travel through salt-lake country and observe the transformation to a stark, barren landscape as you near the settlement of Coober Pedy, regarded by many as the opal capital of the world. Coober Pedy is also renowned for its underground shops and dwellings, called ‘dugouts’, which provide shelter from the extreme daytime heat. View an opal demonstration with a local expert, who’ll then lead you through some of the town’s iconic underground buildings, including a church and a private residence.
Hotel: Desert Cave Hotel
Included Meals: Breakfast, Dinner with wine
Cross the border into the Northern Territory and continue to dual World Heritage listed Uluru – Kata Tjuta National Park. Uluru is sacred to the to have begun forming around 550 million years ago. Sparkling wine is served this evening as you watch the sun set behind Australia’s most recognised natural landmark and witness the spectacular phenomenon of the changing colours on the massive sandstone monolith.
Hotel: Desert Gardens Hotel, 2 nights
Included Meals: Breakfast
Rise early this morning to experience a majestic Red Centre sunrise. After a tour of the base of Uluru, you may like to take either a self-guided stroll around its full eleven-kilometre perimeter, or a guided walk to Mutitjulu Waterhole, a pool so calm and still that it looks like glass, clearly reflecting the monumental sandstone walls behind it. Your Travel Director will explain the significance of Uluru’s ancient Aboriginal rock paintings, and you’ll also learn about the area’s flora and fauna and the culture of its traditional owners, the Anangu people. This afternoon’s journey takes you to Kata Tjuta, a stunning series of thirty-six magnificent domes of red-hued sedimentary rock, where you can toast a magnificent sunset with a glass of sparkling wine.
Included Meals: Breakfast
Awe-inspiring Kings Canyon is your destination today. Stop for a lunch break at Kings Creek Station, a cattle station which is also the largest exporter of wild camels in Australia, and hear the intriguing story of owners Ian and Lynn Conway and their dedication to Aboriginal children in the region’s remote communities. Continue to Kings Canyon, a spectacular natural formation whose sheer sandstone walls soar to a height of over 100 metres. A 6km ‘rim walk’ around the canyon will reward you with marvellous views of Watarrka National Park. An easier walk along the canyon’s boulder-strewn creek bed is another option.
Hotel: Kings Canyon Resort
Included Meals: Breakfast, Dinner with wine
Travelling past vast cattle properties today, you’ll develop a true appreciation of the enormous magnitude of the Australian outback. On arrival in Alice Springs, visit the historic Telegraph Station established in 1872, which revolutionised communications on the island continent. Then drive to Anzac Hill for panoramic views over ‘The Alice’ before returning to your hotel for an evening at leisure.
Hotel: Mercure Alice Springs Resort , 2 nights
Included Meals: Breakfast
After breakfast this morning, join a local Aboriginal guide to learn about the culture and traditions of the local Arrernte People at the Alice Springs Desert Park. Gain an insight into the endangered animals of the Red Centre, then visit the headquarters of the Royal Flying Doctor Service to see how this iconic facility provides lifesaving medical assistance in the outback. This evening, join the Falzon family at Earth Sanctuary World Nature Centre for a home-cooked Be My Guest barbecue dinner. Afterwards, hear from the Falzon brothers, Tom and Danny, about the sustainable lifestyle they have established.
Included Meals: Breakfast, Be My Guest Dinner
Say farewell to your fellow travellers when your holiday comes to an end this morning after breakfast.
Your Guided Holiday includes a range of quality accommodation for your comfort.
The accommodation you will enjoy on this tour includes:
Overlooking either Adelaide's historic parklands or the CBD, the superior rooms offer recently refurbished decor, with a selection of bedding configurations, large work desks, excellent lighting, flat screen colour televisions, broadband internet, variety of cable channels and in-house movies.
- Broadband Internet access
- Executive Desk
- Marble bathroom with double vanity
- In-room safe
- Communal self-catering kitchen
- Laundry/Valet service
- Bathrobe and slippers
- Coat stand
Features
Wilpena Pound Resort is spectacularly located within the Flinders Ranges National Park, South Australia. Enjoy a haven of outback hospitality, stop and stay awhile as you soak up the incredible beauty of one of the earth’s oldest landscapes.
- Ensuite
- Shower and toilet facilities
- Tea & Coffee Facilities
- Refrigerator
- TV
- Iron / Ironing Board
- Hairdryer
- Air-conditioning
Features
Majestic Oasis Apartments is perfectly positioned overlooking the waters of the Upper Spencer Gulf in sunny Port Augusta, only 3 hours drive North of Adelaide in South Australia. The property comprises 75 self-contained serviced apartments.
- Air-conditioning
- LCD TV
- Austar
- Wi-Fi
- Guest Laundry
- Iron / Ironing Board
- In-room safe
- Electric blankets
Features
For the best in Outback Accommodation and Tours - an experience of a lifetime. The Desert Cave Hotel allows you to experience dug-out style living, underground shops, bar and opal display areas - all within sandstone surrounds in the heart of Coober Pedy.
- Colour TV
- In-house movies
- Wi-Fi
- Wireless Internet access
- IDD Phones
- Hairdryer
- Iron
- Mini-bar (surcharge)
- Refrigerator
- Tea & Coffee Facilities
- Room service
Features
Voyages Desert Gardens Hotel is centrally located to all resort and touring facilities and offers a range of accommodation, from shaded poolside rooms to deluxe rooms overlooking the desert.
- Air Conditioning
- Radio
- Iron / Ironing Board
- Private veranda or courtyard
- Heater
- Hair dryer
- ISD/STD phone
- Mini Bar
- In-room safe
- In-house movies
- Coffee/tea making facilities
Features
Retreat to the luxury of Kings Canyon Resort after an active day of hiking through the rugged terrain of Watarrka National Park. The sensitively designed property is located in Watarrka National Park, just nine kilometres from Kings Canyon. Naturally, the Kings Canyon Resort has been built to blend in harmoniously with the surround.
- Ensuite
- Shower
- Air-conditioning
- Wi-Fi
- Direct Dial Telephone
- Insect screens
- Hairdryer
- Tea & Coffee Facilities
- Blankets
- Refrigerator
- Iron / Ironing Board
Features
Situated on the banks of the famous Todd River, Mercure Alice Springs Resort offers spectacular views of the towering River Red Gum. Well-manicured lush green lawns of the hotel create a relaxing atmosphere, letting you soak in the Australian Outback charm in the Northern Territory (NT).
- Air Conditioning
- Hair Dryer
- Coffee/tea making facilities
- Radio
- Iron / Ironing Board
- Internet Access
- Phone
- Mini Bar
- Hair dryer
Features
Need accommodation before or after your tour?
Our special discounted rates make booking accommodation with us during your holiday both easy and affordable at selected AAT Kings hotels and resorts. Find out more
- Quality accommodation
- Travel by luxury coach
- Experienced Travel Director and Driver Guide
- Airport transfers (see flight information below)
What to Bring
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Sunglasses, sunscreen and hat
- Water bottle
- Warm layers in cooler months
Fitness Requirements
- Moderate level of fitness required for walks at Wilpena Pound, Uluru, Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon
- Walking on uneven surfaces is required to complete the walks, though there are alternate options available
Dining
- 9 Full buffet breakfasts
- 1 Be My Guest dinner
- 5 Dinners with wine
Flight Information
- Day 1 – flights to arrive prior to 12.30pm into Adelaide Airport
- Day 10 – flights to depart anytime from Alice Springs Airport
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