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Outback Safari

From
CAD 7,966
Duration
11 days
Countries
Australia
Activity
easy

The adventure

<p>Experience the wild beauty of Australia’s Northern Territory from Uluru to Darwin with a Small Group of up to 24 travellers accompanied by an expert Drive Guide. From the shifting colours of Uluru and the domes of Kata Tjuta to Kings Canyon, Kakadu National Park and Nitmiluk Gorge, this trip brings together iconic landscapes, ancient cultures and unforgettable wildlife. Journey through the Red Centre and Top End, and even get the chance to see the Uluru Field of Light, and dine under the stars and cruise the wetlands of Kakadu.</p> <p>This trip is operated by our Australia and New Zealand Specialists at AAT Kings.</p> <p> </p>

At a glance

Duration
11 days
Route
Uluru → Darwin
Countries
Australia
Activity level
easy
Style
Culture & History, National Parks & Wilderness, Wildlife & Safari
Group size
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Flights
Not included
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Day by day

A picturesque rural road winds through the rolling hills of the Australian countryside under a cloudy sky.
Your journey through

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11-day itinerary

Day 1Welcome to UluruThe Red Centre makes an unforgettable first impression. Ochre earth, endless sky and the vast silhouette of Uluru set the scene for the adventure ahead. After arriving, journey into Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park to watch the great monolith glow at sunset, revealing the powerful beauty and deep spiritual significance this place holds for the Anangu people. The evening is yours to continue soaking up the atmosphere or perhaps join an Optional Experience and enjoy a delicious barbecue dinner in Uluru.
Stunning view of Uluru's red rock under a clear blue sky with lush greenery.Welcome to Uluru
The Red Centre makes an unforgettable first impression. Ochre earth, endless sky and the vast silhouette of Uluru set the scene for the adventure ahead. After arriving, journey into Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park to watch the great monolith glow at sunset, revealing the powerful beauty and deep spiritual significance this place holds for the Anangu people. The evening is yours to continue soaking up the atmosphere or perhaps join an Optional Experience and enjoy a delicious barbecue dinner in Uluru.
Day 2Uluru Sunrise and Kata TjutaWatch Uluru emerge with the dawn, its colours shifting with the first light of day. Explore the base of this extraordinary monolith and gain deeper insight into the traditions and stories of the world’s oldest living culture at the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre. Continue to Kata Tjuta, where massive domes rise from the desert plain. Walk into Walpa Gorge, framed by towering rock formations, then return to your resort with time at leisure to relax or explore as you please.
Capture the majestic Uluru rock formation glowing under the sunset. A natural wonder in Australia's Outback.Uluru
Watch Uluru emerge with the dawn, its colours shifting with the first light of day. Explore the base of this extraordinary monolith and gain deeper insight into the traditions and stories of the world’s oldest living culture at the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre. Continue to Kata Tjuta, where massive domes rise from the desert plain. Walk into Walpa Gorge, framed by towering rock formations, then return to your resort with time at leisure to relax or explore as you please.
Map showing Uluru
Day 3Uluru onto Kings CanyonBegin the day with the option to see the acclaimed Field of Light installation, where 50,000 glowing stems illuminate the desert before sunrise. From here, you’ll journey deeper into the Outback, passing the striking flat-topped form of Atila (Mt. Conner), one of Australia’s most distinctive landmarks. Stop at Kings Creek Station for a taste of station life and the chance to try a camel burger for lunch before continuing to Kings Canyon Resort in Watarrka National Park.
Stunning view of Uluru's red rock under a clear blue sky with lush greenery.Uluru onto Kings Canyon
Begin the day with the option to see the acclaimed Field of Light installation, where 50,000 glowing stems illuminate the desert before sunrise. From here, you’ll journey deeper into the Outback, passing the striking flat-topped form of Atila (Mt. Conner), one of Australia’s most distinctive landmarks. Stop at Kings Creek Station for a taste of station life and the chance to try a camel burger for lunch before continuing to Kings Canyon Resort in Watarrka National Park.
Day 4Kings Canyon onto Alice SpringsLace up for the remarkable Kings Canyon Rim Walk, where sandstone domes, weathered cliffs and hidden rock pools reveal one of the Outback’s most dramatic landscapes. The route to Alice Springs showcases the vast scale of the Northern Territory, from remote cattle country to the ridges of the MacDonnell Ranges. In Alice Springs, connect with Australia’s pioneering past at the historic Telegraph Station, then take in wide views over the town and surrounding ranges from Anzac Hill.
Lace up for the remarkable Kings Canyon Rim Walk, where sandstone domes, weathered cliffs and hidden rock pools reveal one of the Outback’s most dramatic landscapes. The route to Alice Springs showcases the vast scale of the Northern Territory, from remote cattle country to the ridges of the MacDonnell Ranges. In Alice Springs, connect with Australia’s pioneering past at the historic Telegraph Station, then take in wide views over the town and surrounding ranges from Anzac Hill.
Day 5Explore Alice SpringsDarwinExplore the rugged West MacDonnell Ranges, where striking scenery and deep gorges define the landscape. At Simpsons Gap, discover a quiet waterhole tucked between high red cliffs, a place of special significance and natural beauty. Back in Alice Springs, you’ll visit the Royal Flying Doctor Service Visitor Centre to learn how vital medical care reaches communities across remote Australia. Next, discover the historic Telegraph Station, part of the 1872 Overland Telegraph Line linking Adelaide to Darwin, then take in sweeping outback views from Anzac Hill. The rest of the day is yours to enjoy, whether by the pool, in town or browsing local galleries and shops.
A vintage English bedroom featuring a four-poster bed and ornate fireplace.Darwin
Explore the rugged West MacDonnell Ranges, where striking scenery and deep gorges define the landscape. At Simpsons Gap, discover a quiet waterhole tucked between high red cliffs, a place of special significance and natural beauty. Back in Alice Springs, you’ll visit the Royal Flying Doctor Service Visitor Centre to learn how vital medical care reaches communities across remote Australia. Next, discover the historic Telegraph Station, part of the 1872 Overland Telegraph Line linking Adelaide to Darwin, then take in sweeping outback views from Anzac Hill. The rest of the day is yours to enjoy, whether by the pool, in town or browsing local galleries and shops.
Map showing Darwin
Day 6Discover Devils MarblesA visit to the School of the Air reveals the ingenuity behind education in the Outback, with lessons broadcast across 1.3 million square kilometres. If school is in session, you may even see a live class in action. Continue north to Karlu, also known as the Devils Marbles, where giant granite boulders balance across the landscape in extraordinary formations shaped over millions of years. From here, you’ll head to Tennant Creek, a town shaped by its gold mining past.
A visit to the School of the Air reveals the ingenuity behind education in the Outback, with lessons broadcast across 1.3 million square kilometres. If school is in session, you may even see a live class in action. Continue north to Karlu, also known as the Devils Marbles, where giant granite boulders balance across the landscape in extraordinary formations shaped over millions of years. From here, you’ll head to Tennant Creek, a town shaped by its gold mining past.
Day 7The Land of the Never NeverPause at the Daly Waters Pub, an iconic Outback stop that has welcomed travellers since the 1930s. Its walls are lined with stories and mementos from visitors who came before, creating a character all its own. In Mataranka, step into the spirit of the Never Never with a visit to the replica Elsey Homestead, or wander beneath swaying palms to the region’s warm thermal springs for a restorative soak. Later, continue to Katherine.
Pause at the Daly Waters Pub, an iconic Outback stop that has welcomed travellers since the 1930s. Its walls are lined with stories and mementos from visitors who came before, creating a character all its own. In Mataranka, step into the spirit of the Never Never with a visit to the replica Elsey Homestead, or wander beneath swaying palms to the region’s warm thermal springs for a restorative soak. Later, continue to Katherine.
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18 May – 28 May 2027(price may vary)
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