Explore the very best of Australia in this unforgettable small-group tour. Begin in Sydney, where you'll uncover architectural marvels like the Sydney Opera House, soak up scenic views from Mrs. Macquarie’s Chair, and opt for a journey to the Blue Mountains. Fly to Darwin, where the wild beauty of the Northern Territory awaits, including Kakadu National Park and close encounters with saltwater crocodiles at Crocosaurus Cove. Your adventure continues in the heart of Australia at Uluru (Ayers Rock). Experience the Field of Light as the desert glows beneath the stars, enjoy a breathtaking sunrise over Uluru (Ayers Rock), and discover Aboriginal legends and landscapes. Finally, arrive in Melbourne, Australia’s cultural capital. Enjoy a guided city tour, soak in the café vibes, and explore nearby natural wonders such as the Great Ocean Road or Phillip Island. Return home with memories of wild landscapes, vibrant cities, and unique experiences that define the spirit of Australia!
Experience the best of Australia in one unforgettable journey — beginning in Sydney, where the sparkling harbour, iconic landmarks, and vibrant city life offer the perfect start. Visit the world-famous Opera House and soak in panoramic views from Mrs. Macquarie’s Chair. Fly into the heart of the Outback to Uluru (Ayers Rock), where the mystical Red Centre reveals ancient landscapes and Aboriginal legends. Witness the desert’s dramatic colours at sunrise and explore sacred sites like Mutitjulu Waterhole, feeling the spiritual presence of Uluru (Ayers Rock). Your adventure continues in tropical Cairns — the lush gateway to Queensland’s coastal wonders. Stroll the buzzing esplanade, breathe in the rainforest air, and marvel at the Great Barrier Reef’s extraordinary marine life. End your journey in Darwin, where the raw spirit of the Northern Territory takes centre stage. Cruise through wild wetlands, come face to face with saltwater crocodiles, and uncover ancient Aboriginal rock art and landscapes in Kakadu National Park. From iconic cities to sacred lands and untamed wilderness, this immersive tour captures the true soul of Australia’s wild and timeless beauty.
Get a taste of the Top End’s natural wonders on this four-day adventure. Chase the many magnificent waterfalls at Litchfield National Park and be drawn to the 2 m tall Magnetic Termine Mounds – an iconic feature of Northern Territory’s landscape. Learn from the traditional owners of the land at Kakadu National Park, and marvel at examples of First Nations rock art at Ubirr and Burrungkuy (Nourlangie). Wind your way through the staggering sandstone of Nitmiluk (Katherine) Gorge – the reds of the soil and orange of the sunsets will leave you with a lasting impression of the Territory’s beauty and biodiversity.
Journey through the Top End on this four-day adventure in Northern Australia’s Litchfield and Kakadu National Parks. Dive into the natural pools at Wangi Falls, have a picnic lunch near Florence Falls and visit the Magnetic Termite Mounds in Litchfield. Cruise up the East Alligator River and learn about the landscape, plants and animals from an Aboriginal guide, look out for wetland birds at Mamukala Wetlands and see the UNESCO World Heritage-listed rock art created by the Bininj people at Burrungkuy (Nourlangie). With an Intrepid leader by your side, get closer to some of the Australia's favourite places, no matter how much time you have.
Embark on this 4-day tour of the Northern Territory, starting and ending in Darwin. Explore the wild beauty of Kakadu and Nitmiluk National Parks, where you’ll cruise ancient waterways, admire ancient Aboriginal rock art, and spot crocodiles and birdlife. Experience local culture with the Jawoyn people, unwind in the Katherine Hot Springs, and witness epic sunsets over rugged escarpments. From sacred sites to swimming beneath waterfalls, this journey blends nature, culture and adventure in one unforgettable outback escape.
ACCOMMODATED: Venture into the Top End on a 2-day trip from Darwin, taking in Kakadu’s wetlands, Aboriginal rock art at Nourlangie, and a Yellow Water sunset cruise. A Bush Tucker Walk and visits to cultural centres offer a glimpse into First Nations traditions, while cosy stays and stops, such as the Humpty Doo Hotel, add local flavour. A compact adventure rich in nature and culture.
