4 day Rock - n - Canyon Adventure Tour
- $725.00
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- Obligation Free
There is something rather magical and mysterious about Australia’s Red Centre. From the iconic Uluru to spectacular, rugged canyons and a massive starry sky – you will be well and truly amazed. With most meals included and heaps to keep you active this is the perfect option if you want to explore the outback and have a “real” experience along the way.
DAY 1: ALICE SPRINGS TO AYERS ROCK CAMPGROUND
Your outback adventure begins in Alice Springs as we head south, stopping for a short visit at the Outback Camel Farm (rides at own expense). We then head straight to our campsite at Yulara for lunch before we meet and greet passengers joining us from Ayers Rock Airport. The afternoon is spent exploring Uluru (Ayers Rock) a World Heritage listed area. Join your knowledgeable guide for a base tour of Uluru, exploring ancient caves where Aboriginal paintings can be seen and learning about one of the oldest cultures in the world. At sunset, you will marvel at the spectacular colour changes of Uluru.
Meals: Lunch & Dinner
DAY 2: ULURU–KATA TJUTA NATIONAL PARK TO KINGS CANYON
It’s an early start this morning to enjoy sunrise at magical Kata-Tjuta (The Olgas). Go for a walk to appreciate the beauty of the 36 domes and learn about unique fauna, flora and fire management of the national park. If time permits, you’ll enjoy some of the optional activities available at Kings Creek Station - an operating cattle/camel station in the heart of the outback and the gateway to Watarrka National Park. This evening we’re bound for Kings Canyon Lodge our overnight stop. Enjoy a cool dip in the pool for dinner. Tomorrow we’ll commence our exploration of the park.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
DAY 3: KINGS CANYON TO ALICE SPRINGS
You’ll need your sturdy walking shoes today! After entering Watarrka National Park and arriving at Kings Canyon we begin ascending the track that takes us above massive sandstone cliffs overlooking the valley floor. The spectacular rim walk takes us to the heart of Kings Canyon and descending to the humble beginning of Kings Creek. Here and along the walk we can see some unique and ancient vegetation, tranquil water holes and some amazing examples of nature’s own geological handiwork - sure to be a highlight of your visit to Australia’s Red Centre. We return to Kings Canyon Resort for lunch before travelling through sand dune country as we head back to Alice Springs.
Meals – Breakfast & Lunch
DAY 4: ALICE SPRINGS
There’s a chance early this morning for a breathtaking hot air balloon ride*. The serenity as the sun rises is indescribable while the views of the outback are absolutely awesome. We regroup and venture on an excursion out amongst the Western MacDonnell Ranges. Our stops will include the peaceful setting of Simpsons Gap and the impressive five metre wide Standley Chasm. We return to Alice Springs with time to grab some lunch and explore the town centre. This afternoon is free for shopping, checking e-mails, visiting the galleries or perhaps just returning to our lodge for some leisure time.
Meals: Breakfast
**Our experienced guides will tailor all of the activities based on seasonal & cultural conditions throughout the year, to maximise your experience and enjoyment. Any deviation from this itinerary will be made with serious consideration and your best interests and safety our priority.
Trip Information
Starts In: 7.00am: Heavitree Gap Outback Lodge, Alice Springs, 2.00pm: Ayers Rock Airport
Ends In: Alice Springs
Duration: 4 Days.
Departs: Mon & Sun
Group Size: Max 24
Transport: Coach
Accommodation: Quad share hostel & Camp
Activity: Adventure Tour
Ages: 18-39
Tour Code: ADVJNT4
Operator Code: CONADV
Countries Visited
Australia
Trip Highlights
- Sightseeing in Alice Springs
- Sunset at Magnificent Uluru
- Explore mystical Kata Tjuta
- Hiking to the Top of Kings Canyon
- Camping at Yulara
- Camping at Kings Creek Station
- Base Walk of Uluru
- Combination of Quad Share Accommodation and Camping
- Meals as Indicated
- All applicable Park Entrance Fees
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