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Sit back and relax as we take you on a journey from the Red Heart of the outback to the stunning tropical scenery of the Top End!
Marvel in wonder as you see world renowned sites such as Uluru, Kings Canyon, Karlu Karlu (The Devil’s Marbles) and Litchfield National Park.
The Awesome Territory Adventure will be a trip that you will remeber for a lifetime.
Day 1: Uluru Cultural Centre, Walk and Sunset Viewing – Explore indigenous history, art, and culture at Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre. Enjoy the Mutujulu Walk around Uluru’s base and watch the sunset with snacks and drinks. BBQ dinner and stay at Yulara Resort.
Day 2: Kata Tjuta (Olgas), Karrke and Kings Canyon – Observe sunrise at Kata-Tjuta (the Olgas), then visit Kings Canyon for the Karrke Cultural talk. Walk through Kings Canyon Gorge and view the Light Towers installation by Bruce Munroe. BBQ Dinner and stay at Kings Canyon Resort.
Day 3: Kings Canyon, West MacDonnell Ranges – Walk the Kings Canyon rim (3.5 hours) through the Lost City and Garden of Eden. Lunch at Kings Canyon Resort, then drive the Mereenie Loop to Ormiston Gorge. Walk through the breathtaking walls of Standley Chasm before dining at Alice Springs Brewery and stay the night at Discovery Parks.
Day 4: Big Man Walk, Devil’s Marbles, Mine and Museum – View the sunrise at Anzac Hill and visit the Telegraph Station Historical Reserve to understand how and why the first Europeans settled in the Red Centre. Travel north to Aileron for the ‘Big Man Walk’ and take a photo at Karlu Karlu (Devil’s Marbles). Continue to Tennant Creek for lunch at Maryanne Dam. Visit the Old Timers Mine and Museum before heading to Banka Banka or Renner Springs Station for dinner under the stars in the heart of cattle country.
Day 5: Daly Waters Pub and Mataranka Hot Springs – Wake to the sounds of an outback dawn, then head north for lunch at Daly Waters Pub. Continue to Mataranka and indulge in the mineral-rich thermal pools at the Hot Springs before dining at Mataranka Homestead Tavern.
Day 6: Katherine Gorge and Thermal Pools – After breakfast, head to Katherine for a eye opening boat tour of the Katherine Gorge and the Cutta Cutta Caves. Have a picnic lunch, unwind at Katherine Thermal Springs, then spend the night at a nearby caravan park with a BBQ dinner and drinks.
Day 7: Adelaide River Cruise, Litchfield and Darwin – Watch ‘Jumping Crocs’ on the Iconic Adelaide River Queen boat tour. Enjoy a stroll and swim at the picturesque Litchfield National Park’s waterfalls. Have a Ploughman’s lunch before heading to Darwin. Explore museums or attractions of your choosing. End the day with our “Last Supper” on the Darwin Wharf at sunset. Drop-off at your chosen accommodation. Next-day transfers to the airport, rail terminal, or around Darwin.
What should bring?
* Booking Confirmation
* A solid water bottle (1 Litre minimum)
* Non-slip walking shoes
* Hat (Broad brimmed offers the best protection)
* Sunglasses
* Sunscreen
* Camera / Selfie stick / Drone (note: some locations do not allow the use of drones without a permit organised prior)
* Casual / Comfortable Clothing
* Swimming Gear – Bathers / Trunks / Bikini / Towel
* Cash if you wish to purchase paintings from local indigenous artists
* Travel blanket and or pillow
* Most importantly – A sense of Adventure
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When booking we were told if flight is delayed we will monitor and wait for your arrival.
Well guess what..when we came to the pick up point outside the terminal it was deserted, no bus let alone driver to be seen.
I called their printed mobile number and guess what again, cannot take your call at the moment.
I asked a person nearby and he told me, the bus had left about half an hour ago.
We had just half hour left to get to Thrifty downtown to pick up my hire car before they close for the day.
I enquired at Thrifty office inside the terminal for help, they were happy..ish to give us a lift to Thrifty downtown and save the day for us. Soo koodos to Thrifty Alice Springs airport and thank you very much for the lift.
I called the bus office a second time and this time boss answered, he was not too impressed..well needless to say we were much much more less impressed.
You will be driven promptly to your Alice Springs destination.
Look for the pavement sign board just out side the airport terminal doors.
Price affordable compared to a taxi.
Pay with cash or card.
I was nervous when I arrived because I hadn't booked but I still got safely to my hotel. The coach was comfortable and clean.
The after service was also amazing! I look forward to my next trip where I have time to do some sightseeing.
You accommodated us on a day trip that we didn't planned to do to see some beautiful sites in Alice Spring. You also gave us a transport to town to spent sometime in a pub and picked us up back to our hotel.
And of course our transfer from our hotel to the airport went smoothly.
Thank you very much to our host/driver David, and to Jason for arranging all our bookings.
Absolutely fantastic, from A (planning) to Z (implementation).
Very friendly, helpful, flexible and understanding staff.
You can create your own itinerary based on your personal needs and preferences, change the basic plan short-termed if required, and the bus with electronic ramp for the wheelchair is just perfect.
Thank you so very much for providing us with some amazing days which we always will remember with utmost pleasure !
January 2025
Appreciate for providing such a great service in this remote state. And also fare is so reasonable. Very helpful service .
Thank you so much for that.
Written 9 January 2025
Es gibt in Australien wesentlich größere Airports, die keinen Shuttle-Service anbieten. Schon allein aus diesem Grund eine absolute Empfehlung wert.










