Best Single Travel - Territory and Outback Australian Trips for 18 - 35 Year Young Professionals, singles and College Students

Travel the land 'Down Under'. Sleep under the stars in a bush camp, take a hot air balloon ride that will leave you in awe, then grab a cold beer with all your friends at one of the oldest Territory pubs. Gorgeous gorges and national parks leave you breathless as Aboriginal art abounds while you get to know the backyard of Australia. Darwin offers the draw of the big city with shopping and nightlife not to be missed. Why stop there? Take your new found love of 'Down Under' and set out exploring the rest of this island continent with a Beaches and Reefs or Rainforest Adventure.

Itinerary

Day 1 and 2 Depart for Australia
Fly over the international date line on your way to Australia.

Day 3 Arrive Alice Springs
Check into the Alice Springs All Seasons Oasis Hotel after 2:00pm, the rest of the afternoon is free for you to explore.

Day 4 Alice Springs
Meet your crew and start your tour with visits to Alice Springs Desert Park to see unique Outback animals, then its on to Simpson's Gap for a group photo. Later we see ANZAC Hill and the Old Telegraph Station. Tonight you'll be get to know your fellow travellers. Hotel (D)

Day 5 Alice Springs to Kings Creek Station
Cross the Finke River, the oldest river in the world, to Kings Creek Station to experience a working camel station. Tonight, sleep under the stars in true outback style. Outback bush camp (B,D)

Day 6 Kings Creek Station to Uluru
Up early to take in the stunning sights as we wander along the ridge of Kings Canyon and discover the Garden of Eden and the Lost City.Then we'll drive past amazing Mt Connor, to reach the modern Yulara Resort, our accommodation for the next two nights. Watch the sun set and rise over Uluru and explore this world-famous monolith. Lodge (B)

Day 7 Uluru
Up early to see the mixed colours of Uluru's sunrise. The adventurous will have time to walk around or climb the famous Rock. Later we visit Kata Tjuta (The Olgas). Lodge (B)

Day 8 Uluru to Alice Springs
Today we visit a traditional roadhouse on our way to Alice Springs. Maybe join us for dinner tonight to try outback delicacies like crocodile and emu. Hotel (B)

Day 9 Alice Springs to Tennant Creek
Why not take the opportunity of a lifetime and see the dawn break over the MacDonnell Ranges from a hot air balloon, and upon returning to terra firma feast on chicken and champagne? We'll cross the Tropic of Capricorn on our way to the Devils Marbles. Then north to Tennant Creek which is the site of the last gold rush in Australia. Hotel (D)

Day 10 Tenant Creek to Katherine

Heading north, we stop by Renner Springs, which serves as a border between the lush tropics of the north and the red desert of Australia’s centre.Next up: the oldest pub in the Northern Territory, Daly Waters, licensed since 1893. Check out the knick-knacks and memorabilia that cover the walls of this Australian institution. Grab a bite to eat here and maybe meet a local character or two. Hotel.(B)

Day 11 Katherine to Kakadu National Park to Darwin
Kick start the day with our optional cruise through the gorgeous Nitmiluk Gorge. This National Park serves up vivid orange cliffs and rock formations that have been carved out by the river over hundreds’ of years. Keep an eye open for fresh water crocs and learn about local wildlife and folklore from our Local Guide. Hotel (B) (D)

Day 12 Kakadu National Park
Rise early and you have the chance to see the wonders of Kakadu from the air. This scenic flight will leave you breathless and it's not the altitude. You really will understand why this is a world heritage region. Then on to Nourlangie Rock, famous for its Aboriginal art. View the wetlands and spend the afternoon on a wildlife cruise. Hotel (B)

Day 13 Kakadu National Park to Darwin

Highlights

All these highlights along with city sightseeing are included in your tour price!

Included

Accommodations

Alice Springs

Aboriginal Dreamtime Bushtucker Tour: Aboriginal people introduce you to their lifestyle and beliefs. The men will demonstrate the use of their hunting weapons and you'll be tempted by a variety of bush foods prepared by the women.
Overlanders Steakhouse 'Drovers Blowout' Meal: Choose from what must be considered the world's most unique banquet. Perhaps kangaroo, crocodile, or camel takes your fancy, or maybe buffalo or emu? They are all available for you to try. After dinner join in the fun and entertainment.
Hot Air Ballooning: Put your alarm on for an early start! This adventure begins at dawn and with your help the balloon is filled and made ready for lift off! The next half hour is peacefully spent mid-air, gazing at the unique desert colours that make up the MacDonnell Range. Price includes insurance levy.
Group Photograph: Smile please! A group photograph is a great souvenir of your Outback tour. Not only does this photograph capture you and your tour friends, but also the superb colours and landforms that are typical of Central Australia.

Kings Canyon

Scenic Helicopter Flight: Appreciate the scale and grandeur of this rugged Canyon from the air. The best way to fly!
Quad Bike Excursion: Explore Kings Creek Station on a 4-wheeled 'Quad bike'. A fun way to go 'Out Back'.
Camel Ride: Travel the Outback the way the early explorers did! Ride with a friend on one of these magnificent desert beasts as they wander through this outback station.

Uluru

Uluru & the Olgas Scenic Flights: Only in the air is it possible to realise the beauty and spectacular shape of Uluru (Ayers Rock) and the huge rock formations that make up Kata Tjuta (The Olgas). Fixed-wing or helicopter flights provide passengers with a fascinating commentary plus the best photo opportunities of these two Australian icons.
Harley Davidson Motorcycle Tour: Take a 'wild' ride on the back of a famed Harley Davidson motorcycle around the base of Uluru. A classic ride on an iconic vehicle.
Uluru Champagne Sunset: See the amazing colors of the Outback at sunset, and raise a toast to your fellow travellers! What better place in the world to enjoy the sunset.

Katherine

Katherine Gorge Cruise: What better way to experience the beauty of Nitmiluk (Katherine) Gorge than by a cruise? Travel past the sheer walls carved from centuries of erosion. See freshwater crocodiles basking in the sun and hear the tales of the gorge from a local expert guide.

Kakadu National Park

Kakadu Scenic Flight: The best way to appreciate the features of the Arnhem escarpment and the environment that is so special for the Northern Territory Aboriginals is by air. Fly over the vast contrasting landscape of this inspiring World Heritage National Park and keep your eyes open for crocodiles and wild horses.

Darwin

Group photograph: A great souvenir of your trip and an excellent way to remember the new friends you have made on tour.