This tour is designed for travellers aged between 18 and 39 and eager to get out there and make friends, explore new destinations and have the time of their lives. Adventures travellers are also from all over the globe and and bring a fantastic 'richness' to the experience as they share their t with each other whilst on tour. Again a sense of adventure unites these travellers who are keen to experience different cultures, meet locals and crams as much action and adventure into their holiday as possible.

DAY 1: Alice Springs to Ayers Rock

Our outback journey begins in Alice Springs as we travel south crossing some of the oldest river systems in the world on our way to Uluru - Kata Tjuta National Park, home of mighty Uluru (Ayers Rock). We will break our journey at Mt Ebenezer Roadhouse before arriving at Ayers Rock Resort where we are joined by any additional passengers and then head to our private campsite for lunch. The afternoon is spent exploring Kata Tjuta (The Olgas), before travelling to Uluru (Ayers Rock) to take in a spectacular sunset.
Ayers Rock - Permanent Private Campsite
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DAY 2: Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park to Kings Canyon

It's an early start to the day this morning to enjoy sunrise inside the National Park. You'll have the option to enjoy this spectacular region in many ways. For the energetic - climb to the top of the rock; others may wish to explore the caves around the base; or perhaps just sit back and take in the wonder of this magnificent formation.** You'll also have some time to visit the Cultural Centre before heading off to our next destination. This time we're bound for Watarrka National Park and Kings Creek Station – an operating cattle/camel station in the heart of the outback.
Kings Canyon - Private Permanent Campsite
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DAY 3: Kings Canyon to Alice Springs

You'll need your sturdy walking shoes today! Once at the base of the Canyon we can begin ascending the track that takes us above massive sandstone cliffs overlooking the valley floor. Now for our rim walk finally reaching the back of the 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 Creek Station for lunch before travelling through sand dune country as we head back to Alice Springs.
Heavitree Gap Outback Lodge
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DAY 4: Alice Springs

Today you're free to explore Alice Springs at your own pace, you may depart at anytime.

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