Itineraries are custom designed for our guests and intimate and exclusive experiences can vary from aboriginal art, culture, landscapes, dreamtime, 'bush tucker' or just sit down in the dirt with the locals and share cultures. The accommodation chosen is ideal for the desert and consists of 5 deluxe safari tents perched on polished timber flooring 6 feet above sandy red dunes overlooking the wonders of the Simpson Desert, complete with private en-suite. Click Here for More Information

See the home of the School of the Air and watch as lessons are conducted via radio, visit the Royal Flying Doctor Service, the Original Overland Telegraph Station and an unusual art gallery and museum.

Sample a Witchetty Grub, or some kangaroo tail, as you are introduced to topics such as Dreamtime and Aboriginal spiritual beliefs. This tour provides a rare opportunity to meet and interact firsthand with traditional Elders, men, and women from the Walpiri tribe.

Today you will visit Simpson’s Gap, Standley Chasm, Ellery Creek Big Hole, then on to Ormiston Gorge for time at leisure and perhaps a refreshing swim.

This unique park showcases the landscapes, animals and plants of Australia’s desert and their traditional use by the Aboriginal people.

Be whisked up to 1,000 feet above this magical land, before descending to champagne.

Sit back and let the camels carry you off the beaten track to see the views from the tallest seats in town.

See the sun rise over this soulful Australian icon and enjoy short guided walks to view Aboriginal rock art, waterholes and appreciate unique flora and fauna.

This unique cultural experience with Anangu Tours begins with an early start to watch the sunrise, followed by a tour of the base of Ayers Rock. Enjoy breakfast at the Cultural Center which overlooks Uluru before joining Aboriginal guides for the Liru Tour. Learn the real meaning and history of Uluru from local Aboriginal guides, hear about their beliefs, learn to hold a spear and see demonstrations of ancient bush skills. Note that an easy 1.2 mile walk is involved, and the tour commences one hour prior to sunrise.

Marvel at the spectacular panoramic view of Kata Tjuta, a very sacred place to the Aboriginal people. Hear how it has evolved over millions of years. Celebrate the fantastic color changes wrought by sunset with champagne.

Venture into Australia’s enormous backyard as you start to appreciate the size and ruggedness of the Australian outback. Thousand year old trees in a desert where rains can fall years apart will amaze you. Discover fossil remnants of the earliest life forms known on our planet. Enjoy the golden sunset with a bush picnic before calling in at the Cattle Station Homestead and Outback Hotel.

Enjoy the brilliant sunset over Kata Tjuta, the fresh tastes of outback cuisine and the ‘sounds of silence’ at a bush BBQ with a difference.

The 1-Day Uluru Pass combines an afternoon and a morning tour, and includes the national park entry fee. The 2- Day Uluru Outback Pass adds the Mount Conner tour.

Enjoy the scenic delights from lookouts to falls, as well as serene, crystal clear pools where you may swim and relax.

Today’s highlight is a scenic cruise on Katherine Gorge. Pass sheer rock walls and all manner of flora and fauna, perhaps even the chance to see a crocodile sunning on the banks!

Bathurst and Melville Islands lie about 50 miles off the north coast of Darwin. The Tiwi, an Australian Aboriginal people, have lived on these islands for thousands of years and had little contact with the mainland until the late 1800’s. Nguiu, on Bathurst Island, is the central point of the tour. It began as a Catholic Church Mission in 1911 and today is a progressive community of 1200 people.

Kakadu is a treasure chest of archeological and rock art sites, whilst Arnhem Land is renowned for its spectacular sandstone escarpments, rivers and gorges. There is much to learn about Aboriginal history and culture in these areas with 2 or 3 day touring options available.

Discover Australia by rail as you travel straight down the middle of the continent.

For those looking to learn about Aboriginal art and culture from aboriginal artists, this tour offers a fun introduction to Aboriginal art and the chance to join local artists to try your own hand. Aboriginal Guides provide an introduction to their culture and how this is expressed in their art works. Join the artists to complete your own painting, which you can take home as a memento of your experience.

Aboriginal Guides host a fascinating walk into the base of Uluru, and an insight into the Uluru Cultural Centre. Tour includes free time in the Cultural Centre before meeting your Anangu guide who will provide an introduction to Aboriginal Law and Culture. With your Aboriginal Guide, visit caves at the base of Uluru where the ancestors left paintings in time worn ochres. See the beautiful Mutitjulu Waterhole, whose life-giving waters have been drunk by generations of Aboriginal people. Discover local bush foods, and hear tales of desert survival. After the tour enjoy light snacks while watching the sunset over Uluru.

A peaceful one hour camel ride through stunning sand dune country with the awe inspiring back drop of Uluru and Kata Tjuta. Take in the cool morning air and watch as the rising sun lights Uluru and the surrounding plains. Skilled cameleers describe the flora and fauna. Enjoy billy tea and freshly baked beer bread after the ride.

Traveling for one hour on friendly camels in this spectacular desert region brings you closer to nature and offers great views of Uluru - Kata Tjuta National Park World Heritage Area. A refreshing glass of sparkling wine or beer and tasty snacks wait at the end of the trail.

Enjoy an authentic, traditional and contemporary Aboriginal performance, featuring dancing, weaponry, interaction, didgeridoo playing, cultural history and fireside story telling. Dinner is in an open air bush setting. Transfer from your Alice Springs accommodation to the site.  Tonight’s tour includes a 3 course dinner with wine and soft drinks.