Sand board over dunes, hike through ancient geopgrahy, meet tones of wildlife and swim, snorkel and enjoy some of world's most beautiful beaches.
We'll camp under the stars as well as stay in dorm share accommodation. We'll also visit WA's best attractions; Coral Bay, Carnavon, Exmouth, Monkey Mia, Karijini, Broome and Ningaloo Reef.
This tour is only for fit and active passengers and includes hikes of 5-9kms.
- Perth to Broome
- Exmouth & Coral Bay
- Monkey Mia & Karijini
- Kalbarri National Park
- Ningaloo Reef
- Meals & Enquipment Inc
- Vegetarians catered for
- Camping or Dorms avble
- Experienced & Knowledgable guide
- Accommodation Transfers
- All entry fees
- Small Groups
- Trip length: 10 Days
- Group size: Max 20
- Start: Perth
- End: Broome
- Vehicle: 4WD Canter
- Sleep: Camping and Hostels
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Itinerary
Day 1: Perth/Kalbarri
Welcome to sunny Perth, where your overland journey begins. Meet your group early this morning and leave the city, driving north to Nambung National Park to explore The Pinnacles. These are ancient rock sculptures that rise out of the desert. Journey on to Western Australia’s own Pink Lake at Port Gregory. From here continue on through Geraldton to the quiet beach town of Kalbarri, where you’ll stay the night.
Accommodation
- Hostel (1 night) Kalbarri
Included Activities
- Nambung National Park (Pinnacles) Entrance
Meals Included
- Lunch
- Dinner
Special Information
The total driving time today is about 6.5 hours and approximately 600km. The total walking distance is approximately 2km.
Day 2: Kalbarri National Park to Shark Bay
Today take a short drive to Kalbarri National Park. Hike around some of the park’s diverse scenery, including Murchison Gorge and Nature’s Window. It’s a steep descent into Z-Bend Gorge. After lunch visit the beautiful Shell Beach, which is one of only two beaches in the world composed entirely of shells. Get back on the road and continue towards Denham and Shark Bay.
Accommodation
- Hostel (1 night) Monkey Mia
Included Activities
- Kalbarri National Park Entrance
Meals Included
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Special Information
The total driving time today is about 5.5 hours and approximately 470km. The total walking distance is approximately 5km.
Day 3: Monkey Mia to Coral Bay
This morning head down to the beach for the Monkey Mia dolphins experience. The idyllic shores around the Francoise Peron National Park are perfect to stretch the legs and admire another slice of Western Australian coastline. The next stop is Hamelin Pool where you’ll see the fascinating stromatolites, these marine rock formations are some of the world’s oldest and largest living fossils. After a short break, continue along the highway through Carnarvon to Coral Bay – known as the ‘Jewel of the Northwest’.
Accommodation
- Hostel (1 night) Coral Bay
Included Activities
- Monkey Mia Dolphins
Meals Included
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Special Information
The total driving time today is about 6.5 hours. The total walking distance is approximately 2km.
Day 4: Coral Bay to Cape Range National Park
Today explore picturesque Coral Bay, home to the World Heritage-listed Ningaloo Reef. Snorkel equipment is available to hire (own expense), you could cruise the reef in a glass-bottom boat to observe the tropical life teeming below the surface. The marine park is home to 250 species of coral and over 500 species of fish. You might prefer to take an optional scenic flight over the reef.
Accommodation
- Hostel (1 night) Exmouth
Included Activities
- Ningaloo Reef Marine Park
Optional Activities
- Snorkel with Manta Rays – half day trip
- Beach Snorkelling (own expense)
- Whale Watching – 3 hours (seasonal)
- Glass Bottom Boat Cruises from
Meals Included
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Special Information
The total driving time today is about 2 hours and approximately 185km. . The total walking distance is approximately 2km.
Day 5: Exmouth and Cape Range National Park
Spend the morning snorkelling right off the beach in the stunning Cape Range National Park. Depending on the time of year, you have the option to snorkel or scuba dive in search of whale sharks and manta rays. Take a visit to Vlamingh Head Lighthouse, one of the few places in Australia where you can see the sun both rise and set. Enjoy taking a wander around the town of Exmouth before settling down in our overnight accommodation.
Accommodation
- Hostel (1 night) Exmouth
Optional Activities
- Snorkel with the Whalesharks (own expense)
- Snorkel at Turquoise Bay (own expense)
Meals Included
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Special Information
The total driving time today is about 2 hours and approximately 180km. The total walking distance is approximately 2km.
Day 6: Karijini National Park
Head inland today through the vast cattle stations of the Pilbara region. The sparsely populated Pilbara desert is known for its red earth and rich mineral deposits. In the afternoon pass through the little town of Tom Price, which is renowned for its iron ore mining. Continue on to your campsite overlooking the magnificent Hamersley Range in Karijini. Before you go to sleep, take a minute to gaze up at one the most magnificent night skies you’re ever likely to see.
Accommodation
- Camping (with facilities) (1 night) Karijini
Meals Included
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Special Information
Today’s travel will take around 9 hours in total and approximately 750km.
Day 7: Karijini National Park
Over the next two days explore the almighty gorges of Karijini National Park. Formed over 2,500 million years ago, the Hamersley Ranges feature some of the most unusual landforms on Earth. You’ll be able to take some great photographs while you’re here. Hike deep into the gorges, where you’ll come across cascading waterfalls and fresh waterholes ideal for swimming in. Dales Gorge and Oxlers Lookout, Fortescue Falls, Fern Pool, Weano and Hancock Gorge’s are just some of the places you can visit. This part of the journey is a real highlight.
Accommodation
- Camping (with facilities) (1 night) Karijini
Included Activities
- Karijini National Park Entrance & Gorge Walks
Meals Included
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Special Information
The total driving time today is around 2 hours and approximately 30km, but you could be walking up to 6km.
Day 8: Karijini National Park
Head back into the gorges today for further exploration of this fascinating national park.
Accommodation
- Camping (with facilities) (1 night) Karijini
Meals Included
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Special Information
The total driving time today is only around 2 hours and approximately 180km, but you could be walking up to 6km.
Day 9: Pilbara Region
Depart Karijini this morning and travel towards the coast (approximately four hours in total). Visit the iron ore port of Port Hedland, the second most populated town in the Pilbara. Take a quick tour of the town and gain an understanding of the scale of the iron ore industry. After lunch continue on to a nearby station, where you’ll spend the last night of your trip.
Accommodation
- Camping (with shared facilities) (1 night) Pilbara Region
Meals Included
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Special Information
The total driving time today is about 6.5 hours and approximately 520km.
Day 10: Broome
The drive to your final destination of Broome will take around six hours. En route, enjoy a leisurely break and stroll along the immense 80-Mile Beach. On arrival into Broome, say goodbye to your fellow travellers and enjoy an idyllic Broome sunset – a fitting end to your overland adventure. There are no more activities planned for today.
Meals Included
- Breakfast
- Lunch
Special Information
The total driving time today is about 6 hours and approximately 525km.
Departs
Tour Starts:
From Perth CBD
- 07:30 - Ozi Inn Backpackers, Newcastle Street
- 07:30 - Billabong Backpackers Resort Hostel, Beaufort Street
- 07:30 - Britannia On William, William Street
- 07:30 - Emperor's Crown Chinese Restaurant, John Street
- 07:30 - Barrack Street Jetty
My Hotel Not Listed: Let us know where you will be staying and we will arrange the nearest pick up location for you.
Tour Finishes
Broome
- 18:00 Approx
what to bring
CLOTHING
- Comfortable hiking/walking shoes ( no flip flops! ). Sandles are OK.
- Warm jacket and long pants. Night times temperatures can drop down 5 degrees celcius
- Long Sleeve shirt for protection from the Sun and Mosquitoes
- Shorts and T Shirts for daytime hikes and walks
- Swimwear
- Hat and sunglasses
EQUIPMENT / OTHER
- Sunscreen
- Towel & toiletries
- Pillow
- Insect repellent
- Refillable water bottle
- Sleeping bag can be pre purchased
- Mp3 Player / iPod
- Rechargers
- Torch
- Camera
What is included
TRANSPORT
- 4WD - Custom-prepared airconditioned mini bus
ACCOMMODATION
- Camping: shared facilities (6nts), Dorm Room: shared facilities (6nts), Station Stay: shared facilities (1nt)
MEALS
- 8 breakfasts
- 10 lunches
- 9 dinners
EQUIPMENT
- Camping equipment and utensils
- Swags
- Sleeping Mattress
OTHER
- Plenty of drinking water and snacks
Personal travel insurance is not included but visitors are advised to have it. This can be organised through your travel agent.
Trip Info
Preparing for the trip
Where can I get more information about this trip?
If you find that this tour page doesn't answer all your questions, then please get in contact with us! Our passionate team are always available to answer any queries you may have.
What should I pack?
Depending on where in Australia or New Zealand you decide to visit, your luggage will vary. For exact information please visit the "What to bring" section of each tour page.
What immunisations do I need?
For the latest information on immunisations, we strongly recommend you or contact the Travellers Medical and Vaccination Centre (www.traveldoctor.com.au) to discuss health requirements for your trip. They will advise you about appropriate inoculations.
Do I need to take any medical supplies?
It is not necessary to bring any medical supplies other than any personal items you may require. Each tour will carry an first aid box and our guides are all certified in First Aid.
How much luggage can I take?
We don't have an exact policy when it comes to luggage though we just ask our customers to be mindful that we have limited space. Generally we recommend people to bring a large backpack/suitcase with all their gear and another smaller backpack to keep on the bus and hold their daily items ( phone, water bottle, towel, sunscreen etc ) and which they used to take on walks etc. If you have a lot of luggage is best to leave the things you don't need at your hotel/hostel where they will store it for free.
Where can I store my luggage whilst on tour?
During the tour your main luggage will be stored in our trailer. This trailer is always locked however we cannot guarantee the complete safety of your gear from theft or damage. This is why it is so important to purchase a good travel insurance. If you need to store your luggage whilst away on tour, this can be done through your accommodation. Most hostel and hotels will store your luggage safely free of charge.
Will I be able to do any laundry whilst on tour?
For camping tours there will be no time to do laundry. However, for longer cross country tours involving hostel or hotel style accommodation you may have the opportunity to wash your clothes.
Do I need a sleeping bag?
For all camping tours require you to have a sleeping bag. If you don't have one they may be available for hire via the "join tour" button.
How fit do I need to be?
Our tours are made to be fun, informative and active and can be enjoyed by anyone with a moderate degree of fitness and agility. Travellers should be comfortable with hiking/walking up to 5km each day.
Do I need travel insurance?
Insurance is important in protecting visitors from loss or damange of goods, medical problems, cancelation by passengers or other casualties. Its highly recommended. Some tours on this website require you to have travel insurance. If you are Australian then it is not necessary.
Can I get online whilst travelling?
For tours incorporating hostel/hotel style accommodation you may have the opportunity to use wireless internet or use of nearby internet cafe. If you have a mobile plan with internet then that should be ok except for more remote regions. This will vary from tour to tour so please contact us directly for more accurate information.
Will I be able to use my mobile whilst on tour?
You can use your mobile while touring in Australia or New Zealand, but coverage may be limited in remote areas. For best connectivity, consider purchasing a local SIM card or an international roaming plan.
Private tours and families
Is it possible to travel in a private group?
If your looking for a private tour based of one of our trips please contact us directly and we may be able to help. Over the years we have worked with families, groups of friends, schools, clubs and charities to put together the perfect trip.
Booking the trip
Do I have to book this tour online?
Definitely not. Our website is designed to make is easy and convenient for you to schedule your tour. However we understand sometimes its nice to talk to someone directly. So by all means give us a call and we can organise your trip over the phone.
If I book more than one tour can I get a discount?
Absolutely! If you are booking multiple tours then we may be able to offer you a discount. Send us an email at info@lostinaustralia.org and let us know what you thinking of doing and we can put together a price for you.Also, be sure to look out for monthly specials on tours. We often have some great bargains.
How do I know when a tour is available?
You can check the departure dates of tours by using our calendar on the top right hand corner of the tour page. This will tell you what days the tour departs. For availability of seats please contact us directly at info@lostinaustralia.org or call us.
Can I just do a section of this tour and not the whole trip?
Unfortunately it is not possible to only do a part of the tour. Passengers generally need to stay with the tour from start to finish.However, drop off locations at the end of the tour made me negotiated.
Does the tour price include flights?
No. Tour prices do not include any travel arrangements other than for the duration of the tour itself. If you need assistance with booking flights or buses our travel team and certainly help - Just ask!
How far in advance do I need to book my tour?
As a rule of thumb we generally say AT LEAST 2 weeks prior to departure, this will usually get you a seat on the date you want. That being said, we cannot guarantee that spaces will be available at the time of your booking so, if you can, book as soon as possible. Bookings can still be made right up until the departure date of the tour if seats are available. If you know when you'd like to travel, please contact us and we will let you know if you need to book soon or if you have time.
If I make a deposit only, when will I need to pay the balance?
Balance on tours need to be paid at least 30 days prior to departure. Failure to do so could result is the cancellation of your seat with a fee charged. If you need more time to clear your balance then let us know ASAP and arrangements can be made.
Who travels with us
Is this tour for me?
Our tours are made up of small groups with a range of different ages, nationalities and backgrounds. Generally people who travel with us are between 20 and 49, though we also get alot passengers much older onboard - everyone is welcome! On tour we get equally as many males as females and everyone shares an enthusiasm for the out doors, nature, adventure and culture. Our tours are for those wanting to really explore and share the experience with likeminded travellers. Whether we are camping by a billabong in Kakadu National Park or sharing a cabin in Tasmania, our travellers want more than just a site seeing tour. They are chasing a hands on group experience. The trips are packed with many highlights and the pace can be fast. There may be some long drives and passengers should expect to help out when setting up camp or cooking food - this is a group adventure. However, there’s always time to chill out, have a cold beer ( or wine! ) and soak up your surroundings. As always, if in doubt then contact us directly with your concerns.
Cost and Fees
What does "Paid Locally" mean?
Some tours require you to pay national park fees directly, in cash, to the tour guide on the morning of departure. Rest assured this will be subtracted from the tour price when reserving your tour.
Will I need additional money?
Visitors are advised to bring some cash as ATMs and banks can be few and far between depending on where we are during the trip. Its handy to have some extra cash as we do stop by local shops and cafe.
Do I need to tip our guide?
If you had an amazing time on tour and wish to tip the guide, then that is completely up to you. However, tipping is not customary and is not at all expected.
Are there any hidden fees I need to know about?
Our tour prices are completely transparent. There are no additional fees involved that are not included in the overall tour price shown. If you wish to do optional activities such as helicopter rides or wildlife safaris, then an extra cost may be needed. However, this will always be made clear at the time of your booking.
Whilst on tour
What type of tent will I get?
Tents are generally designed to accommodate a minimum of 2 people. This means there is plenty of room to move about and store your luggage. However, most Uluru tours we try and encourage the use of swags and mattress rather than tents. This is the ideal way to camp in the centre of Australia; Around a campfire, under the stars!
What will the food be like?
Our emphasis is on fresh food wherever possible and our meals are nutritious and varied on these tours. If you are vegetarian or gluten intolerant we can cater for you, but if you have very specific dietary needs you may need to provide your own food, please discuss this at time of booking. For breakfast we supply cereals, fruits, toast, tea and coffee. Lunch is usually a self-serve picnic sandwich and salads; in the evening we have a cooked dinner - This can vary between pastas, bbqs, rices and other hearty food to keep you energized! We always carry water in the vehicle and you will often have the chance to buy your own drinks, ice-creams etc at stops. Please refer to each individual tour/package to establish which meals are included.
Can you cater of special diets?
We can certain cater for most dietary needs. Please advise us at the time of your booking so arrangements can be made. For travellers with more extreme diets we may ask that you bring along additional snacks.
Can I book extra accommodation for the start and end of the tour?
We know our country inside and out and would be happy to give you good recommodations. Please contact us for recommendations.
Are there days where we travel for a long time?
During the first day we usually do a couple of hours driving to get out of the city and into the country side. However, once in the national parks, trips between attractions usually take between 30minutes to an hour.For tours heading up to Darwin or down to Adelaide, expect periods where we drive for a few hours at a time. Australia is enormous and the distance between towns and attractions can be quite large. But don't worry, we take plenty of breaks so your able to stretch and move about.For more accurate information please see tour itineraries.
What will the weather be like?
Between the months of April and August Central Australia is quite cold so be sure to bring warm clothing. Temperatures range from about 20c during the day right down to 2c at night.Between October and March temperature are warm, so light clothing during the day is ok. However, night times can still be quite cool so its wise to bring light winter clothing for extra warm.
Where do I meet the tour?
For pick up times and locations, please check out the "Start/Finish" section directly under the itinerary. Here we list everywhere we can pick up from and their respective times.There is a lot of information here to help you plan your flights and arrival.Please review careful as these can vary from tour to tour.
What is the weather like in Western Australia?
WA is Australia’s largest state, comprising one-third of its land mass. In the north much of the landscape is barren. The Great Sandy Desert fringes the central-west coast. The Nullarbor, a vast dry plain, sweeps across the south and over the border into South Australia (SA). The southwestern corner of the state is a fertile area of forest and vineyards, and is only small in comparison to the size of the rest of WA.Interesting variations in landscape include the Kimberley in the extreme north of the state, a wild and rugged area with a convoluted coastline and stunning inland gorges.The Pilbara, in the northwest, is magnificent ancient-rock and gorge country from which the state derives vast mineral wealth. Away from the coast most of WA is simply a huge empty stretch of outback: along with the Nullarbor Plain and the Great Sandy Desert, the Gibson and Great Victoria Deserts cover much of the state.It’s tropical in the north, where the Dry and Wet seasons replace winter and summer. The Dry lasts from June to August and the Wet from December to February, with monsoonal rain falling from January onwards. The rain can render roads impassable and Port Hedland weathers a serious cyclone at least every two years. In the interior the climate is semi-arid and arid. The southwest of WA is temperate. It’s often above 25°C here while the average temperature along the Kimberley coast is a heavenly 28°C. Up in the Pilbara temperatures can soar to an enthusiasm-depleting 48°C.
Reviews
“Good not great”
Bit of confusion around pick up times - Mitch the guide had a completely different time to our joining instructions but no harm done
Tour itself good - but that’s not hard given you’re visiting some of the most beautiful landscapes on the planet
The aforementioned Mitch was a great guide - friendly and knowledgeable
The big let down for us was the catering and beverages
Food was ok
When we did a similar trip 25 years ago we had champagne at sunset, nice canapés, the option of beers by the fireside at camp
I noted that other trips had champagne and nice canapés and the camp next to us had marshmallows after dinner for the fire - nice touches
There was none of that on our trip
Very very basic tbh
Disappointing
Perhaps I missed the reference to budget trip somewhere when we booked it? Lost in Australia (the agent I booked with some months ago) didn’t mention it either
So adventure tours - either be clear it’s a budget trip or up your game cos your competitors have
“Too much for little”
The staff was enthusiastic, but the poor circumstances will not substitute with this.
The trip was too expensive for that: no electricity, no hygiene in tbe kitchen area, we had to washing up, to clear everything if its happenrd because of the dust...
The conditions were primitive-under the basic level...
“Top”
Great stay.
Mitch, our guide, was great!
The camps, especially on swag nights, were well organized. The visits were beautiful.
“Great tour !”
Fantastic trip. Mitch was a great guide. Loved the sunset and sunrise at Uluru and the Kings Canyon hike was a highlight. Mitch cooked up some great food and met lovely people also on tour .
“What else's”
What a nice tour, with a nice tour guide name MITCH, who knows his way around, lot of good stories about the culture, good cooking.
“YAY”
Very good trip, lots to do and very well informed, loved kings canyon. Mitch was great and even lent me his trackies so I didn’t freeze because I forgot mine! :))))
“A truly wonderful experience”
Asher was such an incredible and knowledgeable guide, she and Elise (whose tour was running along the same route as ours) shared so many wonderful stories and offered insight into the Aṉangu people and their rich history. I’ll absolutely be recommending this tour to my friends who have yet to visit Uluṟu, Kata Tjuṯa and Watarrka.
“Perfect trip in the NT”
Superb trip in Kakadu and Arnhem Land - plenty of swimming along the way.
We did the five-day trip with Rick as our guide. Camping in powered camps, good facilities, including pools, and great food. The participatory nature of this trip makes it a really positive experience. Got a great upgrade to more luxurious tents, too, on night three! Out first two nights were in the same camp - a bonus.
A few tips: we overpacked and took too much clothes. It was much warmer than we thought at night.
Lots of swimming opportunities, some trekking, and crocs-a-plenty. A great introduction to the NT Outback.
Some good excursions included. I’d recommend the scenic flight at Kakadu and also the Katherine
“10-Day Trip to the Australian Outback”
The trip with Australian Adventure Tours was very well organized and our guide was very knowledgeable and helpful. Overall, we had a great time, although the first night was bitter cold, and the tents had no form of heating.
The program was a little bit rushed, though; and we did not get much sleep, having to wake up at around 5:00 - 5:30 am in the freezing cold, three days in a row.
“Great experience”
Lovely trip. Our guide was great with a lot of fun facts. The itinerary was very well organised and we had a wonderful time.
“Authentic trip to the outback”
The trip was the perfect length to experience the outback. The camping was basic and a good experience with ample food prepared but the friend and knowledge guide.
High recommend
“Outstanding experience of the Northern Territory outback”
We covered so much ground. Rick our guide couldn’t have done more for us. Although the temperatures hit 35 degrees, his enthusiasm never waned. An exhilarating 5 day outback experience in Kakadu, Arnhem Land, Katherine & Litchfield Park, made extra special by Rick.
My only minor quibble would be that I thought it was a lot for Rick to be expected to drive long hours, then act as tour guide and cook etc etc. I think having an extra person on hand would have eased the workload for him somewhat.
“Can‘t give as much stars as I saw.”
Great experience! Kings Canyon was really impressive. Asha did a great job at making us feel at home sleeping outside under the stars. The tour was well planed and made very comfortable. 5/5
“An unforgettable experience exploring Uluru and the Australian O”
This tour was excellent, and thanks to it, I had an unforgettable visit to Uluru and Kata Tjuta. My only regret was that I didn’t plan to stay longer! Hats off to our superwoman guide, Sophie! I am grateful to her for driving the van, managing the camp, setting up the meals and snacks, and just keeping us all informed and on schedule. She was also extremely knowledgeable about Uluru and aboriginal culture and briefed us on how to be respectful of the sites. In fact, all of the group (about 15 or so in total) were pleasant, cooperative, and considerate. Plus, they had interesting backgrounds and travel stories to share. We also covered a lot—even for two days! This whole experience was the absolute highlight of my visit to Australia!
I also enjoyed the camping experience. Though I have only camped out a small handful of times in my life, I had a good time camping in the Outback. How unforgettable it was to be so close to Uluru and also see the plentiful stars in the night sky! We took turns cleaning the dining area and were responsible for keeping our own tents tidy. The tents didn’t have their own lighting, but each had their own mini generators for you to plug in any devices/appliances. There were also USB ports for me to directly charge my phone. The meals are prepared by the staff, and we had good lunches/dinners and simple but filling breakfasts. The bathrooms were communal and being shared with other groups. I wouldn’t say they were the cleanest, but they were an appreciated amenity nonetheless. I highly recommend this tour!
“The sweet chilli sauce group.”
What a great tour, thankyou Hannah our tour guide, very compident, excellent chef, navigator and driver, and most friendly.
“Swags, hikes, marshmallows, stars”
What a fantastic tour! Hannah was such a pleasure, she made sure everything was organised, made sure we all had fun and answered all our questions. Couldn't recommend it more, we had such a lovely group and I'm so sad to leave! The swags were a great experience and the food was fantastic. Would definitely go back on an Australian Tour again.
“A BIRTHDAY TO REMEMBER”
My partner and I booked the Red Centre 10 DAY swag tour for my birthday, and it was unforgettable! On the first night, our guide Ty surprised me with cake and everyone sang happy birthday – such a special moment with complete strangers. Our guide, Ty, truly made the experience from start to finish. He went above and beyond, sharing his knowledge and genuine passion for Uluru, which added so much to the trip. His (admittedly cringey but funny) jokes kept everyone laughing. Our group was made up of people from all over the world, and camping under the stars was a definite highlight – we even saw a shooting star! The Field of Lights Star Pass excursion was 100% worth it, and Ty kindly dropped us off and picked us up. The food was varied and delicious, perfect after the long hikes. All in all, an incredible experience I’d highly recommend! Thanks so much again Ty - from Rosie & Anant
“Amazing experience, would recommend to everyone!”
Excellent trip, such a unique experience, so much fun, beautiful part of the country, camping under the stars was incredible, I loved every second. Mitch was an excellent guide with so much local knowledge and enthusiasm.
“Best experience of my life”
Tye was an outstanding guide for our Uluru and Red Centre trip. He’s incredibly knowledgeable, respectful, and attentive — always making sure everyone was comfortable and enjoying themselves. He handled everything from driving to cooking, and even kept spirits high with his well-timed dad jokes. Couldn’t have asked for a better guide to experience this beautiful part of Australia.
“Great places and great guide”
Rick is a charismatic guide that has
All the Aussie humour. This tour is like most, with early mornings and packed days. There is a lot of driving but even then you see a lot. These days we’ve seen so much wildlife and beautiful places. Rick knows a lot about the aboriginal people and tells the stories. He also knows a lot about wildlife and tells you eagerly. We’ve seen great things and I would recommend his tour definitely!
“Supertrip from Darwin, hiking and swimming in the most beautiful”
10day trip to Arnhemland and further south, Katherine gorge and litchfield. Many kilometers covered, but in pleasant alternation of beautiful places. Lots of nature, opportunities for hiking, culture of cycling nation People. Second part was more swimming on beautiful hidden lagoons of waterfalls. Group size limited to 14p.
“Amazing experience ”
One of the best experiences I've ever done and I'm sure I'll remember it for the rest of my life! Our tour guide Hannah was passionate, knowledgeable and attentive. The tour is very organised and I liked the feeling of community within the group where we helped cooked and cleaned up. I'm so glad I went out of my comfort zone and slept in swags as they were warm and cosy even in 5 degree weather. If you're on the fence about this just book it!
“Uluru in August with Lorrie”
Did this experience with 10 other girls through OceanZen Travel Company, we had Lorrie as our guide but she just felt apart of our holiday/crew as she joined in on the fun and adventure. She was very knowledgeable, caring and kept us on time for our schedule. Absolutely recommend Lorrie for your adventures.
“Tye Made Our Trip Unforgettable”
Tye’s great! The whole trip was so smooth and he really did a good job to arrange everything! Best experience ever and we even found wild camels on the road!
“Amazing tour!”
I travelled with my son and my 78 yo mother. The whole trip was very well organised. We had amazing Australian outback experience. The swag was very warm and comfortable overnight. Our tour guide Ryan has a good sense of humour and is professional with a kind heart. I would come back for another trip with them very soon.
“Amazing”
Lovely experience with tour guide Tye- professional service, well planned & executed, humours & friendly, helpful & caring, always available & at times went 'above & beyond' - will highly recommend him
“Hanna’s group”
Hanna is amazing — a caring and thoughtful tour guide.
She’s not only a skilled driver, but also a great chef and an excellent guide.
Thanks to her, this trip has become an unforgettable holiday.
“Excellent camping adventure!”
We had a great camping experience and our tour guide Tye was great, funny, knowledgeable, and made the trip a fantastic experience! Would highly reccomend this camping tour.
“Lorrie Made Our Trip Unforgettable!”
We absolutely loved having Lorrie as our tour guide! From the moment the trip started, she brought such good vibes — great energy, fun chats on the bus, and loads of knowledge about the area. She was super organised and proactive, making sure we got the most out of every moment of our day. Thanks to her, we caught the best sunrise spots and were even the first ones in the canyon (such a magic experience!).
What made it extra special is that it didn’t just feel like a guide–guest relationship — Lorrie quickly became a friend. We woke up to nice music each morning, were kept well-fed with her delicious cooking, and always felt the positive atmosphere she created. Couldn’t recommend her enough — she truly made our trip unforgettable!
“Fabulous tour - Exceeded expectations”
Awesome knowledgeable Guide, Great tour & Good food.
Was a quick tour after the 4day stage race on Larapinta and this rounded out such a wonderful holiday







