17 day Melbourne to Darwin Overland

About this tour: Travel through Australia's amazing Great Ocean Road, through the Flinders Ranges and the famous Oodnadatta Track to the dusty Red Centre and tropical Top End
Embark on a Northern Territory adventure, from Melbourne to Darwin, taking in the region's biggest and best-known drawcards along the way. Drive the famous Oodnadatta Track, stroll around Wilpena Pound, witness Uluru during a stunning sunrise, wander through the majestic canyons of Kata Tjuta and admire the views from Kings Canyon. Head out croc spotting in the Mary River Wetlands and get a taste of the tropics in Kakadu National Park. A region of exceptional landscapes and intriguing cultural attractions, this tail-to-top adventure of the Territory is a trip that will leave you with a profound appreciation of Australia's raw and rugged natural beauty.

Valid: 1 April 2020 – 31 March 2021

Trip Code:
• POMAD-O: Original

Price:
• AUD $4295 per person: POMAD-O: Original
• AUD $505 per person Original Additional Services - Single supplement (private room/solo tent)
• All prices are in Australian Dollars (includes 10% GST) based on per person



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Days: 17
Start: Melbourne, Australia
Finish: Darwin, Australia

Depart: Sundays (Check with us on other dates)
Destinations: Victoria, Great Ocean Road, South Australia, Outback, Northern Territory, Uluru, Kakadu
Style: Basix
Theme: Explorer
Included activities • 12 Apostles & London Bridge • Koala spotting - Great Ocean Road • Melba Gully Walk - Otway Ranges • Swim at Lorne (Summer months) • Loch Ard Gorge • Brambuk Culture Centre • Mackenzie Falls - Grampians • Pinnacles Walk - Grampians • Reeds Lookout (The Balconies) & Boroka Lookout • Wilpena Pound • Anna Creek Station • Coober Pedy Mine tour • Josephine’s Gallery and Kangaroo Orphanage • Dingo Fence • Uluru & Kata Tjuta National Park Entrance • Uluru Base Walk • Uluru Cultural Centre • Kata Tjuta • Maruku Arts cultural experience • Watarrka National Park Entry Fees • Kings Canyon Rim Walk • Litchfield National Park • Ubirr Rock • Kakadu National Park Fee • Mary River cruise • Bowali Visitor Centre • Pine Creek Gold-Mining Centre • Maguk (Barramundi Gorge) • Edith Falls • Top Didj Indigenous Experience

Physical Rating: 3 out of 5
Transport: All Terrain vehicle, Private vehicle
Group size: Min 1, Max 24
Meals: 12 breakfasts, 14 lunches, 12 dinners
Accommodation: Camping (with shared facilities) (9 nights), Dormitory (5 nights), Underground bunkhouse (1 night).
Age: 18 yearss



Trip Itinerary:

Day 1: The Great Ocean Road
• Let’s get road tripping! Departing Melbourne, hit the road west to Geelong and the chilled-out surf town of Torquay. From there, begin the journey along one of Australia’s most beautiful and famous drives – the Great Ocean Road. This coast road at points is the only barrier between the lush forests of Victoria’s southwest and the cliffs down to the Bass Strait. Along the way, experience a guided walk through an ancient and rare temperate rainforest in the Otways, checking out the enormous trees that are native to the area. Stop for some koala spotting in Kennett River, then break for lunch in seaside Apollo Bay. In the afternoon, continue on to the Twelve Apostles and Loch Ard Gorge – these rocky landscapes braving the southern oceans are a sight to behold. Continue on your drive for another hour or so, spending the night in Warrnambool.

Note: Total driving time today is about 6.5 hours (approximately 450kms) Total walking time will be about 2 hours (approximately 2kms)
Accommodation Motel (1 night)
Included Activities • 12 Apostles & London Bridge • Koala spotting - Great Ocean Road • Melba Gully Walk - Otway Ranges • Swim at Lorne (Summer months) • Loch Ard Gorge
Meals Included Lunch




Day 2: The Grampians
• Begin the day checking out more of the Great Ocean Road's natural wonder on the Warrnambool foreshore, then take a drive into the Grampians National Park – an area full of rugged rock landscapes, scenic lookouts and rich in First Nations culture. During the day, you’ll visit the Brambuk Aboriginal Culture Centre to learn about an important period of this ancient culture known as the Dreaming, then hike up to the Pinnacles for impressive views across the Grampians. Keep an eye out for any native flora or wildlife that may pass you by as you walk. Tonight, head to Halls Gap for the evening, enjoying a traditional Aussie-style barbecue with your small group.

Note: Total driving time today is about 6 hours (approximately 400kms) Total walking time will be about 4 hours (approximately 5kms)
Accommodation Motel (1 night)
Included Activities • Brambuk Culture Centre • Mackenzie Falls - Grampians • Pinnacles Walk - Grampians
Meals Included Breakfast Dinner






Day 3: The Grampians to Adelaide
• This morning, hike to the base of McKenzie Falls – the highest and arguably most impressive waterfalls in the Grampians – and check out other sites such as The Balconies and Reeds Lookout. Leaving the Grampians, pass through the town of Horsham and the enchanting Loch Lel – also known as the Pink Lake – before crossing the mighty Murray River and making your last leg of the journey into Adelaide. Most of the afternoon is taken up by the drive, but you’ll arrive in Adelaide around 7.30 pm, in time for an optional celebratory dinner with your group. There is no accommodation planned for tonight, but if you would like to spend more time in Adelaide, we’ll be happy to organise additional accommodation (subject to availability).

Note: Total driving time today is about 7.5 hours (approximately 550kms) Total walking time will be about 2.5 hours (approximately 3.5kms)
Estimated time of arrival into Adelaide is 7.30pm so please take this into account when considering onward travel.
Accommodation Hostel (1 night)
Included Activities Reeds Lookout (The Balconies) & Boroka Lookout
Meals Included Breakfast

Special Information
This is a combination trip, made up of two of our most popular trips. Some travellers will be leaving today and others heading on to Alice Springs and Darwin in the morning where the makeup of your group and guide will change.




Day 4: Adelaide - Flinders Ranges
• Welcome to South Australia, where your adventure begins. You’ll be picked up from the YHA Adelaide at 8.30 am and head to the culinary epicentre of the State’s capital, the ‘Adelaide Central Market’. We’ll meander through the markets to collect some local produce that we can enjoy it a little later in the day. Next, visit Australia’s Aboriginal Cultural Institute, Tandanya. The First Nation precinct provides a wonderful opportunity to experience both traditional and contemporary aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art. Leave South Australia’s capital behind and head north to the Clare Valley, home to some of the country’s best wines. Perhaps purchase a bottle (or two!) and pair it with your delicious lunch. After lunch enjoy expansive views of the Flinders Ranges as you drive towards Wilpena Pound, a natural amphitheatre of rocky mountains. Experience the sunset at Wilpena Pound before settling into your accommodation for the night.

Total driving time takes around 6 hours.
Accommodation Camping (with basic facilities) (1 night)
Included Activities Wilpena Pound
Meals Included Lunch Dinner

Special Information
You’ll be picked up from the YHA Adelaide at 8.30 am, so please arrive at least ten minutes before.



Day 5: Quorn
•It’s an early (but worthwhile) start this morning as you enjoy a short and leisurely walk along one of the many tracks in Flinders National Park. Spanning a massive 450 km, you won’t be able cover it all, but your guide will choose the best trail for your group, depending on the time of year. Travel to the site of the Yourambulla Caves where you’ll have the opportunity to view some local First Nation rock art before stopping for lunch at Quorn. Spend the afternoon enjoying a couple of walks: Warren Gorge provides stunning ochre rock faces that complement the blue skies. Keep your eyes peeled for the very well camouflaged local rock wallabies. Tonight, you’ll stay in the quintessential South Australian town of Quorn.

Total driving time today is approximately 3.5 hours
Accommodation Camping (with basic facilities) (1 night)
Meals Included Breakfast Lunch Dinner


Day 6: Coober Pedy
• Leave Quorn in the rear-view mirror and head to Coober Pedy, the ‘Opal capital of the world’. Due to extremely hot temperatures in the area most of the town is constructed underground, with residents living in homes carved into the hillsides. Upon arrival take a guided tour of the town, an underground house and the opal mine (with opal cutting demonstration). The rest of the afternoon is free to explore. You may even like to try your hand at 'noodling' (fossicking) for opals. End the day with some rescued joeys at Josephine’s Gallery and Kangaroo Orphanage. Tonight, stay in a multi-share underground bunkhouse in Coober Pedy.

Total driving time today is approximately 6 hours
Accommodation Underground Multishare (1 night)
Included Activities • Anna Creek Station • Coober Pedy Mine tour • Josephine’s Gallery and Kangaroo Orphanage
Meals Included Breakfast Lunch Dinner



Day 7: Coober Pedy / Yulara
• We’ll be honest, there’s a fair bit of driving today. From Coober Pedy travel past the Dingo Fence and Breakaways Reserve, and into the Northern Territory. Be prepared to ‘hold-on’ as your guide hits the indictor on the vehicle for the first time, leaving the Stuart Highway and turning left onto the Lassetter Highway towards Uluru. Make sure you have your Ipod fully charged and your neck cushion handy!
Today driving time will be about 8 hours.
Accommodation Permanent tented camp (with shared facilities) (1 night)
Included Activities Dingo Fence
Meals Included Breakfast Lunch Dinner



Day 8: Yulara/Uluru (Ayers Rock)
• Rise early this morning and be rewarded with a glorious Uluru sunrise. While the day is still fresh, enjoy a walk around the base of this incredible sandstone formation, which is of great spiritual significance to the Anangu people. Walk to the cave paintings near Mutitjulu Waterhole at the base of Uluru where you will be in the hands of an Anangu guide who will share the stories of this unique landscape. This exclusive experience will give you an insight to the meaning behind Anangu art and traditional culture. The on-site Cultural Centre also houses an extensive collection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander arts and crafts for you to browse. Head back to camp for lunch.

There isn't much driving today, about 1 hour in total between destinations. You will walk approximately 5km.
Accommodation Permanent tented camp (with shared facilities) (1 night)
Included Activities • Uluru & Kata Tjuta National Park Entrance • Uluru Base Walk • Uluru Cultural Centre • Kata Tjuta • Maruku Arts cultural experience
Meals Included Breakfast Lunch Dinner

Special Information
The Anangu people have dissuaded visitors from climbing Uluru for decades; as traditional owners of the land they feel a deep responsibility for everyone who travels to the area.
In 1998 we were among the first tour operators to stop climbing Uluru.
The Intrepid Group are proud to be involved with local communities in Uluru and to have an ongoing commitment to providing employment for the Anangu people. You show respect when you choose not to climb Uluru, but walk with Anangu throughout the area and share their stories instead



Day 9: Uluru/Kings Canyon
• Today, explore one of the Red Centre's greatest treasures, Kata Tjuta, a group of domed red rocks rising spectacularly out of the desert. Like Uluru, they’re sacred to the Anangu people and are believed to be 500 million years old. Return to camp for lunch before travelling to Watarrka National Park (Kings Canyon). Spend the night in an exclusive campsite inside the park.

Driving time is about 6 hours today, and you will walk approximately 2km.
Accommodation Permanent tented camp (with shared facilities) (1 night)
Included Activities Watarrka National Park Entry Fees
Meals Included Breakfast Lunch Dinner



Day 10: Kings Canyon/Alice Springs
• With its 300-metre high sandstone walls, hidden waterholes, fern forests, chasms, canyons and caverns, Watarrka National Park is central Australia’s answer to an oasis. The highlight attractions here are the Garden of Eden, the Amphitheatre and the Lost City – all sites you’ll get to visit on the Rim Walk. Following lunch, it’s back on the road for the onward drive to Alice Springs, where this adventure concludes.

Driving time today is approximately 5 hours back to Alice Springs, and the Rim Walk is approximately 6km.
Included Activities • Kings Canyon Rim Walk
Meals Included Breakfast Lunch

Special Information
For the Kings Canyon Rim Walk it is a requirement that you have a minimum of 3 litres of water with you.
Please consider bringing your own refillable water bottles.

Today you'll say goodbye to your guide and some of your group who are not travelling north to Darwin tomorrow.



Day 11: Alice Springs
• Today is free for you to do as you wish in and around Alice Springs. You may have bid some of your travel crew farewell last night, so now it’s time for you to make your own fun! There’s a heap to see and do in Alice Springs town, including checking out what’s on display at the Araulean Cultural Precinct, visiting the Reptile Centre or walking up ANZAC Hill to see a stunning sunset over the city. A little bit further out, hire a bike and take a ride out to Simpsons Gap – a gorge between the towering cliffs of the West MacDonnell Ranges. Otherwise, you could get active and head on a steep hike up to the top of Mt Gillen for some epic views over the arid countryside.

Accommodation Hostel (1 night)
Meals Included There are no meals included on this day.




Day 12: Alice Springs to Darwin
•Today, skip the 1,500km of driving which is about 24 hours by road, and fly from Alice Springs to Darwin with Qantas (QF). Qantas is Australia's first commercial airline and is now recognised as one of the world’s best International airlines.

Accommodation Hostel (1 night)
Meals Included Lunch Dinner

Special Information
Your Alice Springs transfer (operated by Emu Run) will depart approx 2.5 hours prior to your scheduled flight time. In case of issues or to check departure time please call 1800 1800 722 111 (free call) or +61 8 89522111
Your Darwin transfer (operated by Darwin City Airport Shuttle Service) will transfer you to the Cavenagh Hotel, Darwin. In case of issues on arrival in Darwin please contact Darwin City airport shuttle - 08 8947 3979


Day 13: Darwin
• Today is as clear as the blue skies in the Northern Territory for you to choose your own adventure. With the whole day at your leisure in Darwin, you might like to take a swim at the recreational lagoon or wave pool in the Waterfront Precinct, check out the varied range of native and tropical flora at the Darwin Botanic Gardens, discover more about the region at the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory, or have a walk along Mindil Beach and catch an incredible Top End sunset over the ocean. The best thing is, you’ve got the power to decide! Keep in mind that you’ll have an early start tomorrow, so feel free to chill out with a good book today.

Accommodation Hotel (1 night)
Meals Included Breakfast Lunch Dinner



Day 14: Darwin to Mary River via Litchfield National Park
• Welcome to the Northern Territory! Your adventure begins in the tropical city of Darwin. Set off from Darwin and head south to Lichfield National Park, a huge sandstone plateau with dozens of waterfalls. Explore Florence Falls, Wangi Falls and the Buley Rockholes. After a picnic lunch, stroll through steamy rainforests and cool off with a dip in one of Litchfield's picturesque swimming holes. Enjoy some relaxed time at the campsite and a meal before climbing into bed at the secluded Mary River campsite.

Notes: Total driving time: about 5.5 hours (approximately 400 km). Total walking time: about 45 minutes
Accommodation Permanent tented camp (with shared facilities) (1 night) Please note that all tents are twin-share and come with a proper bed.
Included Activities Litchfield National Park
Meals Included Lunch Dinner



Day 15: Kakadu National Park : Ubirr and Barramundi Gorge
• After breakfast this morning, head to onto the water on a wildlife cruise in the Mary River Wetlands, a network of waterways home to crocodiles and native bird species. Kakadu National Park and discover ancient Aboriginal rock art in Ubirr. Your guide will lead an interpretive cultural walk through the numerous rock galleries, before you climb to the top of a lookout for views over the Nardab floodplain. Tonight, relax by the pool at the Kakadu campground and enjoy a group dinner.

Note: Total driving time: approximately 6.5 hours (approximately 550 km) Total walking time: approximately 2 hours
Accommodation Permanent tented camp (with shared facilities) (1 night)
Included Activities • Edith Falls Ubirr Rock • Kakadu National Park Fee • Mary River cruise
Meals Included Breakfast Lunch Dinner



Day 16: Kakadu to Katherine
•This morning you have the option to take a scenic flight over Kakadu (at your own expense). The flight takes in views over the Arnhem Land escarpment, vast flood plains and billabongs. Later spend time exploring Kakadu’s other major Aboriginal rock art site – Nourlangie (Burrunggui), while your guide provides a glimpse into how the local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people live. After lunch head south and stop to visit the historic gold-mining centre of Pine Creek. Stop for a quick dip at Maguk or Gunlom Falls, before continuing on to Katherine, where you'll settle in for the night at a private campsite near Nitmiluk National Park (Katherine Gorge).

Note: Total driving time: approximately 5.5 hours (approximately 400 km) Total walking time: approximately 1 hour
Accommodation Permanent tented camp (with shared facilities) (1 night)
Included Activities • Bowali Visitor Centre • Pine Creek Gold-Mining Centre • Maguk (Barramundi Gorge)
Optional Activities • Flight (Fixed Wing Aircraft) over - Kakadu - from - AUD150
Meals Included Breakfast Lunch Dinner


Day 17: Katherine Gorge to Darwin
Depending on the season, head out on a morning cruise along the inky waters of Katherine Gorge, or canoe between red rock walls that are up to 70 metres high (both of these activities are optional and at your own expense). This 23 million-year-old landscape was formed by the Katherine River, which flows from Arnhem Land out to the Timor Sea. After lunch we head to the beautiful Edith falls for one last refreshing swim in the huge plunge pool before we hit the road back to Darwin, where your adventure comes to an end on arrival.

Note: Total driving time: approximately 5.5 hours (approximately 400 km) Total walking time: approximately 1 hour
Included Activities • Edith Falls • Top Didj Indigenous Experience
Optional Activities • Katherine Gorge Scenic Cruise - AUD95
Meals Included Breakfast Lunch

Why you'll love this trip
• Get back to basics with this classic sixteen-day overland adventure. See the highlights and national parks of Australia's Great Ocean Road and Grampians, Flinders Ranges, Red Centre and Top End in rugged, authentic style
• Spend a half day in Arnhem Land with a local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander guide
• Cruise the world famous Great Ocean Road Enjoy the flexibility of a private vehicle, the local knowledge of a passionate guide and the magic of camping under the great southern sky See some beautifully remote places in the Flinders ranges
• Check out one of the strangest towns in Australia - built underground Get up early and see the sun rise over Uluru
• Learn about the ancient culture and traditions of the Limilngan-Wulna people as they invite you into their community with a traditional 'Welcome to Country'
• The Mary River Wetlands feature a wealth of wildlife, including the highest concentration of saltwater crocodiles in the southern hemisphere. Get up close to the snappy beasts on a billabong cruise
• Discover the wonders of Kakadu National Park
.• Get adventurous on a 4WD tour to the spectacular Jim Jim Falls and see the ancient rock art of Ubirr as well as Katherine Gorge

Is this trip right for you?
• This is a basic trip, covering the highlights of Australia's Great Ocean Road and Grampians, Flinders Ranges, Red Centre, and Top End.
• You'll spend some nights of the trip sleeping in outback camping grounds. While conditions can be basic and facilities are minimal, this is all part of the adventure.
• You'll also need to pitch in with preparing meals and cleaning. This is part of the experience of travelling in a group.
• This trip requires a moderate level of fitness as it involves a lot of walking, allowing you to truly enjoy the surrounding nature.
• Some hikes are longer and more challenging than others. Please bring sturdy, comfortable walking shoes and comfortable clothing.
• This trip is BASIX and we use mixed gender multishare accommodation.
• This means, the minimum age for the trip is 18 years old because minors aren't able to sleep in mixed gender rooms.
• Temperatures in the Top End be extreme. During the day the weather can be hot (and the Australian sun is strong) so please bring appropriate clothing, use sun protection and drink plenty of water.
• In the evenings temperatures really drop, so ensure you have base layers and warm clothing.
• The Top End & Kakadu portion of this trip has a strict luggage limit of 10kg. Excess luggage can not be carried however, it can be stored at Darwin accommodation.

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While always clean, cheerful and well located, Basix lodgings are fairly no-frills and for those travelling on a budget. Original-style trips offer a higher standard of comfort to relax in after a big day’s adventuring.

Tour Important Notes
1. This trip requires a sleeping bag
2. For the Kings Canyon Rim Walk it is a requirement that you have a minimum of 3 litres of water with you. Please consider bringing your own refillable water bottles.
3.The Top End & Kakadu portion of this trip has a strict luggage limit of 10kg. Excess luggage can not be carried however, it can be stored at Darwin accommodation.
4. Tour commences in Melbourne on day 1 at 7am and finishes in Darwin day 16 at approx 6pm. Onward travel should be booked the following day

What's Included in tour:
• Meals 12 breakfasts, 14 lunches, 12 dinners
• Private bus, Plane, All Terrain vehicle
• Accommodation: Camping (with shared facilities) (9 nights), Dormitory (5 nights), Underground bunkhouse (1 night).
• Included activities • 12 Apostles & London Bridge • Koala spotting - Great Ocean Road • Melba Gully Walk - Otway Ranges • Swim at Lorne (Summer months) • Loch Ard Gorge • Brambuk Culture Centre • Mackenzie Falls - Grampians • Pinnacles Walk - Grampians • Reeds Lookout (The Balconies) & Boroka Lookout • Wilpena Pound • Anna Creek Station • Coober Pedy Mine tour • Josephine’s Gallery and Kangaroo Orphanage • Dingo Fence • Uluru & Kata Tjuta National Park Entrance • Uluru Base Walk • Uluru Cultural Centre • Kata Tjuta • Maruku Arts cultural experience • Watarrka National Park Entry Fees • Kings Canyon Rim Walk • Litchfield National Park • Ubirr Rock • Kakadu National Park Fee • Mary River cruise • Bowali Visitor Centre • Pine Creek Gold-Mining Centre • Maguk (Barramundi Gorge) • Edith Falls • Top Didj Indigenous Experience

What to bring on tour:
• Booked and paid E-Ticket, Sturdy walking shoes, hat and sunscreen, toiletries, warm clothing in winter, water bottle (2 litre capacity), torch, insect repellent/net, camera and batteries or charger.
• Power pack for charging without electricity

Basix Accommodation:
• This trip is BASIX and we use mixed gender multishare accommodation.
• Basix Accommodation Depending on the region you’re travelling in, Basix trips stay in either shared permanent tents at established campsites –some powered, some not – or in dorm-share accommodation. Sleeping bags are required on Basix trips – bring your own or purchase from us in advance – and some regions also feature the option of sleeping under the stars in a swag (a waterproof canvas bedroll, with a built in mattress).

Finish Times:
• Our trips generally finish early evening. We recommend booking one night post accommodation in your end city and planning onward travel for the following day. We cannot accept responsibility for missed onward travel if we are delayed for some reason on the last day of travel.

Fitness Level:
• 3 out of 5: Short participatory-level camping trips, walks that’ll get your heart rate up and extended periods in the elements.
Maximum Walks: Hikes up to 6-8kms per day. A reasonable level of fitness is required as there will be some walking to view places of interest. Suitable for soft adventures with a passion for bushwalking and exploring. Passengers must be fit and active.

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