After time hiking in the Flinders Ranges, you will venture to the underground town of Coober Pedy. Here you can pan for Opals and stay in our famous underground hostel. Once you get to the Red Centre its time to explore Uluru, Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon afterward spending some time in Alice Springs. You will then head even further North through Australia's Northern Territory with stops at the Devils Marbles, Mataranka Thermal Pools and more. Then it's time to get tropical in Kakadu and Litchfield National Parks, by spending a few days exploring the parks and swimming in the waterfalls and streams. Finishing in Darwin with a bunch of new friends.
Real Aussie Adventures is about adventure and getting involved. We don’t define by age but our trips are quite active. We get travelers from all over the world, people traveling by themselves, couples and groups.
Our tour walking and hiking in Kakadu National Park, Uluru, Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon requires a good level of fitness.
Kakadu National Park: Good level of fitness is required for Gunlom Falls and Jim Jim Falls
Uluru: Moderate level of fitness required. The base walk is on flat ground.
Kata Tjuta: Good level of fitness required. Walking on uneven surface required to complete the Valley of the Winds walk
Kings Canyon: Good level of fitness required for the four-hour walk around the canyon’s rim.
This tour departs Adelaide on Tuesday's, as it's our most popular overland adventure tour here at Real Aussie Adventures make sure you book well in advance.
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$1901
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Camping 7 nts / Dorm 5 nts
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$2364
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Camping 7 nts / Backpacker Twin/Double 5 nts (4 x ensuite)
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$2783
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Camping 7 nts / Backpacker Single 5 nts (4 x ensuite)
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Tuesdays at 6.30am from central Adelaide accommodation except 15 October
Two nights at Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park
Spend time at Uluru (Ayers Rock)
World Heritage Listed Kakadu National Park
Jim Jim Falls
Coober Pedy the opal mine capital of the world, filled with history and underground homes.
Hike the Flinders Ranges
Visit Nitmiluk (Katherine Gorge) National Park which is owned by the Jawoyn Aboriginal people
Hike and explore Alligator Gorge
Hike and explore Alligator Gorge
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This six day Adelaide to Alice Springs adventure tour has it all. Visit the magnificent Flinders Ranges and the stunning Red Centre including Uluru (Ayers Rock) while also spending a night at the underground town of Coober Pedy. Roll out your swag under the stars or opt for a bit more comfort with an upgrade to some accommodation on some nights – the choice is yours.
Explore in more depth the southwestern coastline and interior of South Australia known as the Eyre Peninsula. This camping tour departs from Adelaide takes in the stunning landforms and wildlife in the region through the Flinders Ranges to the coast. Options are available to go swimming with seals and dolphins or cage dive with Great White Sharks. Visit Southern Flinders Ranges – Alligator and Warren Gorges.
This is the ultimate road trip across some of the less-travelled roads of Australia to see sights that will inspire you: the remoteness of the Nullarbor Plain, wildlife experiences, swim with sea lions (optional), national parks and walks, un-touched beaches and towering forests. Stay in a mix of camping and hostel-style accommodation for your comfort.
A real four wheel drive journey to the outback regions of South Australia and the Northern Territory between Adelaide and Alice Springs. Visit icons like Wilpena Pound, Coober Pedy, Uluru (Ayers Rock), Kata Tjuta (the Olgas) and Kings Canyon but get further off the beaten track with visits to Lake Eyre, Oodnadatta Track, Simpson Desert and Finke Aboriginal Community. This certainly isn't a bus ride; more an expedition in a small group to remote locations which give you an experience of a lifetime.
