An Australian Outback Air Safari

Overview

This incredible air safari offers an Australian adventure unlike any other. Your small group touring jet will quickly whisk you between magnificent areas – from the gorges of the Karijini National Park to the beaches of Broome – where a range of authentic experiences await, alongside your wonderful experts and local guides. During your trip, a four-night luxury cruise along the Kimberley coast offers yet another way to view this wondrous wilderness. The itinerary is inclusive of all meals (excluding breakfast on day 2 and dinner on the final day) and all drinks – from bottled water, to wine with meals.

This itinerary is simply a snapshot of what we can offer, and days/activities can be subject to change, so contact our Luxury Travel Specialists to make the most of their expertise and the latest offers.

Day 1 to 3 Accommodation

Melbourne, Australia

Before your jet adventure across Australia, spend some time exploring Melbourne.

Park Hyatt Melbourne

Type: Luxury Hotel
Summary: Situated in one of Melbourne's most historic areas
Feature: Relax in the hotel's Lounge and pretty gardens
Rooms: 240 rooms & suites
Location: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Star rating: 5 Star

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TRANSFERS

Transfer to Melbourne Airport to board your jet, specially designed for outback touring, complete with huge windows and great capabilities for short airstrips. Fly to the Flinders Ranges and check-in to Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary.

Day 3 to 4 Accommodation

Flinders Ranges, Australia

The first stop on your Australia itinerary is the iconic Flinders Ranges, the largest mountain range in South Australia, boasting some of the country’s most dramatic and beautiful scenery, as well as awe-inspiring red sunsets and many Aboriginal treasures. From your base here, embark on the adrenaline-pumping 4WD Ridgetop Tour, complete with white-knuckle climbs, as well as gazing at the stars from the fully equipped observatory.

Day 4 to 6 Accommodation

Karijini National Park, Australia

Spend two nights staying amid the Karijini National Park, characterised by breathtaking gorges, striking waterfalls and ochre-red ranges. Enjoy a full day guided tour of the gorges, including the famed Joffre Falls, before a picnic lunch and the chance to swim at the lovely shaded Fern Pool, important to the Aboriginal locals. From here, you can also visit the famous mining town of Tom Price to glimpse one of the largest open cut iron-ore mines in the world.

Day 6 to 7 Accommodation

Broome, Australia

Stay directly on the perfect white sands of the iconic Cable Beach, taking a dip in the turquoise waters, before exploring the vibrant resort of Broome.

Day 7 to 11 Accommodation

Kimberley Coastal Cruise

Your home for the next four nights is the luxurious MV Great Escape, as you sail through the wonderfully scenic wilderness of the Kimberley. Stops include Raft Point, where you can hike up to a cave filled with Wandjina paintings, and the super scenic Sale River, from which the tenders will take you for a barbecue lunch on a stunning sandy beach. Finally, discover the rich cultural history and diverse marine life – including dugong and turtles - at Montgomery Reef.

Day 11 to 13 Accommodation

The Kimberley, Australia

El Questro Station Homestead is an oasis of understated luxury, perched on a clifftop overlooking the Chamberlain River towards the unnamed, ancient wilderness of the East Kimberley. Staying here, you can experience the natural wonders of Chamberlain Gorge and Zebedee Springs when they are closed to the public, while activities range from 4WD tours to barramundi fishing.

Day 13 to 15 Accommodation

Nitmiluk National Park, Australia

Learn more about the ancient cultures of the region at the 100-percent indigenous owned Cicada Lodge, located in Nitmiluk National Park, part of the Jawoyn people’s land. Board a boat for a delicious locally sourced dinner, accompanied by enchanting Jawoyn stories and the beautiful backdrop of the Nitmiluk Gorge at sunset.

Day 15 to 16 Accommodation

Birdsville, Australia

While here, join a local guide to discover the striking Big Red, the largest dune in the Simpson Desert standing at 40-metres high, absorbing views over the truly spectacular sunset. On your final day of your Australia itinerary, fly to Cooper Creek and visit Camp 65, the most significant camp from the tragic Burke and Wills expedition and home to the famous Dig Tree, a true Aussie icon that symbolises their pioneering spirit.