This is an amazing Australia trip that truly rocks! After a taste of the wild bush and an insight into Aboriginal culture up the ‘Top End’, we’ll head deep into the beautiful yet formidable Outback and what’s known as the ‘Red Centre’ and experience all the mystery and wonder of stunning Ayers Rock.
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11 Day/10 Night TopDeck Rock N Top from Darwin
See the most breathtaking sunrise in Australia at Uluru and venture through the magnificent Kakadu!
Pricing
Not suitable for children.
| Ticket | Room Type | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adults |
None (Min booking: 0, Sleeps: 0) |
9 x Nights Dorm, 1 x Night Swag | $2095 |
Extras
| Scenic Flight | Grand View Helicopter Tour | $310 |
| Scenic Flight | Uluru Helicopter Flight | $150 |
| Scenic Flight | Uluru & Kata Tjuta Helicopter Flight | $285 |
| Scenic Flight | Uluru, Kata Tjuta & Lake Amadeus Helicopter Flight | $475 |
| Gold Class Upgrade | Quick Spin Harley Davidson Tour | $119 |
| Gold Class Upgrade | Uluru Cruise Harley Davidson Tour | $179 |
| Scenic Flight | Kakadu Scenic Flight (30 mins) | $150 |
| Scenic Flight | Kakadu Scenic Flight (60 mins) | $250 |
Schedule
Departures: Enquire for tour availability.Inclusions
- Courtesy Pick-up from Accommodation
- National Park Fees
- 10 x Breakfast
- 2 x Lunch
- 5 x Dinner
- Experienced Tour Guide
- Guided Walk
- 10 x Night Accommodation: 9 x Dorm, 1 x Swag
Transport
Coach
Group Size: 24 ppl max
- Modern air-conditioned vehicle
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Itinerary
The below itinerary can change due to cultural reasons, seasonal changes, operational logistics and accessibility.
Day 1
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Pick Up Darwin Accommodation
Litchfield National Park
Welcome to the tropics - your Topdeck trip starts now. Two national parks in one day? Yep, it's a thing. Kick off your trip with a short drive down Stuart Highway into Litchfield National Park. Swimming under a tropical waterfall? This seems like just the day to do it. Next up: World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park. Swimming in salt water lakes is nice but check the waters first, or you'll have unwanted crocodile guests.Day 2
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Kakadu National Park
At half the size of Switzerland, there's a lot of Kakadu to see. Get ready to rock early, because we're going deep into the park to check out some Aboriginal Rock Art sites and cruise the East Alligator River to see how many crocs we can snap (on our cameras). We've also got special permission to enter Arnhem Land for a lesson in traditional Aboriginal hunting methods and a cruise down the river. Lunch is your choice today. Climb to the top of Ubirr Rock Crocodile Dundee style and take in the fiery sunset.Day 3
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Western Arnhem Land
The only thing more terrifying than the plastic clog variety are the crocs that can be found in Kakadu. Luckily, the areas we're heading to today are saltwater crocodile free. If this place looks familiar, you've probably seen Crocodile Dundee one too many times. Still too scared to swim? Take a scenic flight for a bird's eye view over the escarpment that marks the borderline of Arnhem Land. When you're done, take in a game of lawn bowls at the Country Club and enjoy a good ol' fashioned BBQ with the locals.Day 4
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Katherine Gorge
You've got a front row seat for the amazing wildlife and scenery while canoeing along the Katherine River - the Gorge is yours to explore. But if you'd rather not be up the creek with a paddle, take your trip to the next level by upgrading to a three-gorge cruise and venture even further into the wilderness. We'll spend the afternoon absorbing the majestic Edith Falls - #nofilter necessary.Day 5
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Mataranka Thermal Pools
Drift off in the steamy thermal springs of Mataranka in the heart of the Never Never. Never never thought you'd find this in the outback, hey? This trip is thirsty work, but you'll soon be able to re-hydrate with an ice-cold beer at one of Australia's best-known watering holes, the Daly Waters Pub. Located 'in the middle of somewhere', this place was the site of Australia's first international airport back when flights to London took eight days. Seriously.Day 6
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Devils Marbles (Karlu Karlu)
To round off the morning, we've got some pretty epic granite boulders for you at the sacred site of Karlu Karlu (Devils Marbles). Next: a technology lesson to phone home about. Think your old Nokia was out-dated? Wait till you see the Overland Telegraph line at the Barrow Creek Hotel. Text mum to let her know you're coming home safe in Morse code.Day 7
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The Kangaroo Sanctuary
Today = free day in the epicentre of Australia. Jump into the joey nursery at Kangaroo Dundee's place (aka the man who should win 'mother' of the century for hand-rearing orphaned joeys) and hold a baby kangaroo while you're there. Travel through time in a historic aircraft at the Royal Flying Doctors or get lost in the mystery of the Australian outback at Desert Park Gardens.Day 8
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Yulara
We're hitting the red ground running as we pull into Yulara. It's off to the breathtaking Uluru in the afternoon for a guided tour, and a glass of bubbles as the glow of sunset morphs through 50 shades of red, providing a rockin' live show. Tonight hone your Aussie BBQ skills and cook your own steak (or vege burger). Welcome to the outback, mate.Day 9
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Uluru
Start your day with a big bowl of 'oh my god' thanks to a breathtaking sunrise back at Uluru. Follow in the footsteps of the traditional owners of this sacred World Heritage site with a full base walk, where you can escape the crowds and check out hidden waterholes. Keep watch for wedge-tailed eagles, spinifex hopping mice and thorny devils. Or splurge on a Harley ride or scenic flight and see the original Top of the Rock. Later, join a meditative dot painting class in the Aboriginal Art Markets and give yourself a free astrology lesson, stargazing at the endless Southern night sky.Day 10
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Kata Tjuta (the Olgas)
Get ready for some soul searching as we venture into the heart of sacred Kata-Tjuta (The Olgas) and walk amongst the 36 red sandstone giants through the Valley of the Winds. After a Dreamtime archeology lesson, and a drive into Watarrka National Park, live the life of a jolly swagman as we sleep under the stars in custom swags. Cue campfire stories and marshmallows tonight.Day 11
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Kings Canyon
If you would walk 500 miles (steps), then you'll make it through the toughest part of the Rim Walk - Heart Attack Hill. The Kings Canyon Rim Walk is the real deal and the most famous canyon in Oz. Think age-old cycads, eroded dome shapes, a visit to The Lost City - and that's not even the best part. The sheltered valley and waterhole of the Garden of Eden makes today bloody bonza (translation: awesome).
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