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Self Drive Experiences NT & WA
This 4WD self drive adventure is for traveller who wants to experience everything; from various adventure activities, to tasting local cuisine, exploring nature in all forms and checking out the local wildlife. This holiday covers it all while taking in the scenic highlights of the Northern Territory and Western Australia; this is the sort of trip that you'll tell your friends about for years to come.
We provide:
- Travel Buddies/Travel Partners
- Pretravel briefing. Including:
- Suggested itineraries (Includes highlights & off the track spots)
- Assistance with creating their own itinerary
- Where to go
- What to see
- Optional Day tours (Ie Diving, Aboriginal Cultural Experiences)
- Maps
- Supply stops (Ie Food & Fuel)
- Vehicle overview (Its an automatic All Wheel Drive)
- All camping equipment (Fridge, Tents, Mattresses, Cooking stuff etc)
Kakadu and Litchfield Self Drive Holiday Experience
You will experience loads of fun and unforgettable adventures like billabong cruises, jumping crocodile cruises, Aboriginal cultural experiences and many more. While on this trip, you may visit Jim Jim falls, Twin falls, Gunlom, Florence falls, Gubara, Maguk, Moline, Ubir, Nourlangie, Buley Rockholes and so much more...
Perth, Exmouth, Karijini Holiday Experiences
The West Coast of Australia has got tons of untouched coast. You can enjoy the spectacular red rock gorges & rugged coastal cliffs at Kalbarri National Park, snorkel Ningaloo Reef, swin with whale sharks in the season or spot humpbacks from the beach. Then head to Karijini National Park for your ideal Outback adventure.
Self Drive Adventure
A Northern Territory self drive holiday connects you to the land like no other – taking in the vast open skies, endless dramatic landscapes and the wide array of outback characters you’ll meet along the way. The freedom of a self drive holidays in the Northern Territory allows you to indulge your interests too – go fishing in the Northern Territory, take spectacular landscape photography, go birdwatching or discover Aboriginal rock art. We have a range of driving holiday ideas to suit everyone.
Travelling on remote outback 4WD tracks in the Northern Territory allows you to fully experience the region’s rugged beauty. Gain an appreciation of the vast landscape as you find yourself driving along remote 4WD tracks and outback driving routes with no one else in sight – perfect for those seeking an adventure away from the crowds. At the end of the day, swap stories with fellow travellers around a campfire before planning the next day’s 4WD adventure.
The independence and adventure of four-wheel-drive travel through the Territory is not limited to those who own four-wheel drives. The Northern Territory 4WD holiday we have shows how easy it is to arrange your ideal 4WD holiday; hire a 4WD, go camping, or sleep under the stars. Why not sample our outback hospitality, stay on a cattle station or at an Outback roadhouse. These suggested 4WD holidays will take you on some of the best routes in and around the Northern Territory.
Somethings you may want to check out during your Top End experience:
Waterfalls to inspire
- Jim Jim falls - Jim Jim Falls (Aboriginal name Barrkmalam) is perhaps the Northern Territory's (let alone Kakadu National Park's) most spectacular waterfall. Set in the red ochre of the Arnhem Land escarpment, and boasting white sandy beaches and crystal clear water, it is worth the 900 metre walk across rocks to appreciate this special area.
- Twin falls - One of the world renowned icons of the World Heritage listed Kakadu National Park. Try catching a glimpse of the timid Freshwater Crocodile basking in the sun or spot a Pig-nosed Turtle in the clear water of the creek. Take a break and enjoy a freshly prepared picnic lunch on the white sandy beach beside the magnificent Twin Falls.
- Gunlom - Gunlom Falls at Waterfall Creek, formerly known as UDP falls, was one of the backdrops for the film "Crocodile Dundee". It is on a tributary of the South Alligator River in the south of Kakadu National Park. Located on Waterfall Creek in World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park, has a waterfall and plunge pool, with shady gums cooling the picnic areas.
- Florence falls - The spectacular Florence Falls, found in Litchfield National Park, cascade into a plunge pool, set in a pocket of monsoon forest. Take a refreshing dip in the plunge pool, then enjoy a scenic walk to the viewing platform high above the Falls, which affords panoramic views of the open valley and the waterhole below.
Rockholes to relax
- Gubara - Gubara is a six kilometre return walk past sandstone cliffs to shady monsoon forest pools. Gubara is found nine kilometres in on the first road to the right after the Nourlangie carpark.
- Maguk - This World Heritage-listed national park is internationally famous for the breathtaking natural beauty of its wetlands, escarpments and spectacular waterfalls as well as its more than 50 000-year-old Aboriginal cultural heritage.
- Moline
- Buley Rockholes - Buley Rockhole is a series of waterfalls and rock-holes, where you will find your own spot to swim and relax.
Artsites for culture
- Nourlangie - The walls of the Nourlangie Rock Art Site, in World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park, have served as a shelter and canvas for thousands of years, providing windows to a rich spiritual tradition.
- Ubirr - This aboriginal site is situated at the North-Eastern tip of the Kakadu National Park. It is an old escarpment, used as a shelter and rock art site by aborigines for 20,000 years.
Hiking to exhilarate
- All through the seven regions of Kakadu
Adventures to experience
- Billabong Cruises
- Jumping Crocodile Cruises
- 4WD tracks for adventure
- Aboriginal Cultural Experiences
- Adelaide River
Coral Bay
Coral Bay is a perfect destination for people of all ages seeking relaxation, adventure or simply something refreshingly different. Coral Bay has much to offer all sorts of people. It’s ideal for the independent traveller searching for excitement, families looking for an enjoyable, safe environment, scuba divers, fisher persons, snorkellers and those who simply want to relax, unwind and see nature at its very best.
Exmouth
Exmouth is a mecca for fishermen, seeking those catches that they only dream about, which quickly become reality once they sink a line. Swimming with Whale Sharks, Snorkelling and diving the reefs, all those close encounters with nature you always wanted to do. We recommend hiring a boat or kayak to explore the magnificent marine environment
Ningaloo Reef
Ningaloo Reef is Australia's largest fringing coral reef and runs 260km along the length of the North West Cape, beginning at Bundegi Beach near Exmouth. Many different varieties of soft and hard coral can be found, as can wildlife such as tropical fish, sea snakes, sharks, moray eels, seals, rare dugongs, turtles and the largest fish in our oceans, the whale shark. Marvel at the vibrant underwater life snorkeling in fabled Turquoise Bay only metres from the white sandy beaches.
Kalbarri
Kalbarri WA For the perfect escape with beach, bush and every kind of Aussie scenery rolled into one location - head straight to Kalbarri. There are spectacular red rock gorges, rugged coastal cliffs, colourful wildflowers, the Murchison River and pure white sandy beaches. Situated where the Murchison River meets the Indian Ocean, a six hour drive north of Perth, Kalbarri is warm and sunny most of the year.
Karijini National Parks
Karijini is Western Australia’s second largest National Park. Located in the State’s North West, the National Park is an ideal getaway for those wanting to escape the usual hot spots, explore the Outback, and be able to travel around in our 4WD.
What you will experience at Karajini:
- Enjoy incredible gorges that non-walkers will never see.
- A wonderful variety of landscapes: pools, gorges, spectacular clifftop views and more.
- Enjoy the swims.
Coral Bay
Coral Bay is a perfect destination for people of all ages seeking relaxation, adventure or simply something refreshingly different. Coral Bay has much to offer all sorts of people. It’s ideal for the independent traveller searching for excitement, families looking for an enjoyable, safe environment, scuba divers, fisher persons, snorkellers and those who simply want to relax, unwind and see nature at its very best.
Exmouth
Exmouth is a mecca for fishermen, seeking those catches that they only dream about, which quickly become reality once they sink a line. Swimming with Whale Sharks, Snorkelling and diving the reefs, all those close encounters with nature you always wanted to do. We recommend hiring a boat or kayak to explore the magnificent marine environment
Ningaloo Reef
Ningaloo Reef is Australia's largest fringing coral reef and runs 260km along the length of the North West Cape, beginning at Bundegi Beach near Exmouth. Many different varieties of soft and hard coral can be found, as can wildlife such as tropical fish, sea snakes, sharks, moray eels, seals, rare dugongs, turtles and the largest fish in our oceans, the whale shark. Marvel at the vibrant underwater life snorkeling in fabled Turquoise Bay only metres from the white sandy beaches.
Kalbarri
Kalbarri WA For the perfect escape with beach, bush and every kind of Aussie scenery rolled into one location - head straight to Kalbarri. There are spectacular red rock gorges, rugged coastal cliffs, colourful wildflowers, the Murchison River and pure white sandy beaches. Situated where the Murchison River meets the Indian Ocean, a six hour drive north of Perth, Kalbarri is warm and sunny most of the year.
Karijini National Parks
Karijini is Western Australia’s second largest National Park. Located in the State’s North West, the National Park is an ideal getaway for those wanting to escape the usual hot spots, explore the Outback, and be able to travel around in our 4WD.
What you will experience at Karajini:
- Enjoy incredible gorges that non-walkers will never see.
- A wonderful variety of landscapes: pools, gorges, spectacular clifftop views and more.
- Enjoy the swims.
