| Starts | Alice Springs, Australia |
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| Ends | Darwin, Australia |
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| Region | Australia |
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| Duration | 2 days |
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| Tour Operator | Intrepid Travel |
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Itinerary
Day 1 - Starting: Daly Waters & Finishing: Daly Waters
Kick off this two-day adventure with a visit to the iconic Karlu Karlu, or 'Devils Marbles'. Hear the story behind the formation of these gigantic boulders before continuing on to Tennant Creek for lunch. In the evening visit a true blue Aussie pub, perhaps sharing a couple of beers with the friendly locals before camping out beneath the stars for an evening of peaceful outback solitude.
Day 2 - Starting: Darwin & Finishing: Darwin
Start the day with an exploration of Nitmiluk National Park. Meaning the 'Place of the Cicada Dreaming' in the Jawoyn language, it’s a stunning place to explore. Take a short walk to Barrawei Lookout for an incredible view of Katherine Gorge before learning about the significance of this area to the Jawoyn people. Stop for a swim in the refreshing waters of Edith Falls before journeying to tropical Darwin, the Territory’s culture-rich capital city.
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Highlights
- Visit Karlu Karlu (the Devils Marbles)
- Discover the delights of Australia’s Red Centre
- Grab a meal at a local outback pub
- Order a beer at the Daly Waters Pub
- Spend an evening camping in the great outdoors
- Hike around Nitmiluk National Park
- Take a dip beneath Edith Falls
Spend two days discovering the natural delights of this isolated corner of the Red Centre. Travel from Alice Springs via Daly Waters towards Darwin, visiting Nitmiluk National Park, Edith Falls and Katherine Gorge along the way. Learn about traditional indigenous culture, meet some friendly locals in an outback pub and camp out beneath glittering desert stars on this eye-opening journey through one of Australia’s most pristine locations.
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