Day 4: Tyler’s Bluff and Kings Creek
Starting the day with our campsite breakfast, today we shall Meditate with “The Rainbow Serpent”. We journey to Tyler’s Bluff, one of the most significant impact structures in the world! This crater was the work of a Comet or meteorite about 143 million years ago. Following this we shall explore remote creek beds at Kings Canyon. Here we will work on creating our own personal coding to the creation story and the essence of the Rainbow Serpent, mythical animal totems, stones, spirits and elementals. Later that evening we return to the permanent tent site and Kings Creek Station for a campsite dinner under the stars.

Day 6: Uluru (Ayers Rock)
Early sunrise salutation at Uluru working with “Power Breath and connecting with the power of the sun to align and energise the Charkras and our evolving DNA.” Working with this sacred site and its connection to the Charkra systems of the earth, this huge vortex weaves in the universal energies from the energy lines/ Songlines of the earth. This site links us to portals; other scared sites across the world and doorways to the Light cities of the Southern Sky. We will explore the many sites around Uluru and work with the energies connected to the grid systems. Overnight accommodation at the permanent tent sites. Campsite dinner under the stars.

Day 8 – Farewell, Alice Springs
Transfers by bus to Yulara Airport close proximity to Ayers Rock Resort or continue to Alice Springs via bus transfer.

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Overnight: Glen Helen Resort – permanent campsite or motel. (D)

Day 2: West MacDonnell Ranges
Sunrise and breakfast in the spectacular Ormiston Gorge. There will be time to explore the gorge or just relax and drink in the atmosphere of this magical place in the company of our Aboriginal guide. Other places to visit today are Glen Helen Gorge or Redbank Gorge. For those who want to view the landscape from on high, take a helicopter flight from the Glen Helen Resort. Another special treat here is the dining room at the resort with its collection of original paintings by Albert Namitjira.

Overnight: Glen Helen Resort – permanent campsite or motel. (B/L/D)

Overnight: Kings Canyon Permanent Campsite or the Resort Lodge (B/L/D)

Day 4: Kings Canyon to Uluru
A VERY early rise for breakfast and the steep climb to the rim of Kings Canyon. From there it’s easy – a leisurely walk around the rim viewing sites like the “Lost City” and the “Garden of Eden”, as well as the striking north and south walls. Lunch is on the road to Curtain Springs where we view (not climb!) 700million year old tabletop Mount Connor. From there it’s west to the Uluru campsite.

Overnight: Ayers Rock permanent campsite or Outback Pioneer Hotel (B/L/D)

Day 5: Uluru
Another VERY early start, but well worth it as we watch the sun rise over Uluru. We walk around the base of The Rock, a World Heritage listed area and the earth’s solar plexus chakra. We explore the many sites around Uluru and work with the energies connected to the grid systems. The day ends as it started - watching the rock change colours...this time, with the sun setting over it. Tonight’s meal is a “camp oven” dinner, cooked in the coals of the fire.

Overnight: Ayers Rock permanent campsite or Outback Pioneer Hotel (B/L/D)

Day 6: Kata Tjuta and Back to Alice Springs
We spend the morning among the majestic domes of Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) and at a nearby viewing area. There will be time to reflection our spiritual journey here and on the drive back to Alice Springs.

Overnight: The Haven (B, L)

Day 7: Alice Springs
Today is free to explore Alice Springs prior to transferring to the airport for your onward flight. The Haven offers a free shuttle to the airport. (B)

Overnight: Travelodge Mirambeena

Day 2: Darwin to Kakadu
We leave Darwin at about 7am and drive 120km to the Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve, a wonderful wildlife sanctuary. Our next appointment is with the largest congregation of saltwater crocodiles in the world...the famous Mary River. Here we get a close up of these ancient animals in their natural surrounds -be ready for a Jurassic Park experience on our 2hr boat cruise! Next we head to Ubirr, passing the natural escarpment areas that define Kakadu as a double World Heritage area, The Ubirr rock art sites are second to none in the world - a wonderful opportunity to learn about ancient Aboriginal culture. The 360 degree view over Kakadu and the Arnhem Land escarpments makes a spectacular backdrop to the setting sun.

Overnight: Kakadu Campsite or Aurora Kakadu Resort (B/L/D)

Day 3: Kakadu
Today we visit the spectacular scenery and Aboriginal rock art of Nourlangie Rock. This particular part of the park offers an array of billabongs and bird life, walks and water falls in an easy yet venemous environment.

Overnight: Kakadu Campsite or Gagudju Lodge Cooinda (B/L/D)

Day 4: Kakadu to Katherine
This morning our Aboriginal guide takes us into Jawoyn country and the southern end of Kakadu with its large waterfalls. We learn about creation ancestors and how it can be scientifically proven that they really do exist. After lunch, we travel south out of the park into the historic mining area of Pine Creek. On the way to Katherine, we stop in at Edith Falls for a refreshing swim.

Overnight: Springvale Campsite or Hotel All Seasons (B/L/D)

Day 5: Katherine
Up at 6am for a special bacon and egg breaky, followed by a 20min drive to Nitmiluk National Park. Here we have the option of a 4hr paddle up the gorge in two-man canoes, or a gentle boat ride through the first two gorges. The waters are clear, cool and safe for swimming. After lunch we can check out the township of Katherine and perhaps a swim in the thermal springs.

Overnight: Springvale Campsite or Hotel All Seasons (B/L/D)

Day 6: Nitmiluk to Litchfield
Today we make our way to Litchfield National Park just south of Darwin, where waterfalls cascade from the sandstone plateau of Tabletop Range and create beautiful pools and pockets of rainforests. These features combine to provide a special paradise for us to enjoy. Highlights of our visit to the Park include the giant termite mounds, Florence Falls and Buley rock hole.

Overnight: Mt Bundy Campsite or Caravillage in Batchelor (B/L/D)

Day 7 Litchfield to Darwin
Our last day will incorporate more of Litchfield National Park, including Tolmer and Wangi Falls and a dip at the famous Berry Springs just a short way from Darwin, where we arrive late afternoon in time for a glorious sunset over Darwin Harbour. (B/L)

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