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Wildman Wilderness Lodge, Kakadu
from $775*
Amidst the lush wilderness of Australia's breathtaking Top End, Wildman Wilderness Lodge is a new nature-based travel experience, situated in the Mary River Wetlands just outside Kakadu National Park. Wildman Wilderness Lodge comprises of a central lodge, 10 Habitats and 15 Safari Tents, the whole forming an inspiring escape amidst an extraordinary environment, easy two-hour drive by most-sealed road or 30 minutes by air from Darwin.
The romantic Habitats offer unexpected air-conditioned comfort in this wilderness location. With luxury bedding, premium furnishings and ensuite bathrooms, offer a perfect respite after a day of exploration. The Safari Tents cater for couples or family groups with five featuring two additional single beds.
Each fan-cooled tent is surprisingly spacious at 50m2 and comes complete with en-suite bathroom. A diverse and exciting range of tours are on offer. Essential to the experience is crocodile wildlife spotting on Home Billabong at sunset, or the leisurely Mary River Wetlands cruise. From fishing to cultural tours and nearby Kakadu National Park day excursions, this sanctuary amidst wildlife and lush wetland environments will not disappoint. -
Bombing of Darwin 70th Anniversary
from $2,349*
On the 19th of February 1942 an event occurred which changed Australia forever; World War II was brought to the shores of Australia when Darwin was bombed by enemy forces. It was a defining moment in Australia's history and the stories of courage typified by the tenacity of those living in Darwin are a testament to the Australian spirit in all of us.
2012 marks the 70th Anniversary of this historic event. Between the 11th and 26th of February 2012, a two week program of events and activities will take place in Darwin including a commemorative service with a re-enactment of the first bombing raid, a black tie Gala Ball, a one-off commemorative football match, talks and displays at the Darwin City Council libraries, theatrical and arts activities and performances, a war themed movie festival, and more.
For those unable to be in Darwin for the anniversary day, a NEW TOUR is now available to allow travellers to Darwin to visit the sites hit by the Japanese air raid. The tour also includes visits to historic bunkers and ammunition stores, an anti-aircraft gun site and a cruise of Darwin harbor to view the modern day navy base HMAS Coonawarra.
Your holiday begins in Adelaide where you will embark on a legendary 3 day rail journey through Australia's arid Red Centre, concluding in Australia's Top End where a brilliant display of lush green and teeming wetlands is a spectacle to be seen after a monsoonal wet. Included is four nights in the vibrant city of Darwin as well as a sunset dinner cruise on Darwin Harbour and Frontline Australia WWII Journey with Darwin Day Tours. -
Bamarru Plains, Mary River Region
from $2,509*
Located near Kakadu National Park, a profusion of bird and wildlife are on the doorstep of this unique bush camp that exudes wild bush luxury and brings a touch of style to a remote and beautiful wilderness. -
Rock to Water in Style 9 Days featuring The Ghan
from $2,909*
HIGHLIGHTS: Uluru - Kata Tjuta - Watarrka National Park - Alice Springs - Darwin
Discover the magnificence of the Red Centre on an amazing journey around Uluru and Kata Tjuta. Cross over the boundary into Watarrka National Park, home of the spectacular Kings Canyon staying 2 nights at the exclusive award-winning Kings Canyon Wilderness Lodge.
The lodge is located at Kings Creek Station, a working cattle and camel station of 1,800 square kilometres. Set in a private part of the station among Desert Oak trees, you will experience the greatest comfort in the outback, with a perfect opportunity to absorb the natural landscapes and dine around the campfire under the stars of the southern sky (weather permitting).
Head north with Gold Service on board The Ghan from Alice Springs through some of Australia's most fascinating landscapes and marvel at the vast expanse of the outback as you meander "up the track" to Darwin. View the magnificent Darwin sunset aboard a luxurious catamaran on your last day in Darwin - the perfect end to your holiday.
Adult from $2909*
Concession from $2579* -
Rock to Water in Style 9 Days featuring The Ghan - November 2011 Departures
from $2,959*
HIGHLIGHTS: Uluru - Kata Tjuta - Watarrka National Park - Alice Springs - Darwin
Discover the magnificence of the Red Centre on an amazing journey around Uluru and Kata Tjuta. Cross over the boundary into Watarrka National Park, home of the spectacular Kings Canyon staying 2 nights at the exclusive award-winning Kings Canyon Wilderness Lodge.
The lodge is located at Kings Creek Station, a working cattle and camel station of 1,800 square kilometres. Set in a private part of the station among Desert Oak trees, you will experience the greatest comfort in the outback, with a perfect opportunity to absorb the natural landscapes and dine around the campfire under the stars of the southern sky (weather permitting).
Head north with Gold Service on board The Ghan from Alice Springs through some of Australia's most fascinating landscapes and marvel at the vast expanse of the outback as you meander "up the track" to Darwin. View the magnificent Darwin sunset aboard a luxurious catamaran on your last day in Darwin - the perfect end to your holiday.
Adult from $2959*
Concession from $2629* -
Champagne, Luxury & The Centre 6 Days
from $3,169*
HIGHLIGHTS: Uluru - Alice Springs
Take a trip to Central Australia like not other. Stay at the award-winning luxury wilderness camp Longitude 131. As one of only 30 pampered guests, you awake to your own private view of the sun rising over Uluru. On return to Alice Springs stay in superior style nestled under the famous MacDonnell Ranges. What better way to finish your trip than a glass of sparkling wine and sunset helicopter ride following the ochre coloured sandstone cliffs to Mt Gillen.
Twin Share from $3172*
Single Share from $5235* -
Champagne, Luxury & The Centre 6 Days - November 2011 Departures
from $3,289*
HIGHLIGHTS: Uluru - Alice Springs
Take a trip to Central Australia like not other. Stay at the award-winning luxury wilderness camp Longitude 131. As one of only 30 pampered guests, you awake to your own private view of the sun rising over Uluru. On return to Alice Springs stay in superior style nestled under the famous MacDonnell Ranges. What better way to finish your trip than a glass of sparkling wine and sunset helicopter ride following the ochre coloured sandstone cliffs to Mt Gillen.
Twin Share from $3298*
Single Share from $5475* -
from $3,559*
Venture through the Top End to Bamurru Plains, an extraordinary nature-based experience on the edge of the magnificent Kakadu National Park located in a stunning bush setting. This luxury camp exudes 'Wild Bush Luxury', ensuring that guests are exposed to the sights and sounds of this spectacular environment in style and exclusivity.
Activities from the camp focus on exploring the surrounding country, with airboat trips on the wetlands, river cruises in search of crocodiles, bush drives and guided walks, while Kakadu's rich indigenous culture is a day trip out. For relaxation, the wet edge pool and deck is a great spot to sit back with a cool drink and let the wildlife come to you.
