"In The Outback" Tour

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6 Day Camping Adventure.

Journey overland through the Outback, kicking off in Alice Springs & back on this 6-day, guided camping tour.

We will be experiencing raw elements of nature as we travel, camp, and explore our way to Uluru, Kata-Tjuta, Kings Canyon and The West MacDonnell Ranges, across the outback to the heart of Central Australia.

These tours are for ages 18+ (exceptions can be made) and require moderate fitness, a sense of humour (good or bad), and an element of teamwork.

Trip Highlights:

The best food, music, and information from Sid your guide.
Having your life changed from potentially living the best 6 consecutive days of your entire life.
Recharge and recalibrate in one of the most remote and natural parts of the world.
Connecting with like-minded people who also crave adventure, education, and desert therapy.
Sleeping under the outback stars around a campfire.
Walking around Uluru (Ayers Rock) and Kata-Tjuta (The Olgas).
Connecting to the world's oldest living culture.
Hiking the spectacular Kings Canyon Rim Walk.
Valley of the Winds at Kata-Tjuta.
Swimming in The MacDonnell Ranges.
Enjoying the effects of desert madness.

Fitness:

This is an active trip with daily hikes and plenty of walking in general. We keep a steady, comfortable pace with regular breaks, it’s all about enjoying the outdoors, not pushing to the limit! A reasonable level of fitness is a must and will help you get the most out of the experience, but you’re always welcome to skip an activity if you’d rather take it easy. There are plenty of great alternative walks if you’re looking for something shorter or less challenging. If you have any concerns please let us know in advance. We’re happy to work with you to find the best alternatives and make sure you have a safe, enjoyable trip!

Tour Details

Duration:

6-days.

Next Tour:

September 9th, 2025

Start and finish:

Alice Springs to Alice Springs.

Group size: 8 min 10 max

Camping: Swags

Guide: Sid

Cost: $2199 - Including GST

Your Itinerary

Day 1 - Alice Springs to Uluru

Early morning departure from Alice Springs, journey south through the red heart of Australia.
Arrive at Yulara, set up camp, have lunch and get familiar with your surroundings.
Stretch your legs on the Mala Walk—an introduction to the local environment, culture and history.
Visit Mutitjulu Waterhole to learn about the creation stories and ancient rock art of the Anangu people.
Witness a breathtaking sunset over Uluru, one of Australia’s most iconic landmarks.
Return to camp for a hearty dinner under the stars.

Day 2 - Exploring Uluru

Early rise for an unforgettable sunrise at Uluru, watching the rock glow in vibrant reds and oranges.
Walk around the base of Uluru (10,6km), exploring its caves, waterholes, and ancient rock art.
Visit the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre to learn more about the region’s Aboriginal culture and significance.
Enjoy lunch in a shaded area, recharging for the afternoon.
Head to Talinguru Nyakunytjaku (sunset lookout) for sweeping views of Uluru and Kata Tjuta.
Return to camp for dinner and watch the outback sky come alive with stars.

Day 3 - Kata-Tjuta to Kings Creek Station.

Morning visit to Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) and explore the Valley of the Winds or Walpa Gorge walks (7,4km).
Stop at Dune Lookout for a panoramic view of the desert landscape.
Return to camp for lunch.
Pack up camp and head north, passing Mount Conner (often mistaken for Uluru) on the way.
Arrive at Kings Creek Station and set up camp.
Watch the sunset over the rugged ranges.
Dinner and relax around the campfire.

Day 4 - Kings Canyon to Bush Camp

Early morning start for a guided walk around Kings Canyon, with its towering cliffs and lush Garden of Eden (6km).
Optional helicopter rides are available for a unique aerial perspective of the canyon ($250).
Lunch back at Kings Creek Station, recharging for the afternoon drive.
Drive to a remote bush camp between Stuarts Well and Alice Springs.
Set up camp and enjoy dinner by the fire under the Milky Way.

Day 5 - Bush Camp To Finke River.

Depart bush camp and head towards Hermannsburg, an Aboriginal community rich in culture and history.
Visit Gosse’s Bluff for lunch, a massive meteorite crater with an ancient and powerful story.
Explore Redbank Gorge, known for its beautiful swimming holes.
Continue to camp on the banks of the Finke River, one of the world’s oldest river systems.
Dinner around the campfire.

Day 6 - West MacDonnell Ranges.

Hike the spectacular Ormiston Pound walk, discovering the rugged beauty of the West MacDonnell Ranges (9,5km).
Lunch at Ormiston Gorge, where you can swim in a natural waterhole surrounded by ancient rock formations.
Return journey via the Ochre Pits, a sacred site used by Aboriginal people for millennia to gather ochre for ceremonies and art.
Final stop at Ellery Creek Big Hole, a stunning natural swimming spot.
Return to Alice Springs by evening, to be dropped at your pre-booked accommodation, ending your unforgettable outback adventure.
Option of meeting up as a group for one last meal together out on the town.

Tour Information

What's included:

Sid
Hotel pick-up
Camp gear: swag, kitchen equipment
Transport to all destinations
All meals: 5 breakfasts, 6 lunches, 5 dinners; plus lots of snacks and delicacies
National park passes & campsite fees
Accommodation

What's NOT included:

Sleeping bags are NOT included.

What to bring:

Clothes - this is the most comfortable time of year in the desert. It "shouldn't" be too cold or too hot.
Swimmers - if you would like to swim in the pools or waterholes
Hiking shoes- sneakers are okay, but there will be some rough terrain, so make sure they are sturdy.
Sandals / thongs (flip-flops)
Hat
Toiletries
Camera / phone
Chargers
Battery pack
Head torch and spare batteries (a must!!!)
Fly net (optional)
Day pack
Water bottles or camelback (2 liter capacity at least)
Travel pillow
Towel
A sense of humour