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2 Day Palm Valley and West MacDonnell Ranges 4WD Safaris
Wayoutback desert road

This unique 2 day 4wd safari offers the adventure traveller the very best of the West MacDonnell Ranges and Palm Valley as well as a night out under our magnificent southern stars. Travelling in a 4wd vehicle with a genuine small group we explore highlights such as Standley Chasm, Ormiston Gorge, Glen Helen Gorge and Redbank Gorge as well as the Hermannsburg Settlement and Palm Valley.

At the end of the first day we will make camp beside the Finke River or at Redbank Gorge and enjoy a BBQ dinner prepared over the campfire.

A night out under the stars will leave you with a memory of a lifetime and a real taste of Outback Central Australia.

Wayoutback bush camp
Dusk in the outback of Northern Territory of Australia

Our experienced guides have all the required bush skills to keep you safe and comfortable.

They are among the best in Central Australia because of their enthusiasm and ability to bring people together to have the best time. This is backed up with extensive local knowledge of land, people and history.

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Tour Prices


1st April 2006 - 31st March 2007
Adult $275.00 + $25
YHA/VIP/Students $245.00 $25
$25 precinct and park fees
All prices are in Australian Dollars (includes 10% GST)
Child Policy Children 0-8 unable to travel, Children 8-16 years student price
Discounts *Specials: Book a tour through us for this Wayoutback Tours site throughout the season of 2006-7 and receive a 5% earlybird discount.
Tour Departs Tue, Fri, Sun - Alice Springs 6.00am
Tour Finishes Alice Springs at approx. 6.00pm
Max People
+ Vehicle
9-14.
We operate only 9-15 seat 4WD vehicles, so an emphasis is placed on small group personalised tours.
What to Bring

As we are camping you will need to be prepared for this. You'll need to bring a flashlight (torch), hat (wide brimmed best), sunscreen, insect repellant, a fly net (summer), any required medication, water bottle (at least 1.5 litres), walking shoes/boots (we do a lot of walking/climbing), warm clothing (winter), sleeping bag, toiletries, swim wear, towel, camera, extra film and a great sense of humour; Travel Voucher/Ticket, BYO wine or beer. Space is limited, please bring only one small bag per person. Ask at reception of your accommodation for excess baggage storage.

What's Included
Latest model air-conditioned 4WD vehicles, all meals (as listed), camping equipment, swags including laundered bed sheet (summer only) and pillows, sleeping bags ($15 hire fee), reference books, chilled face cloths (summer), and supplies of drinking water (must have your own bottle).
Not Included Breakfast Day1 and Dinner Day 2.
Facilities On Tour
Bush showers and toilets available at most of our private bush camps.
Trip Highlights

West MacDonnell Ranges, Hermannsburg, Palm Valley

Tour Code
Wayoutback/WO2
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Day 1.

The day starts as we pick you up from your accommodation at about 5.45am and head to the top of Anzac Hill for a cup of tea or coffee to watch the sunrise while we finalise ticketing.

From here we head off to travel and explore the stunning West MacDonnell Ranges. The MacDonnell Ranges stretch for over 200km in length, enabling us to explore some stunning gorges, refreshing waterholes and walks through a landscape unique to our part of the world. The day will be packed with information, swimming, short walks and time to enjoy our surrounds. Highlights included are Standley Gorge, Ormiston Gorge, Glen Helen and/or Redbank Gorge. Be on the watch for rock wallabies and other fauna that use the retreat of the rugged ranges as a safe haven. At the day's end we set up our bush camp for a night under the stars. Dinner is cooked over our campfire in true outback style.

  • Sunrise over Alice Springs
  • Standley Chasm
  • Ormiston Gorge
  • Glen Helen
  • Redbank Gorge

Campsite
(Lunch x 1, Dinner x 1)

Day 2.

Morning is at its best just as the sun starts to rise followed with a hearty breakfast and a fresh pot of coffee. After breaking camp, we lock the hubs into 4WD and head off around the Mereenie Loop Road stopping at Tyler's Pass to view Gosse Bluff (comet crater) along the way. From this point it's on towards Hermannsberg, an historic Lutheran Mission established in 1877. On arrival at Hermannsberg we'll visit the heritage precinct where we can explore the historic buildings and grounds whilst enjoying a cup of tea.

Departing Hermannsberg we lock in the hubs and 4WD into Palm Valley. After lunch we'll go for a hike into the valley discovering this picturesque place and its hidden treasures. After our hike it's back into the vehicle and off home to Alice Springs. We will have you back at your accommodation around 6.00pm.

  • Mereenie Loop Road
  • View Gosse Bluff (Comet Crater)
  • Hermannsberg
  • Finke River
  • Palm Valley
  • Alice Springs

(Breakfast x 1, Lunch x 1)

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Notes: * Aboriginal Host may frequent tour whilst training
*Tour itinerary may change due to seasonal changes, operational logistics and accessibility.
Seasons:
Summer: (Oct - Mar) hot days, warm nights
Winter: (Apr - Sept) warm days, cold nights
Mar-May Jun-Aug Sept-Nov Dec-Feb
Min: 12.8 Min: 5.1 Min:14.2 Min: 20.6
Max: 27.8 Max: 20.5 Max: 30.3 Max: 37.0
Winter - Warm clothing is essential
National Parks:
Some activities within Australia's National parks are dependant on the weather and observance of cultural traditions, therefore itineraries are subject to change.
Medical: Tours are to remote areas and there is quite a lot of hiking involved over uneven ground. Passengers should be of reasonable health and fitness and be carrying all required medication.
Booking Terms
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Full payment is required for this tour at the time of booking.
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