2014/15. Northern Territory HOTEL REVIEWS PROVIDED BY

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1 2014/15 Northern Territory HOTEL REVIEWS PROVIDED BY

2 Waterlilly, Kadadu National Park See the xx Northern Territory the Air New Zealand Holidays way! XXXXXXX Experience all the Northern Territory has to offer from iconic Uluru (Ayers Rock) in the vast Red Centre, to Darwin and World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park in the tropical Top End. Darwin has a sparkling blue harbour steeped in World War II history. Nature lovers will delight in spotting crocs and native birds as well as discovering the ancient local Aboriginal culture for which the Top End is famous. A thriving, spirited outback centre, Alice Springs is well known for the personality of its locals and contemporary traditional art. It s surrounded by natural wonders, including the stunning Larapinta Trail and the MacDonnell Ranges. The Red Centre is considered the spiritual heart of Australia, with Uluru the jewel in the crown. Equally as spell binding are Kings Canyon and the ancient red rocks of Kata Tjuta. Marvel at star-filled skies, experience real outback stations and soak up the rugged outback experiences. Whether you re planning a short break, a romantic getaway or the ultimate family adventure, Air New Zealand Holidays can tailor-make your dream holiday. Use this brochure for inspiration, then let us help you create your adventure. Above Photo: Uluru (Ayers Rock) Main Cover Photo: Jim Jim Falls, Kakadu National Park

3 Contents Planning Your Holiday 4 Discover the Northern Territory 6 Essential Experiences 8 Travel Tips 9 Holiday Packages 10 Self Drive Holidays 11 Central Australia 13 Alice Springs 14 Uluru (Ayers Rock) 23 Kings Canyon 32 Top End 35 Darwin 36 Beyond Darwin 48 Kakadu and Arnhem Land 51 Exploring the Northern Territory 55 Top End Cruising 55 Car Hire 56 Campervan Hire 57 Accommodation Index 58 Important Booking Conditions 59 First Edition Valid 1 April March

4 HOTEL REVIEWS PROVIDED BY HOTEL REVIEWS PROVIDED BY HOTEL REVIEWS PROVIDED BY HOTEL REVIEWS PROVIDED BY HOTEL REVIEWS PROVIDED BY HOTEL REVIEWS PROVIDED BY HOTEL REVIEWS PROVIDED BY HOTEL REVIEWS PROVIDED BY HOTEL REVIEWS PROVIDED BY HOTEL REVIEWS PROVIDED BY HOTEL REVIEWS PROVIDED BY HOTEL REVIEWS PROVIDED BY HOTEL REVIEWS PROVIDED BY HOTEL REVIEWS PROVIDED BY Planning your Holiday The information on the following pages is designed to help you plan your dream getaway. Discover the Northern Territory and check out local events on page 6. We ve detailed our Essential Experiences on page 8 and share Our Local Secrets on page 9 as well as other Travel Tips for planning your perfect holiday. The Air New Zealand Holidays Difference Fantastic prices, a diverse range of holiday destinations, the widest choice of products and unmatched service, combined with over 30 years experience that s the Air New Zealand Holidays difference! We re committed to offering an extensive range of holiday options and our team of product experts regularly travel throughout the globe to bring you the very best holiday experiences. They are passionate about travel and personally select each product, providing you with the greatest choice at the most competitive price. Our team of friendly travel experts are here to help, offering advice and information. They can tailor-make your dream holiday from hundreds of fantastic hotels, apartments and resorts as well as flights, cruises, car and campervan hire, extended touring, self drive holidays and a huge range of sightseeing tours and attractions. Offering You Value for Money Throughout this brochure you ll find amazing offers including free nights, room upgrades and food and beverage credits to name a few. Just look for the Bonus Offer box. We have also put together some fabulous Holiday Packages starting on page 10, which offer exceptional value for money. These packages include a choice of accommodation options to suit all budgets together with must do tours and attractions, exclusive to Air New Zealand Holidays. Our product team is always sourcing special deals throughout the year, so make sure you ask your travel agent for the latest Air New Zealand Holidays specials when making your booking. 24 Hour Service We know your holiday experience doesn t end until you are safely home. That s why our Customer Care Team is only a phone call away 24 hours a day, seven days a week, should you require any assistance during your holiday. All the necessary information will be provided with your travel documentation and you can contact the team at any time during your holiday. We re with you on the journey. TripAdvisor This brochure is a great source of advice and has all the information you ll need to create your dream holiday. We are now partnering with TripAdvisor to offer you (where available) hotel reviews. TripAdvisor rates real travellers experiences, giving you an unbiased and impartial point of view on the product we feature to assist you with your holiday planning. TripAdvisor ratings and reviews are available to view on our website at Let Air New Zealand Holidays inspire you to discover more of these fantastic destinations! Ask your travel agent for one of our many brochures. 2014/ / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /15 Great Australian Rail Holidays New Zealand New Zealand Winter Ski and Board Cook Islands Pacific Islands FRENCH POLYNESIA, SAMOA, AMERICAN SAMOA, NORFOLK ISLAND, VANUATU, TONGA, NIUE AND NEW CALEDONIA USA and Canada Hawai i Bali China INCLUDING HONG KONG Tropical North Queensland INCLUDING OUTBACK QUEENSLAND Queensland Islands and Whitsundays Sunshine Coast and Brisbane INCLUDING FRASER COAST AND CORAL COAST Gold Coast Sydney and New South Wales INCLUDING CANBERRA AND LORD HOWE ISLAND Melbourne and Victoria Tasmania Adelaide and South Australia Perth and The West Coast INCLUDING PERTH, MARGARET RIVER, NINGALOO REEF AND GOLDEN OUTBACK Kimberley Cruising and Broome 2014/15 4

5 Kata Tjuta Pricing Guide Prices featured in accommodation listings are per room for the period specified unless otherwise stated. The from price in the property heading has been calculated using the cheapest nightly rate available, ie. in the lead-in room type, in off-peak season using the longest stay (eg. 7 nights). If a free night offer is available, even if for part of a season, this has been included when calculating the from price. A minimum stay is generally required. Where prices for more than a one night stay are featured, the prices refer to stays of consecutive nights. School Holidays Queensland New South Wales Victoria ACT Tasmania South Australia Western Australia Northern Territory New Zealand 5 21 Apr, 28 Jun 13 Jul, 20 Sep 6 Oct, 13 Dec Jan Apr, 28 Jun 13 Jul, 20 Sep 6 Oct, 20 Dec Jan Apr, 28 Jun 13 Jul, 20 Sep 5 Oct, 20 Dec Jan Apr, 5 20 Jul, 27 Sep 12 Oct, 18 Dec Jan Apr 4 May, 5 20 Jul, 27 Sep 12 Oct, 19 Dec 14 3 Feb Apr, 5 20 Jul, 27 Sep 12 Oct, 13 Dec Jan Apr, 5 20 Jul, 27 Sep 12 Oct, 19 Dec 14 1 Feb Apr, 23 Jun 18 Jul, 29 Sep 3 Oct, 13 Dec Jan Apr 4 May, 5 20 Jul, 27 Sep 12 Oct, 20 Dec Jan 15 Accommodation Ratings STAR and Diamond ratings are used throughout the brochure to describe the standard of accommodation. STAR RATINGS Properties featuring the STAR symbols are independently assessed by AAA Tourism, the national tourism body of the Australian Auto Clubs. The STARS and the STAR Rating Scheme are a Registered Trademark of AAA Tourism Pty Ltd. We have no input into the assessment process. DIAMOND RATINGS Properties featuring Diamond symbols do not participate in a recognised rating scheme. The rating is supplied by the individual property based on their own assessment. We recommend they be used as a guide only. Budget standard of accommodation Comfortable standard of accommodation High standard of accommodation and facilities Superior standard of accommodation and facilities Denotes additional half rating Apartment Style Accommodation In general, self catering apartments feature cooking facilities with a minimum of microwave, hot plates, saucepans, crockery, cutlery and cooking utensils. Laundry facilities will be located either in the apartment, or in a guest laundry within the property. Most apartments are serviced every 7 days and do not provide hotel facilities such as porterage, room service or mini bars. Most apartments provide an initial supply of items such as tea, coffee, toilet paper and soap. What the Symbols mean Room Images The property has Free Wi-Fi available in the room/apartment. Free Wi-Fi may or may not be available in public areas. Please refer to the Property Features in the individual accommodation listing for further details. Day spa facilities are available. The property has one or more rooms providing wheelchair access with assistance. A bonus is available if you are celebrating a special occasion (eg. honeymoon). Advise your travel agent when booking. The definition of special occasion and type of bonus offered is at each property s discretion. Conditions may apply. Product that has been accredited under the second level of the national Ecotourism Certification scheme. Product that has been awarded the highest level of the national Ecotourism Certification scheme. Camping or cabin style accommodation is featured. Facilities vary some camp grounds will have shower and toilet facilities, while more remote sites have limited facilities e.g. a swim and a bush toilet. Room images featured on property listings are the lead-in room type, unless captioned otherwise. DAY TOURS Buy Now & Book Later! Our SUNFLEX range of tours offers you the flexibility of pre-paying for your must do holiday experiences without having to lock in dates in advance. This means you can pick the day that best suits your needs once your holiday has commenced. Simply include a SUNFLEX tour in your itinerary, pay for your entire holiday prior to departure, then call us up to 24 hours in advance to book. SUNFLEX gives you the flexibility to buy now and book later! Just look for the SUNFLEX symbol on pages 18, 19, 26 to 29, 32, 41 to 43 and 54. 5

6 Discover the Northern Territory Barramundi Gorge, Kakadu National Park Calendar of Events APRIL Alice Springs Cup Carnival MAY Barra Nationals Fishing Tournament, Daly River JUNE Finke Desert Race, Alice Springs V8 Supercars Championship Series, Darwin JULY Alice Springs Show Darwin Cup Carnival Darwin Beer Can Regatta Imparja Camel Cup, Alice Springs Royal Darwin Show AUGUST Garma Festival, Arnhem Land Katherine Country Music Muster Darwin Festival Henley on Todd Regatta, Alice Springs SEPTEMBER Alice Desert Festival TBC Dates for this event were yet to be confirmed at the time of printing. 12th Apr-5th May 3rd-10th 7th-9th 14th-16th 4th-5th 5th 6th 12th 24th-26th TBC 9th 7th-24th 16th 10th-14th Central Australia Rich earth and wild landscapes make for a stunning setting for your journey to the Red Centre. Get ready for an escape to the true Australian outback and all of its natural wonders. The moment you first set eyes on Uluru (Ayers Rock) will be a moment you won t easily forget. Bask in the shadow of the 348 metre high monolith to appreciate one of the great wonders of the world. The place is sacred to the local Anangu people and it s easy to see why. Take a walk with the traditional landowners where locals will share stories of their culture, wildlife, bush foods and Aboriginal stories. Want more? Head further into Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park to Kata Tjuta (The Olgas). The 36 rocky domes date back hundreds of millions of years. They do things big in the Northern Territory. Take Kings Canyon on the western edge of the George Gill Ranges in Watarrka National Park. Look up at 270 metres of sheer red rock face as it towers over an oasis of palms, ferns and waterholes below. From big to bold, be met by a host of vibrant personalities in colourful Alice Springs. The outback town in the heart of the country is your gateway to Central Australia and rich with pioneering history. Sit down with a local to hear stories of Afghan cameleers, flying doctors and intrepid explorers. Join the fun at a variety of quirky festivals throughout the year in celebration of the town s heritage. Alice Springs is a true outback experience made easy with modern conveniences. It may be remote, but Alice Springs is surrounded by beauty. The MacDonnell Ranges are a major drawcard and an easy drive from Alice Springs. By day, unlock the unique character of the West MacDonnell s chasms and gorges. Take a dip in one of the swimming holes or lace up the walking shoes for a trek among the gorges. By night, the ranges take on a red glow in the evening light. Top End It s a nature lover s paradise in the Top End. Kakadu National Park, Litchfield National Park, Katherine Gorge and Arnhem Land they re all in the Top End and jam-packed with stunning waterfalls and lush landscapes. Fill your itinerary with walks, fishing and four wheel drive adventures. The tropical weather means warm days to discover the indigenous culture before settling into a brilliant sunset each night. Base yourself in Darwin for a fun break. The Northern Territory capital is a great starting point for trips to Kakadu, Arnhem Land, Litchfield National Park or the Tiwi Islands. The outback meets the tropics in Katherine. Ready for some adventure? Take your pick of cruises through the network of rivers, escarpments and gorges. Katherine Gorge in Nitmiluk National Park is a must see. Love nature? Set your sights on Kakadu National Park. The World Heritage Listed area offers access to Aboriginal rock art and an abundance of wildlife. See rugged escarpments and plunging gorges. Explore lush wetlands and cascading waterfalls. You ll fall for the charm of tropical Kakadu. Arnhem Land is a place like no other. Time stands still and ancient culture lives on. The Aboriginal-owned 91,000 square kilometre region is one of the last great unspoilt areas in the world. Seek out Aboriginal art to appreciate the area s cultural significance. Dramatic escarpments, rugged coastlines and rainforests are a photographer s delight. Spend the day fishing in some of the most isolated grounds or take off in a four wheel drive to test your skills in the rugged terrain. For a holiday with a difference, Arnhem Land is a must see. Plan your trip around the seasons to see the best of the Top End. See the region at its most rugged and make the most of the outdoor activities during the dry season from May to September. The waterfalls and landscape explode into life during the green (wet) season, from October to April. Most tours run all year but some areas are inaccessible between December and May. 6

7 a l DARWIN KATHERINE WYNDHAM TIMOR SEA DARWIN Page 36 BEYOND DARWIN Page 48 Joseph Bonaparte Gulf Lake Argyle Purnululu (Bungle Bungle) National Park Keep River National Park KUNUNURRA ULURU ALICE SPRINGS BRISBANE COBOURG PENINSULA ARAFURA SEA ADELAIDE TIWI ISLANDS CROKER ISLAND PERTH SYDNEY Gurig Gunak Barlu MELBOURNE National Park MELVILLE ISLAND WESSEL ISLANDS BATHURST ISLAND HOBART Van Dieman Gulf Beagle Gulf MANINGRIDA GUNBALANYA DARWIN Mary River GOVE PENINSULA NHULUNBUY National Park JABIRU BATCHELOR COOINDA Litchfield National Park TIMBER CREEK ADELAIDE RIVER DALY RIVER PINE CREEK VICTORIA RIVER CROSSING Gregory National Park TOP SPRINGS B u n t i n e H w y KALKARINDJI Nitmiluk National Park Edith Falls KATHERINE V i c t o r i a H w y Kakadu National Park Nitmiluk Katherine Gorge S T U A R T H W Y Cutta Cutta Caves MATARANKA B u c h a n DALY WATERS a n H w y NEWCASTLE WATERS BARUNGA MANYALLALUH R o p e r H wy LARRIMAH DUNMARRA Central Arnhem Rd ROPER BAR C a r p e n t a r ELLIOTT ARNHEM LAND ALYANGULA i a H w y NGUKURR N Cape Crawford Roadhouse GROOTE EYLANDT KAKADU AND ARNHEM LAND Page 51 Gulf of Carpentaria HALLS CREEK LAJAMANU RENNER SPRINGS H w y WESTERN AUSTRALIA KINGS CANYON Page 32 L a j a m a n u R d TANAMI RABBIT FLAT T a n a m i R d TANAMI DESERT TI TREE AILERON TENNANT CREEK WAUCHOPE BARROW CREEK S T U A R T H W Y B a r k l y H w Devils Marbles Davenport Range National Park S a n d o v e r H w y y THREE WAYS n d a T b Barkly Homestead Roadhouse s e l ALICE SPRINGS Page 14 LAKE NASH TOBERMOREY CAMOOWEAL MT ISA QUEENSLAND NO. ULURU Page 23 Lake Macdonald INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS REGIONAL AIRPORTS NATIONAL PARKS ABORIGINAL LAND RAIL MAIN ROADS DIRT ROADS ACCOMMODATION REFERENCE ATTRACTIONS West Macdonnell National Park GLEN MACDONNELL RANGES 1 HELEN Standley Chasm HERMANNSBURG KINGS CANYON 2 Finke Gorge Watarrka Lake Neale National Park National Park Lake Amadeus YULARA Kata Tjuta Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park ULURU SOUTH AUSTRALIA Mt Conner KULGERA TO MARLA 100KM S T U A R T H W Y Rainbow Valley ERLDUNDA GEM TREE ALICE SPRINGS FINKE O l d G h a n R d P l e n t y H w y DISTANCES BY ROAD (KM) DARWIN 255 JABIRU KATHERINE MATARANKA TENNANT CREEK ALICE SPRINGS KINGS CANYON ULURU (AYERS ROCK) BROOME ADELAIDE Distances should be used as a guide only. SIMPSON DESERT 7

8 Essential Experiences Kings Canyon Uluru, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park Ballooning the Outback, Alice Springs Katherine Gorge 1. Arnhem Land Discover the untamed beauty of Arnhem Land. Travel to the Mikinj valley and enjoy seeing impressive sandstone outcrops, forests and floodplains. Walk around Kakadu National Park and catch a glimpse of rugged escarpments and plunging gorges. Explore lush wetlands and cascading waterfalls and fall for the charm of Arnhem Land. (see page 51 for details) 2. Royal Flying Doctor Base Step back in time and visit the Royal Flying Doctor base located in Alice Springs. Visit the original working base and take a tour around the Museum, which has been preserved as the original Radio Station House. For aviation enthusiasts enjoy your view inside a real life replica aeroplane. 3. Uluru and Kata Tjuta Discover the mysteries of Uluru, also referred to as Ayers Rock. Journey to the Uluru sunset viewing area to marvel at the sunset and changing colours of Uluru, a definite must see! Be mesmerized by the large rock formations of Kata Tjuta, also referred to as Mount Olga, which display markings of various inscriptions created by Aboriginal ancestors. (see pages 26 to 31 for details) 4. Kings Canyon Be captivated by the magical sandstone domes of Kings Canyon, witness a sunset view from the gorge or experience a three hour guided climb to the rim and marvel at the breathtaking views of Watarrka National Park. (see pages 29 to 34 for details) 5. Litchfield National Park Spend a day at Litchfield National Park and unwind in the tranquil settings of nature. Enjoy monsoon rainforests, calming waterfalls and notable historic ruins. Take a dip in the waterholes Wangi Falls, Tolmer Falls or Florence Falls. (see page 42 details) 6. Crocosaurus Cove Get up close and personal with the giant Saltwater crocodiles at Crocosaurus! Say hello to the Western Bearded Dragons and Olive Pythons. Hand feed crocodiles during feeding time or for thrill-seekers, experience the Cage of Death ; the only cage in the world that brings you face to face with some of the largest Saltwater crocodiles in captivity. (see page 41 for details) 7. Nitmiluk Cruise Enjoy a cruise and paddle your way through Nitmiluk, also referred to as Katherine Gorge. With 13 gorges in total, this National Park is one of the most impressive sights to see in the Top End. (see pages 42, 46 and 50 for details) 8. Camel Ride What better vantage point than from the top of a camel for the perfect photo opportunity! Get ready for the ride of a lifetime as you journey through Mulga trees and experience magnificent panoramic views across the MacDonnell Ranges (see page 18 for details) 9. Go Fishing Throw a line into the waters of Darwin s tropical coral reefs for a spot of offshore fishing. Catch a Snapper for lunch or a delicious Spanish mackerel. (see page 43 for details) 10. Hot Air Balloon Ride Soar up to the sky in a hot air balloon ride over the rugged MacDonnell Ranges and breathe in the beauty of the surrounds. (see page 18 for details) Uluru Crocosaurus Cove 8

9 Travel Tips Camel Tour, Alice Springs How to Get There BY AIR: Sydney Airport is the gateway to the Northern Territory and Air New Zealand operates flights from Auckland and Christchurch twice a week. Virgin Australia, Qantas and Jetstar operate connecting flights to Darwin and Virgin Australia, Qantas and QantasLink fly to Uluru (Ayers Rock. Qantas, QantasLink operate flights to Alice Springs, SkyWest regional airline provides flights from Darwin to Perth, Broome and Kununrra. FLIGHT DURATION FROM / TO BRISBANE SYDNEY Auckland 3 hrs 40 mins 3 hrs 30 mins Christchurch 3 hrs 50 mins 3 hrs 30 mins Darwin 4 hrs 15 mins 4 hrs 30 mins Alice Springs 3 hrs 15 mins 3 hrs 10 mins Uluru (Ayers Rock) 4 hrs 50 mins 3 hrs 40 mins The above table shows flight durations for direct flights only. Connecting flights from other destinations are also available. Times are a guide only and subject to change. BY RAIL Take the ultimate journey through the heart of Australia on The Ghan. This amazing rail journey begins in Adelaide and traverses the Red Centre, passing through Alice Springs and Katherine before concluding in Darwin in the Top End (also operates in reverse). BY CAR Take the time to explore and discover as you make your way through the Northern Territory by road. Whether it s getting there or getting around we recommend Avis Car hire. See page 56 for details or ask your travel agent about the great specials Avis has to offer. We offer a selection of suggested driving itineraries, providing you with the freedom to see the Northern Territory at your own pace. Refer to the Self Drive Holidays starting on page 11 for more details. Speed limits apply in all urban areas and highways of the Territory. Travellers should drive at a speed that suits the road, vehicle, weather conditions and their driving experience. Avoid driving after dark, as cattle and wildlife often congregate alongside outback highways at night. Be aware that rental car insurance is void for accidents after dark, outside of built-up areas. Aboriginal Culture Almost one quarter of the Northern Territory s population are Aboriginal people and approximately half of the Territory is Aboriginal-owned land. Family business and ceremonies are important for Aboriginal people and these matters take priority, which may alter scheduled tours or restrict access to sites with spiritual significance. Fees and Permits A national park entry fee applies for visitors to Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park and Kakadu National Park. Many tours do not include this fee so it is essential to purchase a national park ticket prior to commencing your touring. Tickets can be purchased from National Park Entry Stations. Driving over Aboriginal owned land and access into Arnhem Land is restricted. Visitors must apply for a permit from the Northern Land Council or alternatively choose a tour where operators have permission from the traditional owners to enter their land. Swimming The Northern Territory has many safe places to swim, including local nature reserves and in some national parks. Salt and freshwater crocodiles are found in most Top End billabongs and rivers, and are occasionally seen on remote beaches. This is generally sign-posted, but if you are unsure, don t swim. Beach swimming is not recommended from October to April due to marine stingers. DISTANCES BY ROAD (KM) DARWIN 255 JABIRU KATHERINE MATARANKA TENNANT CREEK ALICE SPRINGS KINGS CANYON ULURU (AYERS ROCK) BROOME ADELAIDE Distances should be used as a guide only. OUR LOCAL SECRETS For a fine dining experience I would head to Hanuman Restaurant on Darwin s busy Mitchell Street, a menu of both Indian and Thai cuisine served in exquisite surroundings. For an Outback Experience I would visit The Overlanders Steakhouse nestled among the MacDonnell Ranges in Alice Springs, serving up freshly baked damper, emu and kangaroo. If I had a free day I would travel to Fannie Bay Gaol, a historic gaol located in Darwin s Fannie Bay. Visit the depths of the gallows, where in 1952 the last Northern Territory execution took place. Electricity 240 volts. Power outlets take New Zealand style plugs.beach Safety. Visas and Passports A passport valid for 6 months beyond the intended stay is required. A visa is not required for New Zealand passport holders. Currency Australian Dollar (AUD). Weather Guide TEMPERATURE AVERAGE Central Australia Top End Summer 18ºC to 36ºC 25ºC to 32ºC Autumn 8ºC to 32ºC 22ºC to 32ºC Winter 4ºC to 22ºC 19ºC to 31ºC Spring 10ºC to 33ºC 23ºC to 33ºC 9

10 Holiday Packages HOLIDAY PACKAGES Yellow Water Cruise, Kakadu National Park Planning a holiday to the Northern Territory is easy with our selection of great Holiday Packages. We ve put together a range of packages that feature some of our favourite experiences in the Northern Territory, including our Exclusive Packages' created just for our customers. If you re looking for the best holiday at the best price, our exclusive package deals offer great value for money and are the best way to discover the Northern Territory. 2 Night Uluru (Ayers Rock) Experience From $885 PER PERSON TWIN SHARE Discover the cultural and spiritual significance of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. Take the guided Uluru base tour and then watch the sunset with a glass of wine and canapés and admire the ever changing colours while the sun sinks. Witness an unforgettable sunrise at Uluru and the domes of Kata-Tjuta and journey into Walpa Gorge. Dine on a gourmet barbecue while taking in the mystery of the night desert. 2 nights accommodation at Ayers Rock Resort Return transfers from Ayers Rock Airport Uluru Sunset and Kata Tjuta Tour inclusive of barbecue dinner Uluru Sunrise and Sacred Sights Sounds of Silence dinner ACCOMMODATION: Standard: Voyages Outback Pioneer Hotel Superior: Voyages Desert Gardens Hotel Deluxe: Voyages Sails in the Desert Hotel EXCLUSIVE PACKAGE Voyages Desert Gardens Hotel PRICE PER PERSON FROM ACCOMMODATION TYPE ADULTS 2 NTS Standard Superior Deluxe Prices are based on low season and will vary depending on the date of travel. Conditions apply. 3 Night Darwin Experience From $639 PER PERSON TWIN SHARE Discover the highlights of Australia s Top End. Explore the city of Darwin before embarking on two days of touring the Top End s highlights. Travel to Litchfield National Park; see its spectacular scenery, picturesque waterfalls and lush rainforest. Explore the sand escarpment of Nourlangie Rock and see some of the finest examples of Aboriginal rock art. No trip to Kakadu National Park is complete without a journey on the world renowned Yellow Water Cruise. Experience a place that is forgotten by time, where nature is raw and crocodiles rule. 3 nights accommodation in Darwin Return transfers from Darwin Airport Full day Kakadu National Park tour Full day Waterfalls Litchfield National Park tour ACCOMMODATION: Standard: Travelodge Mirambeena Resort Darwin Superior: Novotel Darwin Atrium EXCLUSIVE PACKAGE PRICE PER PERSON FROM ACCOMMODATION TYPE ADULTS 4 NTS Standard Superior Prices are based on low season and will vary depending on the date of travel. Conditions apply. National park fee of AUD25 per person payable direct. 10 ALL PRICES ARE IN NEW ZEALAND DOLLARS AND ARE PER PERSON UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.

11 Self Drive Holidays SELF DRIVE HOLIDAYS EXCLUSIVE There s no better way to discover the Northern Territory than on a self drive holiday. We ve selected some of the most popular self drive itineraries and combined car hire, accommodation and touring options to create our Self Drive Holiday packages. All packages include a Co-pilot kit containing backpack, road atlas, city maps, driving instructions and location information. For families, kids can have their very own backpack, simply request at the time of booking. 4 Day Red Centre Discovery Alice Springs to Uluru From $679 PER PERSON TWIN SHARE West MacDonnell National Watarrka Park ALICE SPRINGS National KINGS CANYON Park KATA TJUTA Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park ULURU ERLDUNDA Discover the natural wonders of the Red Centre and the remote outback town of Alice Springs, the heart of the Northern Territory. Day 1: Alice Springs Collect your vehicle early and explore this beautiful part of the outback. The Old Telegraph Station, the Aviation Museum and the original Royal Flying Doctor Service are iconic Alice attractions worth visiting (own expense).overnight at Aurora Alice Springs. Day 2: Alice Springs to Kings Canyon (476km) Travel to Kings Canyon today and pass the Henbury Meteorite craters en route, formed around 4,700 years ago. Continue to Kings Canyon Resort and explore Kings Canyon where you can walk the rim of the canyon and gaze 300 metres down to the valley floor. Overnight at Kings Canyon Resort. Day 3: Kings Canyon to Uluru (318km) Make an early start to complete the Rim Walk at Kings Canyon. Then travel to Yulara and see the world s greatest monolith, Uluru and the domes of Kata Tjuta (Olgas). Check into your hotel and in the afternoon learn about the region s history, unique flora and fauna, how the earth created such remarkable landmarks and also how the Aboriginal communities have lived and thrived here for thousands of years. Overnight at Voyages Outback Pioneer Hotel, Ayers Rock Resort. Day 4: Uluru Enjoy the morning at leisure or explore some more of this amazing region. Perhaps experience a beautiful sunrise over Uluru or take a walk into majestic Walpa (Olga) Gorge. Return the car to the airport today by the same time it was picked up on Day 1 to avoid additional charges. 3 nights accommodation 3 days car rental with GPS Co-pilot self drive kit PRICE PER PERSON FROM ACCOMMODATION TYPE ADULTS 3 NTS Standard Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park fee of AUD25 per person payable direct. Prices are based on low season and will vary depending on the date of travel. Car hire is based on Group B. Conditions apply. Superior and Boutique accommodation options are also available. 6 Day Red Centre Way Alice Springs to Alice Springs From $1295 From $1109 PER PERSON TWIN SHARE 4WD KINGS CANYON KATA TJUTA Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park West MacDonnell National Park GLEN HELEN ALICE SPRINGS ULURU Watarrka National Park Through the ancient heart of the Australian outback, travel by 4WD along the Red Centre Way as it navigates through Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Kings Canyon, the West MacDonnell Ranges and Alice Springs. Day 1: Alice Springs Collect your vehicle and spend a full day exploring Alice Springs at leisure. Visit the Royal Flying Doctor Base, School of the Air or the Alice Springs Desert Park (own expense). Overnight at Aurora Alice Springs. Day 2: Alice Springs to Glen Helen (130km) Depart Alice Springs and head west following the MacDonnell Ranges. Along the way visit Simpson s Gap, Standley Chasm, Ellery Creek Gorge, Ormiston Gorge and Glen Helen Gorge. Overnight at Glen Helen Resort. Day 3: Glen Helen to Kings Canyon (260km) Experience some real four wheel driving today on the Mereenie Loop to Kings Canyon. Overnight at Kings Canyon Resort. Day 4: Kings Canyon to Ayers Rock (318km) Depart Kings Canyon, travelling back along the Luritja Road to the Lasseter Highway. Travel to Uluru, (Ayers Rock). The Ayers Rock Resort is at Yulara, situated on the outskirts of the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. Overnight at Voyages Outback Pioneer Hotel, Ayers Rock Resort. Day 5: Ayers Rock Ayers Rock is the world s greatest monolith. The colours of the Rock change with sunrise, sunset and the hours of the day. Today is yours to explore all that this stunning area has to offer. Overnight at Voyages Outback Pioneer Hotel, Ayers Rock Resort. DAY 6: Ayers Rock Drop your car off at the airport today by the same time as it was picked up on Day 1 to avoid any additional charges. 5 nights accommodation 5 days 4WD rental with GPS Co-pilot self drive kit PRICE PER PERSON FROM ACCOMMODATION TYPE ADULTS 5 NTS Standard Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park fee of AUD25 per person payable direct. Prices are based on low season and will vary depending on the date of travel. 4WD hire is based on Group W. Conditions apply. Superior and Boutique accommodation options are also available. PRICES ARE INTENDED AS A GUIDE. PLEASE ASK YOUR TRAVEL AGENT FOR OUR BEST PRICE. 11

12 Self Drive Holidays SELF DRIVE HOLIDAYS 6 Day Top End Discovery Darwin to Darwin From $1075 Kakadu National DARWIN Park LAKE BENNETT Litchfield BATCHELOR National Park PINE CREEK KATHERINE JABIRU COOINDA Nitmiluk National Park Waterfalls, rock art and culture. Discover this enchanted land as you meander through Kakadu National Park, Litchfield National Park and Nitmiluk National Park. Day 1: Darwin to Kakadu National Park (247km) Collect your vehicle and depart Darwin for Jabiru, located in the World Heritage Listed Kakadu National Park. Birdwatchers and nature lovers should stop along the way at Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve and Window on the Wetlands Visitor Centre. A visit to the Bowali Visitor Centre Park Headquarters is a must to learn about this unique environment. Overnight at Aurora Kakadu. Day 2: Kakadu National Park This morning you are booked on a Yellow Water Cruise from Cooinda. The remainder of the day is at leisure. Take the opportunity to visit the Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre, Nourlangie Rock and Ubirr Rock, to see some of the oldest and easily accessible Aboriginal rock art. Overnight at Aurora Kakadu. Day 3: Kakadu National Park to Katherine (299km) Depart early and travel towards Pine Creek and onto Katherine, making a leisure stop at the beautiful Edith Falls (Leliyn). Overnight at ibis Styles Katherine. Day 4: Katherine This morning enjoy a spectacular two hour Katherine Gorge Cruise. The best way to see the gorge is from the water. Perhaps visit Mataranka Thermal Pools this afternoon, or visit Katherine s iconic attractions. Overnight at ibis Styles Katherine. Day 5: Katherine to Litchfield National Park and Lake Bennett (370km) Drive north and enjoy a full day exploring Litchfield National Park, the Top End s most accessible natural attraction offering swimming and spectacular waterfalls year round. Attractions include the Buley Rockhole, Wangi, Tolmer and Florence Falls. Overnight at scenic Lake Bennett Wilderness Resort. Day 6: Litchfield National Park to Darwin (113km) Enjoy more time in Litchfield National Park or relax at Lake Bennett before returning to Darwin. The car is booked until the following morning. Return the car by the same time it was picked up on Day 1 to avoid any additional charges. 5 nights accommodation 6 days car rental with GPS Co-pilot self drive kit Yellow Water Cruise Nit Nit Dreaming Two Gorge Cultural Cruise PER PERSON TWIN SHARE PRICE PER PERSON FROM ACCOMMODATION TYPE ADULTS 5 NTS Standard Kakadu National Park fee of AUD25 per person payable direct. Prices are based on low season and will vary depending on the date of travel. Car hire is based on Group B. Conditions apply. Superior accommodation option also available. 8 Day Territory Discovery Uluru to Darwin From $1605 PER PERSON TWIN SHARE Stretching from the best-known icons in the Red Centre to the lush green of the Top End, discover the highlights, contrasts and spectacular scenery the Territory has to offer. Day 1: Uluru On arrival at Ayers Rock collect your vehicle and check-in to your accommodation. This afternoon take a leisurely drive around The Rock before heading to the sunset strip to see a spectacular Uluru sunset. Overnight at Voyages Outback Pioneer Hotel, Ayers Rock Resort. Day 2: Uluru A full day to explore the region at leisure. Take a walk around the base of Uluru, enjoy a scenic flight or camel ride around the rock (own expense), or explore the spiritual domes of Kata Tjuta. Overnight at Voyages Outback Pioneer Hotel, Ayers Rock Resort. DARWIN Kakadu National Park PINE CREEK KATHERINE Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park ULURU JABIRU Nitmiluk National Park TENNANT CREEK ALICE SPRINGS ERLDUNDA Day 3: Uluru to Alice Springs (476km) Depart for Alice Springs and travel to Erldunda, passing the imposing Mount Conner. Spend the rest of the day exploring The Alice, the heart of the Outback. Overnight at Aurora Alice Springs. Day 4: Alice Springs to Tennant Creek (530km) Journey north towards the old mining town of Tennant Creek. Stop at the Devils Marbles, huge granite rock boulders that glow red in the light of early evening. Overnight at Bluestone Motor Inn. Day 5: Tennant Creek to Katherine (663km) An early start for the drive to Katherine. Stop en route at the famous outback pub at Daly Waters for a cold beer or relax at the thermal springs at Mataranka. Overnight at ibis Styles Katherine. Day 6: Katherine to Kakadu National Park (336km) Spectacular Katherine Gorge is located 30 kilometres from Katherine. A two hour gorge cruise is booked this morning. Visit the Nitmiluk Visitor Centre before travelling towards historic Pine Creek and into the heart of Kakadu National Park. Overnight at Aurora Kakadu. Day 7: Kakadu National Park Cruise Yellow Water Billabong this morning and see an array of colourful birdlife, wetlands and Saltwater crocodiles. Continue to Ubirr and Nourlangie Rock, see some of the finest and most accessible Aboriginal rock art in the world. Overnight at Aurora Kakadu. Day 8: Kakadu National Park to Darwin (242km) Visit the Bowali and Window on the Wetlands Visitor Centres to learn more about Kakadu s landscapes and wildlife before returning to Darwin. The car is booked until the following morning. Return the car by the same time it was picked up on Day 1 to avoid any additional charges. 7 nights accommodation 8 days car rental with GPS Co-pilot self drive kit Yellow Water Cruise Nit Nit Dreaming Two Gorge Cultural Cruise PRICE PER PERSON FROM ACCOMMODATION TYPE ADULTS 7 NTS Standard Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park fee of AUD25 per person and Kakadu National Park fee of AUD25 per person payable direct. Prices are based on low season and will vary depending on the date of travel. Car hire is based on Group B. Conditions apply. Superior accommodation option also available. 12 ALL PRICES ARE IN NEW ZEALAND DOLLARS AND ARE PER PERSON UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.

13 Central Australia CENTRAL AUSTRALIA Alice Springs and Beyond Welcome to Alice Springs, with it's modern and vibrant atmosphere, it's the perfect destination to explore the best the outback has to offer. The outback town is the hub of Central Australia and is rich with culture and Aboriginal heritage. Make this your first stop before heading out to explore the Red Centre. Through red earth and rugged terrain, the lands beyond Alice Springs await. Marvel at the dramatic chasms and gorges of the MacDonnell Ranges. Take a dip in the permanent pool of Simpsons Gap, where you will spot rock wallabies in the rocky ridges. Catch a glimpse of Standley Chasm light up the midday sky with bright colours. For the ultimate cool down, swimming holes offer a refreshing relief at Ellery Creek Big Hole, Ormiston Gorge and Glen Helen Gorge. Venture to the beautiful rugged landscape of Tennant Creek to discover the giant granite boulders of Karlu Karlu, also known as the Devils Marbles. Scattered through the valley, Karlu Karlu is a spectacular sight to see glowing red in the light of the early evening. Uluru (Ayers Rock) The massive sandstone monolith of Uluru is Australia s most recognisable natural icon, rising 348 metres above the desert plain and located about 335 kilometres south west of the nearest town, Alice Springs. Take a walking tour with the Anangu traditional landowners, where locals will share stories of their culture, wildlife, bush foods and Aboriginal Creation stories. Further west, Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) offers more astounding sights. The 36 rock domes date back 500 million years. Tackle the challenging Valley of the Winds Walk. You ll reap the rewards when you see the breathtaking views over the desert plains of the Red Centre. For an easier pace, take a leisurely stroll at Walpa Gorge and walk through Kata Tjuta s enormous domes. As the sun rises and sets over Australia s most famous rock formations, you won t want to be anywhere else. Kings Canyon Travel around 300 kilometres from Uluru or Alice Springs and you ll discover another of Central Australia s highlights. The 270 metre high chasm of Kings Canyon in Watarrka National Park. Trek through walking trails to palm-filled crevices and along the canyon rim to marvel at views across the desert. Spot native plants and wildlife as you go by foot through Kings Canyon. It s a must to add to the itinerary! 13

14 MILNER RD Alice Springs ALICE SPRINGS Head straight to the heart of Australia and discover the magic of quintessential outback town, Alice Springs. Soak up the history of Alice Springs and learn about its history; from the Overland Telegraph Line to the Royal Flying Doctor Service, not to mention the Old Ghan railway that first started in the year Immerse yourself in the culture of the Arrernte traditional owners and view the exquisite and detailed artwork of indigenous artist Albert Namatjira, found in the Namatjira Gallery. The desert climate and scenic landscapes of Alice Springs set the scene for an Australian outback adventure. With an array of options choose from, tee off at the sensational desert golf course, explore the sights on the back of a camel or float up in the sky in a hot air balloon. Drive up Anzac Hill and survey the 360 degree views of spectacular landscape. Tour the ancient surroundings of the MacDonnell Ranges; sculptured over time by the elements. You will find an abundance of walking tracks, dramatic chasms and spectacular gorges each with their own unique scenery and character. With Alice Springs as your gateway to Uluru, Kings Canyon and the MacDonnell Ranges, be spoilt for choice on where to head to next. Our Favourites Visit the Royal Flying Doctor Service and School of the Air Explore the West MacDonnell Ranges waterholes, chasms and gorges Ride a camel or take a hot air balloon View Alice Springs and the MacDonnell Ranges from Anzac Hill Travel to Alice Springs Desert Park Wander through the Alice Springs Cultural Precinct N Central Australian Aviation Museum Alice Springs Cultural Precinct TO ALICE SPRINGS DESERT PARK VAN SENDEN AVE FLYNN DR ADAMSON AVE Flynn Park LARAPINTA DR MEMORIAL AVE MEMORIAL AVE Newland Park Jim Mcconville Park BLOOMFIELD ST GHAN RD Great Australian Railway ELDER ST TELEGRAPH TCE FOGARTY ST KEMPE ST Traeger Park 23 Alice Springs Reptile Centre TRAEGER AVE SPEED ST GAP RD STREHLOW ST 6 Royal Flying Doctor Base GREGORY TCE STUART TCE TODD ST 34 RAILWAY TCE Todd River (Usually Dry) ANZAC Hill BATH ST STOTT TCE 65 BARRETT DR 45 WILLS TCE PARSONS ST HARTLEY ST MALL Anzac Park 1 LEICHHARDT TCE Alice Springs Golf Club Botanical Gardens Olive Pink Flora Reserve TUNCKS RD CROMWELL DR MUELLER ST LINDSAY AVE THE FAIRWAY Ross Park STOTT TCE FIND YOUR ACCOMMODATION ALICE SPRINGS REF. APARTMENTS PAGE 6 Alice on Todd 16 REF. HOTELS PAGE 8 Alice in the Territory 15 1 Aurora Alice Springs 16 2 Chifley Alice Springs Resort 17 4 Desert Palms Resort 15 5 Double Tree by Hilton Alice Springs 16 9 Heavitree Gap Outback Lodge 15 3 ibis Styles Alice Springs Oasis 15 7 Lasseters Hotel Casino 17 BEYOND ALICE SPRINGS Refer to map on page 7 REF. PROPERTY PAGE 1 Glen Helen Resort 17 9 SOUTH TCE TO ALICE SPRINGS AIRPORT 14KM Casino 7 STEPHENS RD 8 14

15 Alice Springs Alice in the Territory Nestled in the foothills of the MacDonnell Ranges providing intrepid outback travellers with all they could wish for in creature comforts. Town Centre 2km Map page 14 Ref Stephens Road, Alice Springs Restaurant Bar Room service (limited) Barbecue area Pool Spa Laundry/dry cleaning service Guest laundry Parking Air-conditioning In-room movies (free) Tea/coffee making facilities Mini bar Ironing facilities Hair dryer (except Sunday) 1 APR 30 JUN, 1 NOV MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Queen 1 to Twin 1 to Family 1 to JUL 31 OCT 14 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Queen 1 to Twin 1 to Family 1 to Children 0 to 11 years free when sharing with an adult and using existing bedding. Max capacity Queen 2, Twin 4, Family 5. AITASP BONUS OFFER From $95 FREE light breakfast daily for stays of 3 nights or more. ALICE SPRINGS Desert Palms Resort A tropical paradise in the desert offering comfortable villa accommodation, set in an oasis of graceful palms and bougainvillea. Town Centre 1km Map page 14 Ref. 4 Heavitree Gap Outback Lodge Lodge Located at the base of the spectacular MacDonnell Ranges, Heavitree Gap Outback Lodge is set among one of Alice Springs most scenic areas. Town Centre 5km Map page 14 Ref Barrett Drive, Alice Springs Free Wi-Fi (public areas) Pool Barbecue area Guest laundry Licensed convenience store Secure parking Air-conditioning Private verandah Limited cooking facilities with microwave Tea/coffee making facilities (except Sunday and public holidays) Palm Circuit, Alice Springs Internet facilities Tavern and bistro Pool Barbecue area Children s playground Laundry/dry cleaning service Shuttle bus to town Fuel outlet Supermarket (7am 9pm) Parking Air-conditioning In-room movies (free) Limited cooking facilities (Kitchenette rooms) Tea/coffee making facilities 1 APR 31 OCT 14 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Studio Villa 1 to Villa Triple 1 to Villa Quad 1 to NOV MAR 15^ ADULTS 1 NT 4 NTS 5 NTS Studio Villa 1 to Villa Triple 1 to Villa Quad 1 to Children 0 to 2 years cot free of charge. 3 to 12 years adult prices apply. Max capacity Studio Villa/Villa Triple 3, Villa Quad 4. DESASP BONUS OFFER 1 APR 30 JUN, 1 DEC MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Kitchenette 1 to Lodge 1 to JUL 30 NOV 14 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Kitchenette 1 to Lodge 1 to Children 0 to 3 years cot free of charge. 4 to 14 years $16 per child per night. Max capacity Kitchenette 4, Lodge 3. BONUS OFFER From $113 EXCLUSIVELY FOR YOU FREE breakfast pack for stays of 3 nights or more. ^ FREE Night Offer: Stay 4 nights, pay for 3. (4 night price includes 1 free night) From $79 EXCLUSIVELY FOR YOU FREE drink voucher per person on arrival. FREE Night Offer: Stay 3 nights, pay for 2. (3 night price includes 1 free night) HEAASP ibis Styles Alice Springs Oasis Superior Located in the heart of Alice Springs, set among the tropical gardens on the banks of the Todd River. Town Centre 700m Map page 14 Ref Gap Road, Alice Springs Pay Wi-Fi (public areas) Restaurant Bar Room service (limited) Pools (2) Spa Sauna Barbecue area Dry cleaning service Parking Pay Wi-Fi Air-conditioning Balcony Hair dryer Tea/coffee making facilities In-room movies (free) 1 APR 4 JUN, 10 JUN 27 AUG, ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS 2 SEP 31 OCT 14 Standard 1 to Superior 1 to NOV MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Standard 1 to Superior 1 to Other prices apply for the 5 9 Jun and 28 Aug 1 Sep 14. Other room types also available. Children 0 to 5 years cot/bed charge payable direct. 6 to 12 years free when sharing with an adult and using existing bedding. Max capacity Standard 3, Superior 2. ALOASP BONUS OFFER From $85 FREE Night Offer: Stay 3 nights, pay for 2. (3 night price includes 1 free night) FREE buffet breakfast daily for up to 2 adults for stays of 2 nights or more. ALL PRICES ARE IN NEW ZEALAND DOLLARS AND ARE, ROOM ONLY UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. *REFER TO PAGE 5 FOR A FURTHER EXPLANATION OF FROM PRICES. 15

16 Alice Springs ALICE SPRINGS Alice on Todd 2 Bedroom Overlooking the banks of the Todd River, within walking distance to major attractions and areas of interest. 5 Strehlow Street, Alice Springs Internet facilities Pool Barbecue area Games room Guest laundry Parking (undercover) Air-conditioning Balcony (Apartments) Limited cooking facilities with microwave (Studios) Kitchen with microwave (Apartments) From $137 1 APR MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Executive Studio 1 to Bedroom 1 to Bedroom 1 to Bedroom Deluxe 1 to Children 0 to 11 years free when sharing with an adult and using existing bedding. Max capacity Executive Studio 2, 1 Bedroom 4, 2 Bedroom/2 Bedroom Deluxe 6. AOTASP Town Centre 1.5km Map page 14 Ref. 6 Room not serviced during stay Aurora Alice Springs One of the best CBD located hotels in Alice Springs, set between the banks of the famous Todd River and the Todd Mall. Town Centre 50m Map page 14 Ref Leichhardt Terrace, Alice Springs Free Wi-Fi (public areas) 24 hour reception Restaurant Room service (limited) Barbecue area Pool Spa (heated) Guest laundry Lift Parking Air-conditioning In-room movies (free) Tea/coffee making facilities Cable TV Interconnecting rooms Ironing facilities Hair dryer Children 0 to 4 years cot/bed charge payable direct. 5 to 13 years free when sharing with an adult and using existing bedding. Max capacity 3. AURASP BONUS OFFER From $169 1 APR 30 JUN, 1 DEC MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Standard 1 to Deluxe 1 to JUL 30 NOV 14 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Standard 1 to Deluxe 1 to FREE buffet breakfast daily for 2 adults for stays of 3 nights or more in a Deluxe room. Double Tree by Hilton Alice Springs 82 Barrett Drive, Alice Springs Set alongside the MacDonnell Ranges, the hotel offers guests the unique opportunity to enjoy a resort style holiday in the spectacular Red Centre and true Australian Outback. Located on Barrett Drive, Double Tree by Hilton Alice Springs is just minutes from the town centre, adjacent to an 18 hole international golf course and within walking distance of the casino. All rooms offer glorious views of the MacDonnell Ranges or the hotel s poolside area. Pay Wi-Fi (public areas) 24 hour reception Restaurants (2) Bar Room service (24 hour) Tennis court Pool (heated outdoor) Spa Sauna Gymnasium Laundry/dry cleaning service Parking Air-conditioning Mini bar Tea/coffee making facilities In-room movies (pay to view) Bathrobes Safe Ironing facilities Town Centre 1km Map page 14 Ref. 5 From $181 1 APR 6 JUN, 10 JUN 10 OCT, ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS 19 OCT MAR 15 Guest Room 1 to Junior Suite Mountain View 1 to JUN, OCT 14 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Guest Room 1 to ,285 Junior Suite Mountain View 1 to Children 0 to 18 years free when sharing with an adult and using existing bedding. Max capacity Guest Room 3 adults/2 adults and 2 children, Junior Suite Mountain View 2. CROASP 16 ALL PRICES ARE IN NEW ZEALAND DOLLARS AND ARE, ROOM ONLY UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. *REFER TO PAGE 5 FOR A FURTHER EXPLANATION OF FROM PRICES.

17 Alice Springs and Beyond Chifley Alice Springs Resort Situated on the banks of the famous Todd River, offering friendly outback service, modern facilities and a relaxed atmosphere. 34 Stott Terrace, Alice Springs Free Wi-Fi (public areas) 24 hour reception Restaurant Room service (limited) Bar Guest laundry Pool (outdoor) Bike hire Gymnasium Laundry/dry cleaning service Parking Air-conditioning Mini bar Cable TV Tea/coffee making facilities Safe Ironing facilities Hair dryer From $164 1 APR 31 OCT 14, 1 31 MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Standard 1 to Superior 1 to Deluxe River Gum 1 to ,095 1 NOV FEB 15 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Standard 1 to Superior 1 to Deluxe River Gum 1 to Children 0 to 11 years free when sharing with an adult and using existing bedding. Max capacity Standard 3, Superior 4, Deluxe River Gum 4. ALIASP ALICE SPRINGS Lasseters Hotel Casino Town Centre 800m Map page 14 Ref Barrett Drive, Alice Springs A superior hotel nestled under the MacDonnell Ranges, boasting modern facilities. All rooms and suites have a private balcony or courtyard with most showcasing great views of the MacDonnell Ranges, pool, golf course or Todd River. Guests can also enjoy free Wi-Fi property-wide, room service, concierge services, a heated resort pool and spa pool, gymnasium and complimentary use of mountain bikes to explore Alice Springs. Lasseters is the centre of entertainment in Alice Springs with four restaurants, two bars, a sports lounge, night club and an international standard casino with tables and electronic games. Free Wi-Fi (public areas) 24 hour reception Restaurants (4) Room service (limited) Bars (2) Café Casino Gaming machines Pool Gymnasium Guest laundry Parking Scheduled courtesy shuttle to town centre Air-conditioning Mini bar Tea/coffee making facilities Cable TV In-room movies (pay to view) Town Centre 1.5km Map page 14 Ref. 7 Includes Children Full breakfast daily. From $154 1 APR MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 4 NTS 5 NTS Standard Room^ 1 to Deluxe Room^ 1 to Premium Room^ 1 to Deluxe Suite 1 to ,472 1,840 Premium Suite 1 to ,932 2,415 0 to 14 years free when sharing with an adult and using existing bedding. Max capacity Standard/Deluxe Room 3, Deluxe Suite/Premium Room 2, Premium Suite 4. LASASP BONUS OFFER ^ FREE Night Offer: Stay 4 nights, pay for 3. (4 night price includes 1 free night) Premium Room Glen Helen Resort From $172 A historical homestead and motel nestled on the banks of the Finke River in the West MacDonnell Ranges National Park. Alice Springs 130km Map page 7 Ref. 1 Namatjira Drive via Alice Springs Pay Wi-Fi (public areas) Art gallery Evening entertainment (5 nights a week) Restaurant Bar Specialty bird watching Pool Barbecue area Guest laundry Fuel outlet Pay Wi-Fi Air-conditioning Refrigerator 1 APR 30 NOV 14 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Standard 1 to Family 1 to DEC MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Standard 1 to Family 1 to Children 0 to 4 years free when sharing with 2 adults and using existing bedding. 5 to 12 years $14 per child per night Max capacity Standard 3, Family 4. GLENTR BONUS OFFER FREE light breakfast on one morning for stays of 2 nights. FREE light breakfast daily for stays of 3 nights or more. PRICES ARE INTENDED AS A GUIDE. PLEASE ASK YOUR TRAVEL AGENT FOR OUR BEST PRICE. 17

18 Tours from Alice Springs ALICE SPRINGS A Town Like Alice Cattle Station Tour Visit the School of the Air which provides an educational service for children. Make a stop at the Alice Springs Reptile Centre and see unique Central Australian reptiles, such as the Thorny Devil and Perentie Lizard up close. Finish the day with panoramic views of Alice Springs and the MacDonnell Ranges from the top of Anzac Hill. Alice Springs Telegraph Station School of the Air Royal Flying Doctor Service Alice Springs Reptile Centre Anzac Hill Admission fees Return transfers from Alice Springs accommodation From Alice Springs at 2pm Daily (Mar Nov), Mon,Thu, Sat (Dec Feb) 6pm Adult $102 Concession $92 Child 2-15 years $51 Come and kick up some red dust in the outback. Let Outback Quad Adventures show you the real Central Australia on a guided quad bike tour. The rides are exciting and adventurous, through spectacular scenery. All bikes are fully automatic and follow an expert local tour guide exploring the oldest working cattle station in the Northern Territory. Wildlife can be seen at close proximity. No previous experience required. 1 hour 30 minutes guided quad bike tour Safety briefing Use of safety helmet Bottled water Return transfers from Alice Springs accommodation Duration: From Alice Springs Daily at 8am, 2pm (Mar Nov) Daily at 7am, 3pm (Dec Jan) 2 hours 30 minutes Adult $155 Child years $155 Children 12 to 17 years old must be accompanied by an adult. OUTBACK QUAD ADVENTURES OQAASP The Drover s Blowout Dinner Camel Ride Outback Ballooning Enjoy a unique dining experience at the world famous Overlanders Steakhouse. Architecturally designed, the restaurant captures the rustic ambience of outback Australia featuring historic saddlery used and donated by local drovers or cattlemen of yesteryear and today. Now a living museum, the Overlanders Steakhouse honours the men and women of Australia who ventured further out into the great outback of Australia. Four course dinner Selected beverages (Dinner and Drinks option) Entertainment Operates: Daily at the Overlanders Steakhouse, 72 Hartley Street, Alice Springs Commences: 7pm Concludes: 10pm DINNER DINNER AND DRINKS Adult $100 $106 Child 0-11 years $92 $100 OVERLANDERS STEAKHOUSE OVLASP Come camel riding with Pyndan Camel Tracks on gentle camels with experienced guides in Australia s Red Centre. Your relaxing journey follows an ancient valley within the majestic MacDonnell Ranges. See native kangaroos and birds. Chat with our cameleers about camel antics. Visit the camel-themed museum and souvenir shop. Join an unforgettable experience in Alice Springs that will be the highlight of your trip. 1 hour camel ride Professional guide Maximum 16 guests Return transfers from Alice Springs accommodation Duration: Daily from Alice Springs 9:30am,12 noon, 2:30pm and sunset (time varies with season) 2 hours Adult $74 Child 3-14 years $37 PYNDAN CAMEL TRACKS PYNASP Your adventure begins 90 minutes before dawn, with the balloon s inflation as the sun lights up the rugged MacDonnell Ranges. While floating gently in the air over the Alice Springs region, appreciate the vast remoteness and scenery of the Australian outback. Enjoy panoramic views of the dramatic West MacDonnell Ranges. Balloon flight Flight certificate Selected sweet and savoury refreshments Chilled sparkling wine and fruit juice Return transfers from Alice Springs accommodation Duration: Daily from Alice Springs, 90 minutes prior to sunrise 4 hours 30 MINUTE 60 MINUTE FLIGHT FLIGHT Adult $284 $386 Child 6-16 years $227 $308 Not suitable for children under 6 years. Insurance fee of AUD25 per person payable direct. OUTBACK BALLOONING OUTASP 18 ALL PRICES ARE IN NEW ZEALAND DOLLARS AND ARE PER PERSON UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.

19 Tours from Alice Springs 4WD Palm Valley Safari 4WD Palm Valley ALICE SPRINGS This 4WD safari travels through the West MacDonnell Ranges to Hermannsburg, an Aboriginal community and historic precinct that is renowned for its Aboriginal art collection and the works of Albert Namatjira. Travel down the bed of the Finke River, one of the oldest water courses in the world, into Palm Valley. See spectacular rock formations, white sands and an oasis of rock pools and palm trees, and visit the spectacular rock formation known as the amphitheatre. 4WD safari View the Finke River bed Picnic lunch Admission fees Return transfers from Alice Springs accommodation Adult $160 Concession $143 Child 2-15 years $80 From Alice Springs Daily at 8am (Jun Oct), Mon, Wed, Thu, Sat, Sun at 7:30am (Nov May) 6pm Travel through the West MacDonnell Ranges to Hermannsburg then journey along the ancient Finke River bed to Palm Valley for morning tea. Wander among the relict palms and cycads before exploring Kalarranga Lookout. Return to Hermannsburg historic precinct for lunch before exploring the Lutheran Mission and Namatjira Art Gallery. Guided walks including Kalarranga Lookout, Cycad Gorge and Palm Valley Historic Precinct admission fees Morning tea Ploughman s lunch with tea or coffee Return transfers from Alice Springs accommodation Daily from Alice Springs at 7:30am 5:30pm Adult $155 Concession $139 Child 4-14 years $84 ALICE WANDERER CENTRE SIGHTSEEING AWCASP West MacDonnell Ranges Outback Gaps and Gorges West MacDonnell Ranges Travel from Alice Springs following the spectacular West MacDonnell Ranges. Pass the John Flynn Memorial then stop at Simpsons Gap. Continue on to magical Angkerle (Standley Chasm). Walk into the chasm along the stony watercourse lined with cycads, ghost gums, acacias and cypress pines. A light lunch will be provided before you return to Alice Springs. Simpson Gap Angkerle (Standley Chasm) Light lunch Return transfers from Alice Springs accommodation From Alice Springs at 7:30am Daily (Mar Nov), Mon, Thu, Sat (Dec Feb) 12 noon Experience the magnificent grandeur of the West MacDonnell Ranges, the deep red cleft of Standley Chasm and the mystique of Ellery Creek Big Hole. Discover the cultural significance of the Ochre Pits and visit Ormiston Gorge and Glen Helen Gorge. Guided walks into Ormiston Gorge, Ochre Pits, Standley Chasm, Glen Helen Gorge, Simpsons Gap and Ellery Creek Big Hole Standley Chasm admission fees Morning tea Ploughman s lunch with beer, wine or soft drink Return transfers from Alice Springs accommodation Daily from Alice Springs at 8am 5:30pm Adult $102 Concession $92 Child 2-15 years $51 Adult $134 Concession $123 Child 4-14 years $80 ALICE WANDERER CENTRE SIGHTSEEING AWCASP PRICES ARE INTENDED AS A GUIDE. PLEASE ASK YOUR TRAVEL AGENT FOR OUR BEST PRICE. 19

20 Tours from Alice Springs ALICE SPRINGS 2 Day Uluru Discovery 2 Day Uluru Kings Canyon 3 Day Alice to Kings Canyon HIGHLIGHTS: Alice Springs Uluru sunrise Mount Conner Kata Tjuta Walpa Gorge Mutitjulu Waterhole HIGHLIGHTS: Atila (Mt Conner) Kata Tjuta (Olgas) Uluru (Ayers Rock) Kings Canyon HIGHLIGHTS: Camel Farm Kata Tjuta (Olgas) Uluru (Ayers Rock) sunset viewing Uluru climb or Mutitjulu Walk Kings Canyon guided walk Day 1: Alice Springs to Uluru (Ayers Rock) Travel through the West MacDonnell and James Ranges. Stop at a camel farm for an optional camel ride (own expense) and later stop to view majestic Atila (Mt Conner) before arriving at Ayers Rock Resort. Travel to Kata Tjuta (the Olgas). Walk between the domes in Walpa Gorge before travelling to the Uluru sunset viewing area. Watch the sunset and the changing colours of Uluru while enjoying a complimentary glass of wine. Day 2: Uluru (Ayers Rock) This morning join the Uluru Sunrise, Climb or Base Tour or for the non-climbers, the Uluru Sunrise and Guided Cultural Walk. Both tours include a visit to Mutitjulu Waterhole and the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre. In the afternoon you will be transferred to Ayers Rock Airport. 1 nights accommodation Guided Kata Tjuta and Walpa Gorge walk Uluru sunset with wine Uluru Sunrise, Climb or Base tour Mutitjulu Waterhole National park fees Daily from Alice Springs at 7am Ayers Rock Resort at 12 noon PRICE PER PERSON: 1 APR 30 JUN, 1 DEC MAR 15 1 JUL 30 NOV 14 ADULT CHILD ADULT CHILD TWIN SHARE 5-15 YEARS TWIN SHARE 5-15 YEARS Budget $584 $467 $600 $479 Standard $621 $497 $660 $528 Superior $660 $527 $713 $570 First Class $724 $580 $767 $613 Day 1: Alice Springs to Uluru (Ayers Rock) Travel south from Alice Springs leaving the West MacDonnell Ranges behind along the South Stuart Highway. Stop for breakfast and continue on to Atila (Mt Conner) lookout for morning tea. Travel on to Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. Do a base tour of Uluru and guided walk to Mutitjulu Waterhole where you can view Aboriginal rock paintings. Visit the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre and enjoy a picnic lunch while learning more about Tjukurpa (law) of the Anangu people. Visit Kata Tjuta, with plenty of time to walk between the massive domes at Walpa Gorge. Travel back to the Uluru sunset viewing area to the changing colours of Uluru while sipping complimentary wine or juice and nibbles. After sunset return to the Outback Pioneer Lodge to experience the renowned self cook outback barbecue and a night of outback entertainment. (BLD) Day 2: Uluru to Alice Springs Drive through the Australian Outback to Kings Canyon, stopping for breakfast along the way. Take a three hour guided walk around the awesome rim walk or for the less adventurous there s the Canyon Creek Walk. Sit in the Amphitheatre, Discover the Garden of Eden and marvel at the shear North and South Walls while you hear about the geological evolution of the area - Watarrka. After returning from the climb take a relaxing break for a picnic lunch and absorb the outback. The afternoon drive back to Alice Springs stops at local road houses and will have you back in town in time for dinner. (BL) 1 nights accommodation Guided Mutitjulu Waterhole walk Kata Tjuta tour Glass of wine at Uluru sunset Guided Kings Canyon rim walk National park fees Return transfers from Alice Springs accommodation Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat from Alice Springs at 6:30am 6:30pm PRICE PER PERSON: ADULT CHILD 4-14 YEARS Quad share Dormitory $558 $445 Twin share Budget Room $675 $531 Twin share Lodge Room $697 $547 Twin share Standard Room $794 $595 Dormitory and Budget option has shared facilities. ALICE WANDERER CENTRE SIGHTSEEING AWCASP Day 1: Alice Springs to Kata Tjuta and Uluru Visit a camel farm where there is time for a short optional camel ride (own expense) before arriving at Ayers Rock Resort. The afternoon is spent touring Kata Tjuta, before travelling to the Uluru sunset viewing area to watch the sunset and the changing colours of Uluru, while enjoying nibbles and a glass of wine. Overnight at Ayers Rock Resort. Day 2: Uluru to Kings Canyon This morning depart for Uluru Sunrise and Sacred Sights tours, or alternatively you may wish to take a guided cultural walk around the base of Uluru. In the early afternoon depart for Kings Canyon Resort for your overnight accommodation. Day 3: Kings Canyon This morning join a guided climb to the rim of the canyon for marvellous views of Watarrka National Park. You may wish to explore the boulder-strewn canyon floor. Stop at Kings Canyon Resort for lunch (own expense) before travelling on to Alice Springs or returning to Ayers Rock Resort. 2 nights accommodation Kata Tjuta and Uluru Sunset tour with wine and nibbles Uluru Sunrise, Climb or Base tour or Uluru Sunrise and Guided Cultural Base walk Guided Kings Canyon rim walk National park fees Return transfers from Alice Springs accommodation Daily from Alice Springs at 7am Alice Springs at 7pm (Apr Sep), 6:30pm (Oct Mar) PRICE PER PERSON: 1 APR 30 JUN, 1 DEC MAR 15 1 JUL 30 NOV 14 ADULT CHILD ADULT CHILD TWIN SHARE 2-15 YEARS TWIN SHARE 2-15 YEARS Budget $975 $779 $997 $797 Standard $1126 $901 $1233 $987 Superior $1175 $939 $1286 $1029 First Class $1260 $1009 $1367 $1094 Budget option at Kings Canyon Resort has shared facilities. Sole use and triple share prices on application. 20 ALL PRICES ARE IN NEW ZEALAND DOLLARS AND ARE PER PERSON UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.

21 Tours from Alice Springs 3 or 4 Day Red Centre Safari 4 Day Track the Red Centre 4 Day Kata Tjuta, Uluru & Canyon ALICE SPRINGS HIGHLIGHTS: Camel Farm Kata Tjuta (Olgas) sunrise viewing Uluru (Ayers Rock) sunset viewing Kings Canyon Camping safari HIGHLIGHTS: Outback Station Dinner Finke River Uluru sunset tour Kata Tjuta sunrise tour Kathleen Springs Kings Canyon Rim or Creek Walk HIGHLIGHTS: Uluru (Ayers Rock) Kata Tjuta (Olgas) Kings Canyon Uluru sunrise and sunset viewing Kata Tjuta sunset viewing and barbecue dinner Day 1: Alice Springs to Yulara Depart Alice Springs and head south, stopping for a short visit at the Outback Camel Farm (own expense) and then to the Yulara permanent campsite for lunch. Join your knowledgeable guide as you explore the 36 domes of Kata Tjuta and geological formation in the Valley of the Winds. At sunset, take a glass of sparkling wine and watch the rock's rich colour change. Return to camp for a traditional Aussie meal and relax around the camp under a starry desert sky. (LD) Day 2: Yulara to Kings Canyon It s an early rise for an exciting morning with breathtaking views of the sunrise over Uluru. Take a walk around the base of Uluru and deepen your understanding of the land. Travel through red sand dune and desert oak country to Kings Canyon's exclusive camp site. Try a traditional camp oven dinner, cooked in the coals of the fire. (BLD) Day 3: Kings Canyon to Alice Springs This morning visit breathtaking Kings Canyon. Take a leisurely hike around the canyon rim viewing sites like the Lost City and the Garden of Eden, as well as the North and South Walls. Return to Kings Creek Station for lunch before travelling through sand dune country to Alice Springs. (BL) Extend to a 4 Day Safari and discover the wonders of Glen Helen and Palm Valley. 2 or 3 nights superior tented accommodation at permanent private campsites Camping equipment Full bed linen and bath towel Complimentary wine with dinner National park fees Meals as indicated (B = breakfast, L = lunch, D = dinner) Return transfers from Alice Springs accommodation From Alice Springs at 5:45am 3 Day: Daily 4 Day: Mon, Tue, Thu, Sun 6pm PRICE PER PERSON: 3 DAY SAFARI 4 DAY SAFARI Adult twin share $746 $960 Child 8-15 $746 $960 Not suitable for children under 8 years. Children under 18 years must be accompanied by an adult. Day 1: Alice Springs to Ayers Rock Resort Your guide will collect you in Alice Springs before departing for Uluru. Travel through the heart of the Red Centre and keep your eyes open for Wedge Tailed eagles, reptiles and kangaroos along the way to afternoon tea at the ancient Finke River. Enjoy a three course dinner at Curtin Springs Station before reaching your overnight accommodation at Ayers Rock Resort. (D) Day 2: Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park Journey to Kata Tjuta for a fully guided sunrise walk through Walpa Gorge that concludes with an outback picnic breakfast including plunger coffee. Enjoy the middle of the day off and a relaxing lunch (own expense) before heading to Uluru for Aboriginal rock art viewing and a glass of sparkling wine at sunset. Stay overnight at Ayers Rock Resort. (BD) Day 3: Ayers Rock Resort to Kings Canyon Travel onto Watarrka National Park at the western end of the George Gill Range to see the richest botanical region in Central Australia, the impressive Kings Canyon. Explore and appreciate the scenic beauty and history of this amazing area. Venture to enjoy a leisurely stroll at the Kings Creek Walk or the adventurous can trek the Kings Canyon Rim Walk. Stay overnight at Kings Canyon Wilderness Lodge. (BLD) Day 4: Kings Canyon to Alice Springs An early morning start has you enjoying a picnic breakfast along the way to Alice Springs while travelling some of the regions iconic unsealed roads. (B) 3 nights accommodation Professional driver guide Air-conditioned modern vehicle National park fees Meals as indicated (B = breakfast, L = lunch, D = dinner) Return transfers from Alice Springs accommodation, airport or station Mon, Thu from Alice Springs at 2:30pm 12 noon PRICE PER PERSON: Adult twin share $3112 Accommodation at Kings Canyon may vary due to seasonal conditions. SEIT OUTBACK AUSTRALIA SEIASP Day 1: Alice Springs to Uluru (Ayers Rock) Travelling south, visit a camel farm where there is time for a short camel ride (own expense). Later stop at a lookout to view Atila (Mt Conner) before arriving at Ayers Rock Resort. Travel from Ayers Rock Resort to the Uluru sunset viewing area. Enjoy nibbles and a complimentary glass of wine as the sun sinks over Uluru. Continue to an exclusive venue to enjoy a barbecue dinner. Stay for the next two nights at Ayers Rock Resort, choice of accommodation. (D) Day 2: Kata Tjuta This morning join the Uluru Sunrise, Climb or Base Tour Walk which includes the Mutitjulu Waterhole and the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre. This afternoon, travel to Kata Tjuta for a guided walk and learn about these giant domes. Marvel at the unique flora and fauna before taking in an outback sunset at Kata Tjuta with a glass of sparkling wine. Day 3: Uluru and Kings Canyon The morning is at leisure. In the early afternoon depart for Kings Canyon Resort for your overnight accommodation. Day 4: Kings Canyon Join a guided climb to the rim of the canyon for marvellous views of Watarrka National Park or for a more leisurely option, explore the boulder-strewn canyon floor. Stop at Kings Canyon Resort for lunch (own expense) before returning to Alice Springs. 3 nights accommodation Barbecue dinner Uluru Sunrise, Climb or Base tour Guided Kings Canyon rim walk Meals as indicated (D = dinner) National park fees Return accommodation transfers Daily from Alice Springs at 7am Alice Springs at 7pm (Apr Sep), 6:30pm (Oct Mar), Alice Springs at 7:30pm (Apr Sep), 6:30pm (Oct Mar) PRICE PER PERSON: 1 APR 30 JUN, 1 DEC MAR 15 1 JUL 30 NOV 14 ADULT CHILD ADULT CHILD TWIN SHARE 2-15 YEARS TWIN SHARE 2-15 YEARS Budget $1126 $901 $1178 $943 Standard $1367 $1094 $1475 $1180 Superior $1448 $1158 $1604 $1282 First Class $1604 $1282 $1742 $1395 Budget option at Kings Canyon Resort has shared facilities. Sole use and triple share prices on application. INTREPID CONNECTIONS CONASP PRICES ARE INTENDED AS A GUIDE. PLEASE ASK YOUR TRAVEL AGENT FOR OUR BEST PRICE. 21

22 Tours from Alice Springs ALICE SPRINGS 5 Day Uluru Kangaroo Dreaming HIGHLIGHTS: Uluru (Ayers Rock) sunrise and sunset viewing Kata Tjuta (Olgas) Kings Canyon Oak Valley West MacDonnell Ranges Hermannsburg Small group touring Day 1: Alice Springs to Uluru Travel to Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. Continue to Ayers Rock Resort and enjoy a base walk or climb, view the sunset on Uluru with a glass of sparkling wine. Stay overnight at Ayers Rock Resort campsite. (LD) Day 2: Uluru, Kata Tjuta and Kings Creek Station Watch the sunrise over Uluru and Kata Tjuta and hike through the magnificent Valley of the Winds. Travel to Curtin Springs Cattle Station. Stay overnight campsite at Kings Creek Station. (BLD) 3 nights permanent safari tented accommodation and 1 night wild camping Camping equipment, swags and pillows Expert driver guides Aboriginal host at Oak Valley Air-conditioned 4WD vehicle National park entry fee Meals as indicated (B = breakfast, L = lunch, D = dinner) Return transfers from Alice Springs accommodation Tue, Thu, Fri, Sun from Alice Springs at 6am, Ayers Rock Resort at 1pm Alice Springs at 5:30pm Day 3: Kings Canyon to Oak Valley Head to Watarrka (Kings Canyon) for a walk through the towering walls, crevices and plateaus. Visit the Amphitheatre, Lost City and the Garden of Eden. (BLD) Day 4: Oak Valley and West MacDonnell Ranges Today depart for the West MacDonnell Ranges. Stop at Ormiston Gorge to hike the Ghost Gum Walk and take a swim in the beautiful surrounding rock pools. (BLD) Day 5: West MacDonnell Ranges to Alice Springs View Gosse Bluff (comet crater) on the way to Hermannsburg, a historic Lutheran mission. Visit the heritage precinct. Drive to Palm Valley for a hike through this picturesque valley. Depart for Alice Springs, arriving early evening. (BL) PRICE PER PERSON: Adult $1143 Child 8-15 years $1115 Oak Valley Aboriginal Community may be substituted with Rainbow Valley (Wurre) due to cultural and accessibility reasons. Not suitable for children under 8 years. Moderate level of fitness required. Sleeping bag available for hire. WAYOUTBACK DESERT SAFARIS WAYASP 9 Day Cloud 9 Explorer North HIGHLIGHTS: Uluru (Ayers Rock) sunrise and sunset viewing Kata Tjuta (Olgas) Kings Canyon Alice Springs Darwin Katherine Gorge and Edith Falls Mary River Wetlands Cruise Kakadu National Park Jim Jim Falls Day 1: Alice Springs to Kata Tjuta and Uluru First stop is a camel farm where you can choose to take a ride (own expense). From here it is off to Uluru (Ayers Rock) for lunch. Explore the 36 domes of Kata Tjuta and Valley of the Winds hike. Watch the sunset over Uluru. Stay overnight in a permanent tent or swag. (LD) Day 2: Uluru to Kings Canyon Rise early and watch the sunrise over Uluru. You will then deepen your understanding of the land and the Mala people as you embark on a cultural interpretive walk with an Aboriginal guide and a visit to the Cultural Centre. Stay overnight at Watarrka National Park. (Kings Canyon). (BLD) Day 3: Kings Canyon to Alice Springs Hike around King s Canyon. Marvel at the size and beauty of the canyon, trek through the Amphitheatre and discover the Lost City, Garden of Eden, and the North and South Walls. Enjoy lunch en route to Alice Springs. (BL) Day 4: Alice Springs Enjoy a free day to relax and explore Alice Springs. Stay overnight in dormitory accommodation. Day 5: Alice Springs to Daly Waters Leaving Alice Springs travel to Karlu Karlu (Devils Marbles). Explore the well-known marble shaped granite boulders. Continuing north, stop at Tennant Creek before heading to Daly Waters. Camp overnight at Daly Waters. Day 6: Daly Waters to Darwin Visit Nitmiluk National Park, home to Katherine Gorge and Edith Falls. Enjoy a guided walk to Baruwei Lookout. Final stop, a swim at the beautiful Edith Falls. Stay overnight accommodation in Darwin. Day 7: Darwin to Mary River Leaving Darwin, journey south to the beautiful Litchfield National Park. Take a refreshing swim and enjoy lunch before travelling into Wulna Country. Be met by the traditional owners of the land, the Limilngan-Wulna people. Camp overnight at Mary River. (LD) Day 8: Mary River to Kakadu Travel to Kakadu National Park. Discover ancient Aboriginal rock art at Ubirr, enjoy fabulous views over the Nardab floodplain and hike the Maguk (Barramundi Gorge). Stay overnight in a permanent camp at Kakadu National Park. (BLD) Day 9: Kakadu to Darwin Visit Jim Jim Falls, the crown of Kakadu. Take in the stunning views of this 200 metre natural wonder before continuing on to Twin Falls. The scenery will continue to amaze you as you journey back to Darwin in the afternoon. (BL) 5 nights camping 3 nights dormitory accommodation Camping equipment and fees Experienced guide National park fees Meals as indicated (B = breakfast, L = lunch, D = dinner) Thu from Alice Springs at 5:40am (May Oct) 6pm approximately in Darwin PRICE PER PERSON: Adult $1652 Itineraries may very due to seasonal conditions. Not suitable for children under 8 years. Tour is also available in reverse. INTREPID CONNECTIONS CONASP 22 ALL PRICES ARE IN NEW ZEALAND DOLLARS AND ARE PER PERSON UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.

23 Uluru (Ayers Rock) ULURU (AYERS ROCK) Our Favourites Witness the changing colours of Uluru (Ayers Rock) and Kata Tjuta at sunrise and sunset Visit Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre and learn about the Anangu people and culture See the spiritual domes of Kata Tjuta (Olgas) and walk through Walpa Gorge Experience the Sounds of Silence Dinner See The Rock on a camel or by air in a helicopter Uluru is as Australian as it gets. Find the most popular attraction in Central Australia 440 kilometres south west of Alice Springs. The famous rock is the most photographed in the world and it s easy to see why. Attracting visitors from all over the world, Uluru is hugely significant to the Anangu traditional owners. Their 22,000 year history is still reflected today. Lace up your adventure boots and explore the Red Centre on foot. Take the 9.4 kilometre base walk around Uluru. Keep an eye out for informative displays and be amazed by the network of waterholes and woodlands rising up from the dry desert landscape. The spectacle of Uluru at sunrise or sunset will leave you amazed. See the ever-changing colours of golds, purples, reds and burnt oranges and feel the magic of the Australian icon. At Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, you ll also find Kata Tjuta (The Olgas). Learn from the Anangu people about the cultural and spiritual significance of Kata Tjuta and Uluru from their Creation stories. Join a guided walk of the 36 giant domes for a magical experience. The Valley of the Winds Walk is an adventure that rewards with spectacular views. The easier Walpa Gorge Walk is great for wildlife spotting among the native landscape. TO AIRPORT 8KM Tennis Courts Mulgara Gallery Campground N FIND YOUR ACCOMMODATION REF. APARTMENTS PAGE 2 Voyages Emu Walk Apartments 25 REF. HOTELS PAGE 5 Longitude 131º 24 3 Voyages Desert Gardens Hotel 25 4 Voyages Outback Pioneer Hotel 25 1 Voyages Sails in the Desert Hotel 25 1 Uluru Meeting Place Resort Shopping Centre Imalung Lookout Petrol Station Naninga Lookout 2 Visitors Centre 4 3 Pioneer Lookout Campground Uluru Lookout TO ULURU 17KM & KATA TJUTA 52KM 5 2km Observatory Ewing Lookout Resort Shuttle 23

24 Uluru (Ayers Rock) ULURU (AYERS ROCK) Longitude 131 From $2275 Yulara Drive, Ayers Rock Resort Nestled on a secluded sand dune at the gateway to Uluru- Kata Tjuta National Park, Longitude 131 offers immersion in the Australian outback in the purest sense. Luxury tented pavilions yield private views of fabled icon Uluru (Ayers Rock). Combining exclusive Red Centre experiences, local cuisine and world-class service, Longitude 131 delivers an unforgettable encounter with this spirited land. Restaurant Bar Guest library Guest Lounge Boutique Pool Dune top viewing platform Air-conditioning Safe Mini bar Hair dryer ipod with entertainment and MP3 input Telephone Private facilities Tea/coffee making facilities Ironing facilities LONGITUDE 131 EXCLUSIVE TOURING At Longitude 131º guests take the road less travelled, sharing exclusive and authentic experiences with only a privileged few. Explore the World Heritage listed wilderness of Uluru- Kata Tjuta and discover some of the ancient creation stories of the Anangu, the land s traditional custodians. Spend time exploring the diverse flora and fauna of the desert and come face to face with this irresistible land with the lodge s personally guided adventures. EXCLUSIVE TOURING OPTIONS: Uluru and Kantju Gorge Sunset Kata Tjuta and Walpa Gorge Table 131º Dining under the Stars Uluru Sunrise Walk and Cultural Centre Mulgara and Yulara Township Tour ADDITIONAL TOURING AT AN EXTRA CHARGE: Kata Tjuta Valley of the Winds Tour Helicopter flights Camel rides Harley Davidson tours Tours are scheduled on a rotational basis. For short stays at Longitude 131, some tours may not be available. Private touring options available at an extra charge. Uluru 15km Map page 23 Ref. 5 1 APR 19 DEC, 4 JAN MAR 15 ADULTS 2 NTS 3 NTS 4 NTS Luxury Tent Luxury Tent Other prices apply for 20 Dec 14 3 Jan 15. Includes Breakfast, lunch and dinner daily. Selected Australian and imported beverages. In-suite bar. Return airport transfers. Signature experiences. Children 0 to 9 years not catered for. Max capacity 2. LONAYQ Voyages Ayers Rock Resort Sounds of Silence Dinner During your stay at Voyages Ayers Rock Resort you will experience the beauty of the living cultural landscape of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. Here you can immerse yourself in the timeless landscape of one of the world s most beautiful natural wonders. This superb oasis provides a variety of accommodation options for every possible taste and budget from the deluxe Voyages Sails in the Desert Hotel and the superior Desert Gardens Hotel, to the self-contained Voyages Emu Walk Apartments, the modern and the authentic Voyages Outback Pioneer Hotel. With over 65 tours, local activities and attractions within the resort and the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, your days will be action-packed. Ride a camel across the desert dunes, enjoy a helicopter or Harley ride, or embark on a base walk of Uluru. RESORT FEATURES: Airport transfers Red Ochre Spa Restaurants (9) Bars (4) Café Newsagent Postal service Supermarket Shopping centre ANZ bank Hairdresser Laundry/dry cleaning service Resort Shuttle (10:30am 6pm and 6:30pm 12:30am daily) COMPLIMENTARY ACTIVITIES INCLUDE: Indigenous art markets Bush yarns Spear and Boomerang throwing Guided garden walks Cultural dance workshops Wakagetti cultural dancers Interactive Didgeridoo playing RESORT DINING The Centre s attractions are a feast for all the senses your tastebuds are no exception. From gourmet dining under a desert sky to grilling a barramundi steak on the cookyour-own barbecue, you ll discover that every taste and budget has been catered for. At Voyages Ayers Rock Resort, guests have 13 dining options to select from, no matter which accommodation you ve chosen. VOYAGES SAILS IN THE DESERT HOTEL: Ilkari interactive dining Walpa relaxed casual dining VOYAGES DESERT GARDENS HOTEL: Arnguli Grill Á la carte flame grill menu White Gums Restaurant relaxed buffet-style breakfast VOYAGES OUTBACK PIONEER HOTEL: The Bough House Restaurant and Bar Pioneer cook-your-own Barbecue and Bar OTHER DINING EXPERIENCES: Bunya Bar and Palya Pool Bar Kulata Academy Café Outback Pioneer Kiosk Gecko s Café Uluru 17km Map page ALL PRICES ARE IN NEW ZEALAND DOLLARS AND ARE, ROOM ONLY UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. *REFER TO PAGE 5 FOR A FURTHER EXPLANATION OF FROM PRICES.

25 Uluru (Ayers Rock) Voyages Emu Walk Apartments Light, spacious and well equipped apartments, ideal for holidaying with family or friends. Yulara Drive, Ayers Rock Resort Pay Wi-Fi (public areas) Laundry/dry cleaning service Parking Courtesy airport transfers Air-conditioning Balcony or patio Kitchen with microwave Ironing facilities In-room movies (pay to view) Tea/coffee making facilities Hair dryer From $391 1 APR 30 JUN, 1 DEC MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS 1 Bedroom 1 to Bedroom 1 to JUL 30 NOV 14 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS 1 Bedroom 1 to Bedroom 1 to Children 0 to 15 years free when sharing with an adult and using existing bedding. Max capacity 1 Bedroom 4, 2 Bedroom 6. EMUAYQ ULURU (AYERS ROCK) Map page 23 Ref. 2 Voyages Outback Pioneer Hotel From $356 Yulara Drive, Ayers Rock Resort Pay Wi-Fi (public areas) 24 hour reception Restaurant Bar Pool Laundry/dry cleaning service Kiosk Parking Courtesy airport transfers 1 APR 30 JUN, 1 DEC MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Standard 1 to JUL 30 NOV 14 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Standard 1 to Budget rooms with shared or private facilities also available. Children 0 to 15 years free when sharing with an adult and using existing bedding. Max capacity 4. OUTAYQ Taste Australia s pioneering past and experience traditional 'Aussie' hospitality in relaxed surrounds. Air-conditioning Mini bar Hair dryer Tea/coffee making facilities In-room movies (pay to view) Map page 23 Ref. 4 Voyages Desert Gardens Hotel From $402 Deluxe Rock View Providing stylish accommodation, from shaded poolside rooms to outstanding deluxe rooms highlighting amazing views. Yulara Drive, Ayers Rock Resort Pay Wi-Fi (public areas) 24 hour reception Restaurant Bar Room service (limited) Pool Laundry/dry cleaning service Parking Courtesy airport transfers Air-conditioning Balcony or patio Tea/coffee making facilities Mini bar Hair dryer In-room movies (pay to view) 1 APR 30 JUN, 1 DEC MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Standard 1 to Deluxe 1 to Deluxe Rock View 1 to JUL 30 NOV 14 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Standard 1 to Deluxe 1 to Deluxe Rock View 1 to Children 0 to 15 years free when sharing with an adult and using existing bedding. Max capacity Standard 4, Deluxe/Deluxe Rock View 3. DESAYQ Map page 23 Ref. 3 Voyages Sails in the Desert Hotel The resort s premier hotel, exquisitely furnished with a focus on Aboriginal heritage and culture. Yulara Drive, Ayers Rock Resort Free Wi-Fi (public areas) 24 hour reception Restaurants (3) Bar Tennis courts (2) Room service (limited) Dry cleaning service Pool (heated) Parking Courtesy airport transfers Pay Wi-Fi Air-conditioning Mini bar In-room movies (pay to view) Tea/coffee making facilities Ironing facilities From $529 1 APR 30 JUN, 1 DEC MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Superior 1 to Terrace 1 to Deluxe 1 to JUL 30 NOV 14 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Superior 1 to Terrace 1 to Deluxe 1 to Children 0 to 15 years free when sharing with an adult and using existing bedding. Max capacity Superior/Terrace 4, Deluxe 3. SAIAYQ Map page 23 Ref. 1 PRICES ARE INTENDED AS A GUIDE. PLEASE ASK YOUR TRAVEL AGENT FOR OUR BEST PRICE. 25

26 Tours from Uluru (Ayers Rock) ULURU (AYERS ROCK) Red Centre Connection Desert Awakenings Uluru Sunrise Tour More than a transfer, this is a journey through the rugged scenery of the outback in luxury comfort. With comprehensive commentary of your surrounds, travel through Aboriginal land, scenes of rocky outcrops and rivers, and views of historic cattle stations. Daily DEPARTS ARRIVES Alice Springs to Uluru 7am 1pm Kings Canyon to Uluru (Apr Sep) 1:30pm 6pm Kings Canyon to Uluru (Oct Mar) 1pm 5:30pm Kings Canyon to Alice Springs (Apr Sep) 12:15pm 7pm Kings Canyon to Alice Springs (Oct Mar) 11:45pm 6:30pm Uluru to Kings Canyon 12:30pm 5pm Uluru to Alice Springs 12:30pm 7pm Travel away from the crowds to a secluded sand dune to watch the spectacular sight of sunrise over Uluru and Kata Tjuta. Enjoy a light breakfast around the fire as your guide explains the retreating star-scape above. Next stop is Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park and the Cultural Centre. Sunrise over Uluru and Kata Tjuta Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre Mutitjulu Waterhole Campfire damper and beverages Small group touring Return transfers from Ayers Rock Resort Duration: Daily from Ayers Rock Resort, 1 hour prior to sunrise (weather permitting) 5 hours Travel to the sunrise viewing area and watch the first sunlight of the day creep across the desert plains. Enjoy a cup of tea or coffee as the morning sun slowly changes the colour of Uluru. In summer, watching sunrise at Uluru is the perfect start to the day. In winter months, a jacket is recommended as the desert air can be cold. Uluru sunrise viewing Return transfers from Ayers Rock Resort Daily from Ayers Rock Resort, 90 minutes prior to sunrise 75 minutes after sunrise Adult $194 Child 5-15 years $149 National park fee of AUD25 per person payable direct. Adult $69 Concession $63 Child 2-15 years $36 National park fee of AUD25 per person payable direct. ADULT CHILD 2-15 YEARS Alice Springs to Uluru $171 $86 Kings Canyon to Uluru $139 $69 Kings Canyon to Alice Springs $171 $86 Uluru to Kings Canyon $139 $69 Uluru to Alice Springs $171 $69 VOYAGES INDIGENOUS TOURISM VOYAUS The Rising Sun and Sacred walk Experience the sacred beauty and culture of Uluru in an intimate group led by a member of the local Anangu people. Behold the majesty of Uluru as the sun rises to reveal the desert s red heart. Afterwards, enjoy a delicious breakfast at the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre before joining your indigenous guide for an interpretive walk at the base of this ancient monolith. You ll hear stories of its cultural significance and with Uluru as your backdrop; immerse yourself in the Anangu culture as you gather around a campfire and learn ancient bush skills. Uluru (Ayers Rock) Sunrise Guided Lungkata Walk Breakfast Daily from Ayers Rock Resort 1 hour prior to sunrise 12 noon Adult $171 Concession $153 Child 2-15 years $86 National park fees of AUD25 per person payable direct. 26 ALL PRICES ARE IN NEW ZEALAND DOLLARS AND ARE PER PERSON UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.

27 Tours from Uluru (Ayers Rock) Uluru Sunrise and Guided Walk Uluru Sunrise, Climb or Base Kata Tjuta and Uluru Sunset ULURU (AYERS ROCK) Rise early to watch the first rays of the sun rise over Uluru. Then accompany your guide on the sacred Kuniya Base Walk from Kuniya Piti. Your guide will indicate the natural features of the landscape, Aboriginal rock paintings and relay traditional stories relating to this special place. The Mutitjulu walk reveals a waterhole which was once an important water source for Anangu (the local Aboriginal people). Walk with your guide along the Mala Walk. Sunrise at Uluru (Ayers Rock) Mutitjulu Walk Mala Walk Kantju Gorge Return transfers from Ayers Rock Resort Daily from Ayers Rock Resort, 90 minutes prior to sunrise 12 noon Rise early this morning and travel to the Uluru Sunrise viewing area, Talinguru Nyakunytjaku. Watch the first rays of dawn set the Red Centre alight. For those with a good level of fitness there is the opportunity to climb Uluru. For the non-climbers, join a tour around the base of Uluru, then travel by coach to the Mutitjulu Walk and continue to the beautiful Mutitjulu Waterhole. Uluru sunrise viewing Uluru Climb tour (Climb option) Guided Uluru Base tour and Mutitjulu Walk (Base tour) Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre (Base tour) Return transfers from Ayers Rock Resort Daily from Ayers Rock Resort, 90 minutes prior to sunrise 3 hours 30 minutes after sunrise Adult $106 Concession $96 Child 2-15 years $54 National park fee of AUD25 per person payable direct. Travel to the mystical 36 domes of Kata Tjuta. On the way, stop at a lookout for panoramic views of the southern side of Kata Tjuta. Continue to the base of Walpa Gorge and spend some time exploring the gorge and the unusual conglomerate rock formations. The walking trail through Walpa Gorge follows the natural creek between two of the tallest domes of Kata Tjuta. Kata Tjuta domes Walpa Gorge Uluru sunset viewing with wine and nibbles Option of a barbecue dinner Professional guide Return transfers from Ayers Rock Resort Daily from Ayers Rock Resort at 2:30pm (Apr Oct), 3:30pm (Nov Mar) 20 minutes after sunset 2 hours after sunset (dinner option) Adult $149 Concession $134 Child 2-15 years $75 National park fee of AUD25 per person payable direct. KATA TJUTA AND KATA TJUTA, ULURU ULURU SUNSET SUNSET WITH DINNER Adult $139 $272 Concession $124 $246 Child 2-15 years $69 $137 National park fee of AUD25 per person payable direct. Kata Tjuta Valley Of The Winds Piti Pass Ochre Pass Travel to Kata Tjuta (the Olgas) where your driver guide will explain the geological history of the area. Your guide will then escort you on a 2 to 3 hour walk to the Valley of the Winds lookout. Marvel at the unique flora and admire the view of the central valley of the domes of Kata Tjuta. Take in a magnificent outback sunset at Kata Tjuta while enjoying a complimentary glass of Australian sparkling wine. Sunset at Kata Tjuta (the Olgas) Valley of the Winds lookout Return transfers from Ayers Rock Resort Daily from Ayers Rock Resort at 2pm (Apr Oct), 3pm (Nov Mar) 40 minutes after sunset AAT Kings Piti Pass offers great value for visitors wanting to experience the many wonderful attractions of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. Tours can be booked in any order over three days. Kata Tjuta and Uluru Sunset Uluru Sunrise and Sacred Sights National park fees Daily from Ayers Rock Resort, Sunrise Tour: 90 minutes prior to sunrise, Sunset Tour: 2:30pm (Apr Oct), 3pm (Nov Mar) Sunrise Tour: 10am, Sunset Tour: 20 minutes after sunset AAT Kings Ochre Pass gives you the freedom of touring in the Red Centre with the security of prebooking and pre-paid arrangements. Tour in any order you like, at your own pace over three days Uluru Sunrise and Guided Walk Kata Tjuta Valley of the Winds (sunset tour) National park fees Daily from Ayers Rock Resort, Sunrise Tour: 90 minutes prior to sunrise, Sunset Tour: 2:00pm (Apr Oct) and 2:30pm (Nov Mar) Sunrise Tour: 12 noon, Sunset Tour: 40 minutes after sunset Adult $149 Concession $134 Child 2-15 years $75 National park fee of AUD25 per person payable direct. Adult $252 Concession $227 Child 2-15 years $127 Adult $299 Concession $269 Child 2-15 years $151 PRICES ARE INTENDED AS A GUIDE. PLEASE ASK YOUR TRAVEL AGENT FOR OUR BEST PRICE. 27

28 Tours from Uluru (Ayers Rock) ULURU (AYERS ROCK) Uluru Sunset Tour Camel to Sunrise or Sunset Tour SEIT All See the famous monolith at sunset. Travel to the Uluru (Ayers Rock) sunset viewing area as the evening sky brings out the many spectacular shades of colour for which Uluru is famous. Enjoy nibbles and a glass of wine as the sun sinks over the western horizon. Choose the Uluru Sunset with Dinner option and travel to an exclusive venue to enjoy a delicious barbecue dinner. Uluru sunset viewing Professional guide Wine and nibbles Optional barbecue dinner Return transfers from Ayers Rock Resort Daily from Ayers Rock Resort, 90 minutes prior to sunset 20 minutes after sunset, 2 hours 30 minutes after sunset (dinner option) Ride high above the desert surrounds on a friendly camel. Enjoy the awe inspiring backdrop of Uluru- Kata Tjuta National Park. Skilled cameleers share their knowledge of the region s history, flora and fauna. The sunrise tour includes billy tea and fresh baked beer bread, and the sunset tour includes light refreshments. 1 hour guided camel ride at sunrise or sunset Skilled cameleer Camel display and shop Freshly brewed coffee, tea, beer bread and quandong jam (Camel to Sunrise) Snacks and beer, wine or soft drink (Camel to Sunset) Return transfers from Ayers Rock Resort Duration: Daily from Ayers Rock Resort Camel to Sunrise: 1 hour prior to sunrise, Camel to Sunset: 1 hours 30 minutes prior to sunset 2 hours 30 minutes SUNRISE/SUNSET Adult $143 Child 5-15 years $143 Not suitable for children under 5 years. Moderate level of fitness required. National park fee of AUD25 per person payable direct. Join a small group tour to see the icons of the Red Centre and be captivated by sunrise with SEIT Kata Tjuta then entranced by sunset with SEIT Uluru or enjoy another early sunrise and join the SEIT Uluru Trek. This package combines the best of both icons with the flexibility of undertaking the tours on the same day or split over two days. Uluru sunrise and sunset viewing Outback picnic breakfast (sunrise) Sparkling wine and light refreshments (sunset) Professional guide Return transfers from Ayers Rock Resort Duration: Daily from Ayers Rock Resort, SEIT Kata Tjuta: 1 hour prior to sunrise, SEIT Uluru Sunset: 4 hours prior to sunset 5 hours Adult $304 Child 5-15 years $246 National park fee of AUD25 per person payable direct. ULURU SUNSET ULURU SUNSET WITH DINNER Adult $59 $194 Concession $54 $174 Child 2-15 years $30 $98 National park fee of AUD25 per person payable direct. ULURU CAMEL TOURS UCTAYQ SEIT OUTBACK AUSTRALIA SEIASP Sounds of Silence Dinner Tali Wiru Dinner Experience SEIT Bush Tucker Tour At a special location setting in the middle of the desert, sip on a glass of sparkling wine or a cool ale with the sound of a lone didgeridoo filling the air. Marvel at the play of colours as the sun slowly sets over Kata Tjuta and Uluru. Gourmet barbecue Selection of canapés Dessert Tea, coffee and port Beer, wine and non-alcoholic beverages Star talk and star gazing Return transfers from Ayers Rock Resort Duration: Daily from Ayers Rock Resort, 1 hour prior to sunset (weather permitting) 4 hours 1 APR 24 DEC, 26 DEC MAR DEC 14 Adult $225 $253 Child years $110 $127 Not suitable for children under 10 years. Tali Wiru, meaning beautiful dune in local Anangu language, encapsulates the magic of fine dining under the Southern Desert sky. Instead of walls, be seated with your dining partner or party of up to six people at this intimate open-air restaurant. Limited to an intimate group of 20 people, enthral at magnificent views of Uluru and the distant domes of Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) and for music there s the stillness of the desert at night. Canapés and champagne at sunset Didgeridoo performance Champagne and premium Australian sparkling wine Table d hôte 4 course dinner with matching premium Australian wine Coffee, tea and dessert wine Indigenous storytelling Return transfers from Ayers Rock Resort Duration: Daily from Ayers Rock Resort, 1 hour prior to sunset 4 hours 15 minutes 1 APR 15 OCT 14 Adult $374 Not suitable for children under 15 years. Discover the importance of traditional bush food to the people of central Australia with your Aboriginal host. You will walk through country and learn how the local people lived in such a hot desert climate, how they hunted for kangaroo, honey ants and witchetty grubs, and survived on a variety of bush plants and animals. Taste a selection of the bush foods, grind native seeds and have the opportunity to talk with your Aboriginal host about desert life. Experienced local guide Aboriginal host Touring in a modern vehicle Bush food tastings Return transfers from Ayers Rock Resort Duration: Daily from Ayers Rock Resort at 9:00am (23 Sep 30 Mar), 10am (1 Apr 22 Sep) 3 hours Adult $278 Child 3-15 years $210 VOYAGES INDIGENOUS TOURISM VOYAUS VOYAGES INDIGENOUS TOURISM VOYAUS SEIT OUTBACK AUSTRALIA SEIASP 28 ALL PRICES ARE IN NEW ZEALAND DOLLARS AND ARE PER PERSON UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.

29 Tours from Uluru (Ayers Rock) Ayers Rock Helicopter Tours Ayers Rock Scenic Helicopter Ayers Rock Scenic Flights ULURU (AYERS ROCK) Enjoy the spectacular sights within the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park from a unique perspective. For those on a budget or if your time is limited, the quickest way to see Uluru is by a 15 minute Rock Only scenic flight. Why not take a longer 30 minute Ayers Rock and Olgas flight to really appreciate the magnitude and beauty of the domes and of this desert landscape. Scenic helicopter flight with expert commentary Safety briefing Return transfers from Ayers Rock Resort Duration: Daily from Ayers Rock Resort every 35 minutes, sunrise to sunset on demand Rock Only: 15 minutes, Ayers Rock and Olgas: 30 minutes Experience the exhilaration of seeing Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park from the air in a helicopter. Fly close to these natural wonders and see their differences in texture and patterns. Enjoy fantastic photo opportunities and an in-flight pilot commentary of the unique landmarks and their surrounds. Flight duration ranges from 15 to 30 minutes. Sunrise and sunset flights are available for flights over 15 minutes. Accommodation transfers In-flight pilot commentary Duration: Daily on request Rock Blasting: 15 minutes, Uluru-Kata Tjuta: 30 minutes Ayers Rock Scenic Flights offer great value scenic flights around Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park providing fantastic photo opportunities of these famous landmarks. During this exhilarating experience you will have a chance to view some of Australia s greatest landmarks and their natural beauty, along with surrounding desert features. Flight duration ranges from 20 to 60 minutes, sunrise and sunset flights available. Passengers are guaranteed window seats on all flights. Accommodation transfers In-flight pilot commentary Duration: Daily on request Uluru: 20 minutes, Uluru-Kata Tjuta: 40 minutes, Uluru-Kata Tjuta and Lake Amadeus: 60 minutes ROCK ONLY AYERS ROCK AND OLGAS Adult $166 $316 Child 4-12 years $166 $316 Ayers Rock, Olgas and Lake Amadeus scenic flight also available. PROFESSIONAL HELICOPTER SERVICES PROAYQ ROCK ULURU, BLASTING KATA TJUTA Adult/Child $179 $341 AYERS ROCK HELICOPTERS AYEAYQ ULURU ULURU, ULURU, KATA TJUTA KATA TJUTA & LAKE AMADEUS Adult/Child $131 $263 $418 AYERS ROCK SCENIC FLIGHTS ARSAYQ Kings Canyon Panorama Mt Conner 4WD Outback Safari Overnight Dingo Dreaming Drive through sand hill country stopping for breakfast at Kings Creek Station (own expense). Continue on to Kings Canyon and make the rocky climb to the rim of the canyon for marvellous views. Follow the rim of the canyon stopping to look down into the canyon gorge at lookout points. Watarrka National Park (Kings Canyon) Guided Kings Canyon rim walk Professional guide Return transfers from Ayers Rock Resort or Alice Springs Daily from Ayers Rock Resort and Alice Springs at 5am (Apr Sep), 4am (Oct Mar) Ayers Rock Resort at 6pm (Apr Sep), 4:30pm (Oct Mar), Alice Springs at 7:30pm (Apr Sep), 6:30pm (Oct Mar) Escape the crowds on a quintessential Aussie 4WD outback experience to Mt Conner, the third icon of the Red Centre, situated on a vast, fully operational, privately-owned cattle station 85 kilometres from Uluru. The perfect natural habitat for red kangaroos and a vast array of birds and reptiles, here you will investigate an ancient inland salt lake and learn about the pastoral history of the region. Be mesmerised by the spectacular changing colours of sunset over Mt Conner. Professional guide Small group touring Sparkling wine and nibbles at sunset 3 course dinner at Curtin Springs Station Return transfers from Ayers Rock Resort Duration: Daily from Ayers Rock Resort between 1:30pm 3pm (seasonal variations) 7 hours 30 minutes Adult $99 Child 3-15 years $90 Welcome to the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. Your guide will collect you and will take you directly to the Cultural Centre. Afterwards, visit the base of Uluru for an interpretive walk. Tonight enjoy dinner cooked on the campfire and relax in the private campsite. (D) Your guide will wake you for a mesmerising experience, the Uluru sunrise. Then it s a short drive to Kata Tjuta (the Olgas), pull on your hiking boots and take the Valley of the Winds walk through creek beds, domes and beautiful wilderness. (B) Overnight camping Uluru Cultural Centre Base Walk/Climb Uluru Sunset Uluru/Kata Tjuta Sunrise Kata Tjuta Meals as indicated (B = breakfast, D = dinner) Daily from Outback Pioneer Hotel: 1pm, Ayers Rock Airport: 12:55pm 12:30pm Adult $349 Child 8-15 years $321 AYERS ROCK RESORT ALICE SPRINGS Adult $231 $288 Concession $208 $259 Child 2-15 years $116 $145 National park fee of AUD25 per person payable direct. SEIT OUTBACK AUSTRALIA SEIASP WAYOUTBACK SAFARIS WAYASP PRICES ARE INTENDED AS A GUIDE. PLEASE ASK YOUR TRAVEL AGENT FOR OUR BEST PRICE. 29

30 Tours from Uluru (Ayers Rock) ULURU (AYERS ROCK) 3 Day Uluru Sunrise and Sunset HIGHLIGHTS: Uluru (Ayers Rock) Sunrise and Sunset Day 1: Ayers Rock Resort On arrival at Ayers Rock Airport you will be transferred to your hotel. This afternoon is at your leisure, you may like to enjoy some optional touring (own expense). Stay at Ayers Rocks Resort for the next two nights, choice of accommodation. Day 2: Uluru (Ayers Rock) Rise early this morning to travel to the Uluru sunrise viewing area, Talinguru Nyakunytjaku. Watch the first rays of the sun set the Red Centre alight while enjoying a warming cup of tea or coffee and biscuits. After watching the sunrise you will join your guide for a tour around the base of Uluru. Travel by coach to the Mutitjulu Walk where you will be escorted to the beautiful Mutitjulu Waterhole. View Aboriginal rock paintings and learn about the area as your guide indicates some native flora and explains the Aboriginal and European history of Uluru. Visit the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre, where you can learn about Aboriginal culture and see Aboriginal arts and crafts. On days when the Uluru Climb is open, those with a good level of fitness will have the opportunity to climb Uluru as an alternative to the Uluru Base Tour. Return to Ayers Rock Resort. Day 3: Ayers Rock Resort The morning is at your leisure. This afternoon you will be transferred from your hotel to Ayers Rock Airport for your onward flight. 2 nights accommodation Morning tea Sunset nibbles and wine National park fees Return transfers from Ayers Rock Airport 2pm Ayers Rock Resort PRICE PER PERSON: 1 APR 30 JUN, 1 DEC MAR 15 1 JUL 30 NOV 14 ADULT CHILD ADULT CHILD TWIN SHARE 2-15 YEARS TWIN SHARE 2-15 YEARS Budget $498 $399 $531 $424 Standard $590 $472 $638 $510 Superior $660 $528 $739 $590 First Class $782 $625 $884 $707 Sole use and triple share prices on application. 4 Day Uluru-Kata Tjuta and Canyon HIGHLIGHTS: Uluru (Ayers Rock) Kata Tjuta (Olgas) Uluru sunrise and sunset viewing Kings Canyon Kata Tjuta sunset viewing and barbecue dinner Day 1: Uluru On arrival at Ayers Rock Airport transfer to your hotel. Travel from Ayers Rock Resort to the Uluru sunset viewing area. Enjoy nibbles and a complimentary glass of wine as the sun sinks over Uluru. Continue to an exclusive venue to enjoy a barbecue dinner. Stay for the next two nights at Ayers Rock Resort, choice of accommodation. (D) Day 2: Kata Tjuta This morning join the Uluru Sunrise, Climb or Base Tour Walk which includes the Mutitjulu Waterhole and the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre. This afternoon, travel to Kata Tjuta for a guided walk and learn about these giant domes. Marvel at the unique flora and fauna before taking in an outback sunset at Kata Tjuta with a glass of sparkling wine. Day 3: Uluru and Kings Canyon The morning is at leisure. In the early afternoon depart for Kings Canyon Resort for your overnight accommodation. Day 4: Kings Canyon Join a guided climb to the rim of the canyon for marvellous views of Watarrka National Park or for a more leisurely option, explore the boulder-strewn canyon floor. Stop at Kings Canyon Resort for lunch (own expense) before returning to Ayers Rock Resort or to Alice Springs. 3 nights accommodation Barbecue dinner Uluru Sunrise, Climb or Base tour Guided Kings Canyon rim walk Meals as indicated (D = dinner) National park fees One way transfers from Ayers Rock Airport One way transfers from Ayers Rock Resort or Alice Springs Daily from Ayers Rock Resort, 75 minutes prior to sunset Ayers Rock Resort at 7pm (Apr Sep), 5:30pm (Oct Mar), Alice Springs at 5pm (Apr Sep), 5:30pm (Oct Mar) PRICE PER PERSON: 1 APR 30 JUN, 1 DEC MAR 15 1 JUL 30 NOV 14 ADULT CHILD ADULT CHILD TWIN SHARE 2-15 YEARS TWIN SHARE 2-15 YEARS Budget $1099 $770 $1153 $808 Standard $1303 $913 $1389 $973 Superior $1367 $957 $1496 $1048 First Class $1496 $1048 $1662 $1164 Budget option at Kings Canyon Resort has shared facilities. Sole use and triple share prices on application. 30 ALL PRICES ARE IN NEW ZEALAND DOLLARS AND ARE PER PERSON UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.

31 Tours from Uluru (Ayers Rock) 5 Day Outback Australia The Colour of Red HIGHLIGHTS: Uluru (Ayers Rock) sunset Sunrise over Kata Tjuta (the Olgas) Mereenie Loop West MacDonell Ranges and Ormiston Gorge Simpson s Gap Standley Chasm Alice Springs town tour Day 1: Ayers Rock This afternoon, meet your driver guide and take a short drive to Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. Learn about Tjukurpa, the history, knowledge, religion, morality and law of the Aboriginal people and their ancestors. Travelling to the domes of Kata Tjuta, enjoy a guided walk through Walpa Gorge. As the sun sets, you ll see spectacular changing colours over Uluru from the prime sunset viewing area. Stay overnight at Desert Gardens Hotel, Ayers Rock Resort. Day 2: Ayers Rock to Kings Canyon Start the day with an impressive sunrise over Kata Tjuta (the Olgas) and Uluru (Ayers Rock) followed by breakfast. Visit the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre for an insight into the history of the local Anangu People. Take a walk around the base of Uluru, see rock art and visit Mutitjulu Waterhole.Travel up the Luritja Road towards Kings Canyon and view Atila (Mt Conner). Travel onto Kings Canyon Resort. This evening, be treated to the unique dining experience, Under a Desert Moon. Enjoy a glass of sparkling wine and canapés followed by a four course dinner. Stay overnight at Kings Canyon Resort. (BD) Day 3: Kings Canyon to Glen Helen Watch the sunrise over Kings Canyon on a 6km rim walk. Stop along the way to view the Lost City, Cotterill s Lookout and Garden of Eden. If you d prefer a more relaxed walk, a Creek Walk is also on offer. Afterwards travel along the Mereenie Loop. Stop at Jump-up Lookout, overlooking the George Gill Range, before a picnic lunch at Gosse Bluff. Tnorala Conservation Reserve reveals a place of great cultural significance to the Western Arrernte Aboriginal people and tonight s stop is Glen Helen, situated on the western end of the spectacular West MacDonnell Ranges. Stay overnight at Glen Helen Resort. (BLD) Day 4: Glen Helen to Alice Springs Ormiston Gorge, in the West MacDonnell Ranges, is the ideal place to experience the geology, landforms and variety of native flora and fauna. Take a hike into areas accessible only by foot and explore the Ochre Pits. Enjoy a picnic lunch and take a swim at Ellery Creek Big Hole. This afternoon, stop at Simpsons Gap before arriving into Alice Springs. Witness how children in remote areas of Australia are taught through the innovative School of the Air and the Royal Flying Doctor Service. Stay overnight at Chifley Alice Springs Resort, Alice Springs. (BLD) Day 5: Alice Springs Join a town tour of Alice Springs, where you ll visit the historic Overland Telegraph Station. (B) 4 nights accommodation Uluru sunset Kata Tjuta sunrise Guided Kings Canyon rim walk Under the Desert Moon dinner Alice Springs town tour Meals as indicated (B = breakfast, L = lunch, D = dinner) Return airport transfers From Ayers Rock at 1:00pm Alice Springs at 1pm PRICE PER PERSON: 1 APR 30 JUN 14 1 JUL 31 OCT 14 Adult twin share $2470 $2585 INSPIRING JOURNEYS INJAUS ULURU (AYERS ROCK) 6 Day Red Centre Discovery HIGHLIGHTS: Uluru (Ayers Rock) sunrise and sunset Uluru barbecue dinner Kata Tjuta (Olgas) Kings Canyon Alice Springs Palm Valley Day 1: Uluru Sunset and Barbecue Dinner On arrival at Ayers Rock Airport transfer to your hotel. Late afternoon, enjoy a glass of wine and nibbles while watching the changing colours of Uluru at sunset. Travel to an exclusive venue for a delicious barbecue dinner. Stay the next two nights at Ayers Rock Resort, choice of accommondation. (D) Day 2: Uluru Sunrise and Kata Tjuta Rise early and join the Uluru Sunrise, Climb or Base Tour or the Uluru Sunrise and Guided Cultural Base Walk which also includes a visit to the Mutitjulu Waterhole and the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre. This afternoon travel to Kata Tjuta for a guided walk and watch the sunset with a glass of wine. Day 3: Kings Canyon Enjoy the morning at leisure before travelling to Kings Canyon Resort for your overnight accommodation. Day 4: Kings Canyon to Alice Springs Join a guided climb to the canyon rim, or for a more leisurely option, choose to explore the boulder-strewn canyon floor. Continue to Alice Springs and stay for the next two nights, choice of accommodation. Day 5: Alice Springs Travel by 4WD through the West MacDonnell Ranges into Palm Valley. Enjoy a picnic lunch then head to Hermannsburg, an Aboriginal community and historic precinct. (L) Day 6: Alice Springs Your tour concludes in Alice Springs. 5 nights accommodation Uluru Sunrise, Climb or Base tour Kata Tjuta and Valley of the Winds Guided Kings Canyon rim walk Palm Valley 4WD safari Meals as indicated (D = dinner, L = lunch) National park fees One way transfer from Ayers Rock Airport One way transfers to Alice Springs accommodation From Ayers Rock Resort, 75 minutes prior to sunset Tue, Wed, Thu, Sat, Sun (Apr Nov), Tue, Thu, Sun (Dec Feb), Tue, Wed, Thu, Sat, Sun (Mar) Alice Springs PRICE PER PERSON: 1 APR 30 JUN, 1 DEC MAR 15 1 JUL 30 NOV 14 ADULT CHILD ADULT CHILD TWIN SHARE 6-15 YEARS TWIN SHARE 6-15 YEARS Budget $1421 $996 $1475 $1033 Standard $1689 $1183 $1796 $1258 Superior $1742 $1220 $1878 $1313 First Class $2011 $1408 $2118 $1483 Budget option at Kings Canyon Resort has shared facilities. Sole use and triple share prices on application. PRICES ARE INTENDED AS A GUIDE. PLEASE ASK YOUR TRAVEL AGENT FOR OUR BEST PRICE. 31

32 Kings Canyon KINGS CANYON Travel 300 kilometres north east of Uluru into Watarrka National Park and you ll find some of the most striking scenery in Central Australia. Kings Canyon is on the western edge of the George Gill Ranges and is an impressive chasm plunging to depths of 270 metres, with soaring rocky cliff faces and lush vegetation. It s rich in native animals and plants sheltering from the desert surrounds, and home to the Luritja people for over 20,000 years. Get back to nature and adventure with a walk through the area. For those who are energetic, there is a Kings Canyon Rim Walk with spectacular views of the surrounding landscape and the canyon s sheer red rock face. See the weathered beehive-shaped rock formations of the Lost City. Venturing down into its depths, see thriving cycads, palms and ferns in the enchantingly named Garden of Eden; a sheltered valley with permanent waterholes. Looking for a more leisurely pace? The Kings Creek Walk to the centre of the canyon is just the ticket. This shorter walk meanders up Kings Creek to a lookout point. It s one of Central Australia s most stunning natural environments. Our Favourites See life on a working cattle station at Kings Creek Station Take a scenic helicopter flight over Kings Canyon Explore spectacular Kings Canyon on a guided walk Enjoy a nightly dining experience under the stars Kings Canyon Climb Kings Canyon Helicopter Tours Under The Desert Moon If you are staying at Kings Canyon Resort, why not experience the rim walk? In the cool of the morning join your driver guide for a three hour guided climb to the rim of Kings Canyon. Marvel at the breathtaking views of Watarrka National Park and into the canyon itself. The rim walk is rocky and steep in places and is recommended for those with a good level of fitness. Guided Kings Canyon rim walk Professional guide Return transfers from Kings Canyon accommodation Duration: Daily 5am 8am (dependant on weather conditions) from Kings Canyon Resort 3 hours 30 minutes Adult $69 Concession $63 Child 2-15 years $36 Moderate level of fitness required. The best way to fully appreciate the grandeur of this spectacular canyon and the surrounding rugged region is on an aerial tour. Enjoy a 15 minute scenic flight on the Kings Canyon Only tour and fly over the canyon, the domes of the Lost City, the Garden of Eden and onto the western end of the George Gill Range. The 30 minute Kings Canyon and George Gill Range scenic flight heads along the cliffs of the range to Petermann Pound. Explore the area and take the opportunity to spot wild camels and brumbies before crossing the range and returning to Kings Canyon Resort. Scenic 15 minute helicopter flight with expert commentary Safety briefing Return transfers from Kings Canyon Resort Duration: Daily from Kings Canyon Resort, 8:30am to sunset on demand Kings Canyon & Carmichaels Crag: 15 minutes, Kings Canyon & George Grill Range: 30 minutes KINGS CANYON & KINGS CANYON & CARMICHAELS CRAG GEORGE GILL RANGE Adult $173 $329 Child 4-12 years $173 $329 PROFESSIONAL HELICOPTER SERVICES PROAYQ Imagine the romance of a table for two in a wilderness setting under a canopy of the southern night sky. The only light comes from the moon and the flickering glow of the fire. The only sounds is soft music intertwined with the whispering of the breeze through the desert oak trees and the crackling flames. Limited to an intimate group of six couples, enjoy a four course dinners beside a crackling fire under a million stars. Sparkling wine at sunset 4 course set menu dinner Duration: Daily from Kings Canyon Resort, 15 minutes prior to sunset (Apr Oct, weather permitting) 4 hours Adult $118 Not Suitable for children under 15 years. KINGS CANYON RESORT KINKBJ 32 ALL PRICES ARE IN NEW ZEALAND DOLLARS AND ARE PER PERSON UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.

33 Kings Canyon Kings Canyon Resort From $240 KINGS CANYON Deluxe Spa Deluxe Spa Luritja Road, Watarrka National Park, Kings Canyon Kings Canyon Resort is ideally located between Ayers Rock (Uluru) and Alice Springs in the Red Centre, just nine kilometres from the magical sandstone formation of Kings Canyon. The resort is an oasis from which to explore the natural wonders of Kings Canyon and the Watarrka National Park itself. Board a scenic helicopter flight for a breathtaking view of the canyon. Enjoy a sunset on the boardwalk-viewing platform. Venture on a sunrise or sunset camel tour with Kings Creek Station to experience a taste of the outback or for a genuine adventure, take a rugged outback quad bike tour. It s an experience you will never forget. As is the 'Under a Desert Moon' dining experience, featuring four delicious courses set against the backdrop of a starspeckled sky, ending a perfect day. Kings Canyon is for adventurous minds, for couples, for families and for travellers searching for something out of the ordinary. It s for people who want to experience the wonder of ancient Australian landscapes on their own terms. Pay Wi-Fi (public areas) Restaurants (2) Bar Mini-supermarket Fuel outlet Pools (2) Tennis court Guest laundry Barbecue area COMPLIMENTARY ACTIVITIES INCLUDE: Boardwalk sunset viewing Tennis Self-guided Kings Canyon walk ACTIVITIES AVAILABLE AT AN EXTRA CHARGE: Under a Desert Moon outdoor dining experience Guided Kings Canyon Rim Walk Quad bike adventures Helicopter/scenic flights Camel rides Mountain bike hire Air-conditioning (Deluxe Spa rooms) Balcony (Deluxe Spa rooms) Refrigerator Tea/coffee making facilities Mini bar (on request) TV Telephone Ironing facilities Private facilities Spa bath (Deluxe Spa rooms) Hair dryer Insect screens All rooms non smoking Kings Canyon 9km Map page 7 Ref. 2 1 APR 30 JUN 14 ADULTS 1 NT 2 NTS 3 NTS Standard 1 to Deluxe Spa^ 1 to JUL 31 OCT 14 ADULTS 1 NT 2 NTS 3 NTS Standard 1 to Deluxe Spa^ 1 to NOV MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 2 NTS 3 NTS Standard 1 to Deluxe Spa^ 1 to Includes ^ Buffet breakfast daily. Children 0 to 12 years free when sharing with an adult and using existing bedding. Cot free of charge. Max capacity 4. KINKBJ ALL PRICES ARE IN NEW ZEALAND DOLLARS AND ARE, ROOM ONLY UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. *REFER TO PAGE 5 FOR A FURTHER EXPLANATION OF FROM PRICES. 33

34 Kings Canyon KINGS CANYON Kings Canyon Wilderness Lodge From $622 Gourmet Australian cuisine is served around the campfire under the stars of the southern sky. Sample such delicacies as camel, kangaroo and barramundi. After dinner, relax around the campfire and enjoy the serenity of this exclusive outback setting. Explore the night sky with the on-site telescope. Restaurant Bar Parking ACTIVITIES AVAILABLE AT AN EXTRA CHARGE: Escorted quad bike rides Camel rides Helicopter flights Exclusive station tour Luritja Road, Kings Creek Station Kings Canyon Wilderness Lodge is exclusively located on Kings Creek Station, a fully operational cattle and camel station of 1,800 square kilometres. Set in an exclusive part of the station, among the Desert Oak trees, Kings Canyon Wilderness Lodge is sure to give guests a memorable Australian Outback experience. The unique and exclusive air-conditioned tented cabins with full private ensuite facilities offer the greatest of comfort in the Outback, with a perfect opportunity to absorb the natural landscapes. Air-conditioning and heating Private ensuite Hair dryer Insect screens Telephone not provided. Kings Canyon 36km Map page 7 Ref. 2 1 APR MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Luxury Tented Cabin Includes Children Max capacity 3. Breakfast and 3 course dinner daily. 7 to 14 years $300 per child per night when sharing with 2 adults. KCWKBJ 34 ALL PRICES ARE IN NEW ZEALAND DOLLARS AND ARE, ROOM ONLY UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. *REFER TO PAGE 5 FOR A FURTHER EXPLANATION OF FROM PRICES.

35 Top End TOP END Katherine Gorge, Nitmiluk National Park Darwin The Territory s tropical capital, Darwin, is buzzing with activity amid a region rich in nature experiences. The multicultural city is an exciting blend of markets, museums, nightlife and natural attractions. Enjoy outdoor harbour side dining, alongside an unforgettable Darwin sunset. Explore the treasures of both Kakadu and Litchfield National Parks. Travel further and visit Tiwi Islands, Arnhem Land and Katherine. Litchfield National Park and Katherine South of Darwin, Litchfield National Park is 1,500 square kilometres of largely untouched landscape. The landscape is so diverse you will be taking in unusual rock formations and breathtaking waterfalls one minute, then checking out magnetic termite mounds the next. The vast Katherine region is full of hidden secrets and will have you spoilt for adventure choices. Katherine (Nitmiluk) Gorge is the area s major attraction, where you can see the Katherine River sliced through towering sandstone cliffs to form the famous gorge. Tour around the vast network of rivers and escarpments, visit a cattle station or explore nearby national parks and reserves. Kakadu National Park and Arnhem Land Kakadu National Park is a natural treasure. Amid the overwhelming 20,000 kilometre area, there s so much to see and do. Take delight in indigenous culture and cruise the waterways through waterlilies, teeming with animals and birdlife. Waterfalls dot the entire region and if you re keen for a dip, head to the plunge pools of Jim Jim and Twin Falls. Back on land, discover the indigenous rock art of Nourlangie Rock and Ubirr, they are some of the best examples of Aboriginal rock art found in the world today. Take a look inside Aboriginal-owned Arnhem Land for an authentic taste of indigenous culture, preserved in the most beautiful of settings. Experience the best fishing in one of the most unspoilt areas in the world. Appreciate the breathtaking landscape that offers everything from towering escarpments to wild coastlines and deserted islands. See the work of the small population in a local indigenous art gallery. 35

36 Darwin DARWIN Darwin Wave Lagoon Darwin is a melting pot of people and cultures with a unique and friendly laidback lifestyle. More than just the gateway to the Top End, it s an enticing blend of international city conveniences, historic attractions and nature experiences. Darwin captures the essence of the tropics. Discover Darwin s museums and art galleries after indulging your appetite in the city s many restaurants. Tackle world-class fishing or cruising on Darwin Harbour, as well as viewing some of the most spectacular sunsets. Enjoy the diversity carried from Darwin s past. Head to a museum, visit an historical reserve or any number of attractions that highlight the progress of the region. From the pioneering days to early settlement, the mining booms, war years and the impact of cyclones, discover how these have shaped this tropical city. In town for the weekend? Head down to Parap and Nightcliff for open air markets. The atmospheric sunset markets between May and October at Mindil Beach on Thursday and Sunday evening are a treat. Chat with the stall holders over locally made arts and crafts, see street performers, bush poetry and stock-whip cracking. Pick up some great tasty food as well. Doctors Gully LARRAKEYAH Aquascene Bicentennial Park 4 PEARY ST 2 5 ESPLANADE Lameroo Beach Port Darwin 2km MITCHELL ST DALY ST Darwin Entertainment Centre Leichhardt Memorial 1km 75 SMITH ST Walking Trail 1 3 BRIGGS ST MOTT CT PEEL ST Transit Centre 10 KNUCKEY ST Anzac Memorial WHITFIELD ST HERBERT ST McLACHLAN ST SHEPHERD ST LINDSAY ST SEARCY ST SHADFORTH LA WEST LA m 6 Darwin 11 Plaza WOODS ST GPO EDMUNDS ST 9 MALL Police Station & Old Court House Government House CAVENAGH ST Old Town Hall TO AIRPORT 13KM McMINN ST HUGHES AVE HARVEY ST MANTON ST LITCHFIELD ST GARDINER ST HARRY CHAN ESPLANADE KNUCKEY ST Wave Lagoon KITCHENER DVE BARNESON ST FOELSCHE ST 12 Chinese Temple BENNETT ST AVE Survivor s Lookout N Darwin Convention Centre Our Favourites Visit Crocosaurus Cove to see crocs up close Enjoy the Mindil Beach Markets held each Thursday and Sunday from April to October Visit Litchfield, Kakadu and Katherine Gorge National Parks Cruise Darwin Harbour at sunset Fish for barramundi in Darwin Harbour FIND YOUR ACCOMMODATION Mindil Beach Markets, Darwin REF. APARTMENTS PAGE 14 Adina Apartment Hotel Darwin Waterfront Argus Apartments Darwin 38 2 Cullen Bay Resorts 37 3 Mediterranean All Suite Hotel 37 REF. HOTELS PAGE 9 Darwin Central Hotel 39 5 Double Tree by Hilton Esplanade Darwin Hilton Darwin Mantra on the Esplanade 39 7 Novotel Darwin Atrium Palms City Resort 37 1 Skycity Darwin 40 6 Travelodge Mirambeena Resort Darwin 38 8 Value Inn Vibe Hotel Darwin 38 Other properties available 4 Double Tree by Hilton Darwin - 36

37 Darwin Value Inn Centrally located, affordable accommodation in the heart of Darwin s tourist precinct, surrounded by restaurants, cafés and nightlife. City Centre 20m Map page 36 Ref Mitchell Street, Darwin Pay Wi-Fi (public areas) Internet facilities Pool (plunge) Parking Lift Facilities available next door at Melaleuca On Mitchell include bar, pools (2), spa, laundry, guest kitchen Air-conditioning Tea/coffee making facilities Ironing facilities (on request) All rooms non smoking Public telephones available. From $ APR, 1 OCT MAR 15^ ADULTS 1 NT 4 NTS 5 NTS Standard 1 to MAY 30 SEP 14 ADULTS 1 NT 4 NTS 5 NTS Standard 1 to Children 0 to 11 years free when sharing with an adult and using existing bedding. Max capacity 3. VALDRW BONUS OFFER ^ FREE Night Offer: Stay 4 nights, pay for 3. (4 night price includes 1 free night) DARWIN Mediterranean All Suite Hotel From $153 Centrally located in Darwin, set around a tropical courtyard in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. City Centre 500m Map page 36 Ref Cavenagh Street, Darwin Pay Wi-Fi (public areas) Restaurant (dinner only) Pool Guest laundry Laundry/dry cleaning service Lift Parking (undercover security) Pay Wi-Fi Air-conditioning Fan Balcony (Deluxe Suites) Kitchen with microwave Spa bath (except Deluxe Suites) Ironing facilities Hair dryer 1 APR 31 MAY, 1 SEP 31 OCT 14 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Deluxe Spa Suite 1 to Deluxe Suite 1 to Deluxe Large Spa Suite 1 to JUN 31 AUG 14 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Deluxe Spa Suite 1 to Deluxe Suite 1 to Deluxe Large Spa Suite 1 to NOV MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Deluxe Spa Suite 1 to Deluxe Suite 1 to Deluxe Large Spa Suite 1 to Other prices apply for Darwin Cup. Children 0 to 11 years free when sharing with an adult and using existing bedding. Max capacity Deluxe Suite/Deluxe Spa Suite 3, Deluxe Large Spa Suite 4. MEDDRW Palms City Resort From $ 172 A tropical resort conveniently located on the picturesque Esplanade in the heart of Darwin CBD. City Centre 300m Map page 36 Ref The Esplanade, Darwin Free Wi-Fi (public areas) 24 hour reception Restaurant (breakfast only) Barbecue area Pool Guest laundry Parking (limited) Air-conditioning Fan Tea/coffee making facilities Cable TV Microwave (except Standard Motel rooms) 1 APR 30 SEP 14 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Standard Motel 1 to Superior Motel 1 to Duplex Villa 1 to Business Villa 1 to OCT MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Standard Motel 1 to Superior Motel 1 to Duplex Villa 1 to Business Villa 1 to Other room types also available. Includes Full buffet breakfast daily. Children 0 to 3 years cot free of charge. 4 to 14 years adult prices apply. Max capacity Standard Motel 3, Superior Motel 4, Duplex Villa/Business Villa 2. PALDRW Cullen Bay Resorts From $211 Cullen Bay Resorts are located in the heart of Cullen Bay overlooking the Marina, Darwin Harbour and Timor Sea. City Centre 2km Map page 36 Ref. 2 1 Bedroom Marina Boulevard, Cullen Bay 24 hour reception (Cullen Bay Tower) Pools (5 2 outdoor, 2 children s, 1 lap) Spas (2) Barbecue areas (2) Lift Parking (undercover) Pay wired internet Air-conditioning Balcony Kitchen with microwave (except Hotel rooms) Tea/coffee making facilities Cable TV Washer/dryer (except Hotel rooms) Ironing facilities Hotel room serviced daily Apartment serviced every 7 days 1 APR 29 MAY 14 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Hotel 1 to Bedroom 1 to Bedroom 1 to JUL, 6 AUG 30 SEP 14 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Hotel 1 to Bedroom 1 to Bedroom 1 to OCT MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Hotel 1 to Bedroom 1 to Bedroom 1 to Other prices apply 30 May 30 Jun, 1 5 Aug 14. Children 0 to 2 years cot/bed charge payable direct. 3 to 14 years adult prices apply. Max capacity Hotel Room/1 Bedroom 3, 2 Bedroom 5. CBRDRW ALL PRICES ARE IN NEW ZEALAND DOLLARS AND ARE, ROOM ONLY UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. *REFER TO PAGE 5 FOR A FURTHER EXPLANATION OF FROM PRICES. 37

38 Darwin DARWIN Travelodge Mirambeena Resort Darwin Guest Room Located in the centre of Darwin, set amid tropical gardens offering a secluded hideaway with a range of accommodation styles and facilities. City Centre 400m Map page 36 Ref Cavenagh Street, Darwin Internet facilities 24 hour reception Restaurant Pool bar Room service (limited) Pools (2) Gymnasium Barbecue area Laundry/dry cleaning service Guest laundry Parking Air-conditioning Tea/coffee making facilities In-room movies (pay to view) Ironing facilities Safe Hair dryer From $ APR, 1 NOV MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Motel Room 1 to Guest Room 1 to Executive 1 to MAY 12 JUN, 16 JUN - 31 OCT 14 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Motel Room 1 to Guest Room 1 to Executive 1 to Other prices apply Jun 14 and for Darwin Cup. Other room types also available. Children 0 to 2 years cot free of charge. 3 to 11 years free when sharing with 2 adults and using existing bedding. Max capacity Motel Room 3, Executive 3, Guest Room 4. MIRDRW EXCLUSIVELY FOR YOU FREE breakfast for stays of 3 nights or more. Vibe Hotel Darwin Situated on the iconic Darwin City Waterfront and perfectly positioned to explore the restaurants, boutique shops and seafront promenades. City Centre 400m Map page 36 Ref Kitchener Drive, Darwin Internet facilities 24 hour reception Restaurant Bar Room service (limited) Pool Spa Gymnasium Laundry/dry cleaning service Lift Parking (extra charge) Pay wired internet Air-conditioning Mini bar Tea/coffee making facilities Cable TV In-room movies (pay to view) Safe Ironing facilities Hair dryer From $ APR, 1 NOV MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Guest Room 1 to Deluxe View 1 to MAY 12 JUN, 16 JUN 31 OCT 14 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Guest Room 1 to Deluxe View 1 to Other prices apply Jun 14 and for Darwin Cup. Children 0 to 2 years cot/bed charge payable direct. 3 to 11 years free when sharing with an adult and using existing bedding. Max capacity 3. VIBDRW Adina Apartment Hotel Darwin Waterfront At Adina Apartment Hotel Darwin Waterfront, you will be amid superior waterfront living with contemporary, stylish accommodation. City Centre 400m Map page 36 Ref Kitchener Drive, Darwin Internet facilities 24 hour reception Restaurant Bar Room service (limited) Pool Gymnasium Dry cleaning service Spa Lift Parking (extra charge) Pay wired internet Air-conditioning Mini bar Cable TV In-room movies (pay to view) Kitchen with microwave (Premier 1 Brms) Limited cooking facilities with microwave (Premier Studios) Laundry (Premier 1 Brms) Safe Ironing facilities Hair dryer All rooms non smoking From $ APR, 1 NOV MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Premier Studio 1 to Premier 1 Bedroom 1 to MAY 12 JUN, 16 JUN 31 OCT 14 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Premier Studio 1 to Premier 1 Bedroom 1 to Other prices apply Jun 14 and for Darwin Cup. Other room types also available. Children 0 to 2 years cot/bed charge payable direct. 3 to 11 years free when sharing with an adult and using existing bedding. Max capacity Premier Studio 2, Premier 1 Bedroom 3. MGDDRW Argus Apartments Darwin Spacious apartments offering supreme comfort, contemporary furniture and facilities, all designed to provide superior accommodation. City Centre 1km Map page 36 Ref Cardona Court, Darwin Internet facilities 24 hour reception Pool Gymnasium Barbecue area Lift Laundry/dry cleaning service Parking (undercover security) Non smoking Pay wired internet Air-conditioning Kitchen with microwave Laundry Balcony Cable TV DVD player ipod docking station Tea/coffee making facilities From $271 1 APR 31 MAY, 1 31 JUL, ADULTS 3 NTS 4 NTS 5 NTS 10 AUG 30 SEP 14 Executive 1 Bedroom 1 to Executive 2 Bedroom 1 to Executive 3 Bedroom 1 to JUN, 1 9 AUG 14 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Executive 1 Bedroom 1 to Executive 2 Bedroom 1 to Executive 3 Bedroom 1 to OCT MAR 15 ADULTS 2 NTS 3 NTS 4 NTS Executive 1 Bedroom 1 to Executive 2 Bedroom 1 to Executive 3 Bedroom 1 to Children 0 to 2 years cot free of charge. 3 to 12 years adult prices apply. Max capacity Executive 1 Bedroom 2, Executive 2 Bedroom 4, Executive 3 Bedroom 6. ARGDRW 38 ALL PRICES ARE IN NEW ZEALAND DOLLARS AND ARE, ROOM ONLY UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. *REFER TO PAGE 5 FOR A FURTHER EXPLANATION OF FROM PRICES.

39 Darwin Darwin Central Hotel A contemporary boutique hotel positioned in the heart of Darwin, surrounded by shopping, entertainment and restaurants. City Centre 50m Map page 36 Ref Knuckey Street, Darwin 24 hour reception Restaurant Cafés (2) Room service (24 hour) Pool (plunge) Guest laundry Laundry/dry cleaning service Parking (valet) Non smoking Pay wired internet Air-conditioning Tea/coffee making facilities Mini bar Microwave (Studios) In-room movies (pay to view) Ironing facilities Pillow menu Hair dryer From $ APR, 1 SEP MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Twin/Queen 1 to King Deluxe 1 to Junior Suite 1 to MAY 15 JUN, 23 JUN 28 JUL, ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS 6 31 AUG 14 Twin/Queen 1 to King Deluxe 1 to Junior Suite 1 to Other prices apply Jun, 29 Jul 5 Aug 14. Includes Full breakfast daily. Children 0 to 12 years 1 child free when sharing with an adult and using existing bedding. Cot free of charge. Max capacity Twin/Queen 4, King Deluxe 2, Junior Suite 3. DCHDRW BONUS OFFER FREE Night Offer: Stay 4 nights, pay for 3 or stay 7 nights, pay for 5, valid 1 Nov Mar 15. DARWIN Double Tree by Hilton Esplanade Darwin 116 The Esplanade, Darwin Double Tree by Hilton Esplanade Darwin is perfectly located overlooking Darwin Harbour and tropical parklands. Enjoy stunning views and the excitement of Darwin s most vibrant location, Mitchell Street, exploring nearby galleries, shopping, dining and nightlife. Pay Wi-Fi (public areas) 24 hour reception Restaurant Bar (poolside) Room service (24 hour) Pool Spa Beauty salon Gymnasium Laundry/dry cleaning service Guest laundry Parking (undercover) Air-conditioning Tea/coffee making facilities Mini bar In-room movies (pay to view) Cable TV Safe Ironing facilities Hair dryer All rooms non smoking City Centre 500m Map page 36 Ref. 5 From $ APR, 1 NOV MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 4 NTS MONDAY TO THURSDAY Guest Room 1 to King 1 Bedroom Junior Suite 1 to King Studio Loft 1 to FRIDAY TO SUNDAY Guest Room 1 to N/A King 1 Bedroom Junior Suite 1 to N/A King Studio Loft 1 to N/A 1 MAY 31 OCT 14 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 4 NTS MONDAY TO THURSDAY Guest Room 1 to King 1 Bedroom Junior Suite 1 to King Studio Loft 1 to FRIDAY TO SUNDAY Guest Room 1 to N/A King 1 Bedroom Junior Suite 1 to N/A King Studio Loft 1 to N/A Other prices apply for V8 Supercars and Darwin Cup. Children 0 to 18 years free when sharing with an adult and using existing bedding. Max capacity Guest Room 3 adults or 2 adults/2 children, King 1 Bedroom Junior Suite/King Studio Loft 3. HOEDRW Mantra on the Esplanade Darwin Located in the heart of Darwin s CBD, overlooking the harbour and Arafura Sea. A perfect base to experience Darwin s attractions. City Centre 100m Map Page 36 Ref The Esplanade, Darwin Internet facilities Massage facilities 24 hour reception Restaurant Bar Room service (24 hour) Pool Spa Dry cleaning service Lift Parking (undercover security) Pay wired internet Air-conditioning Balcony (1 Bedrooms) Kitchen with microwave (1 Bedrooms) Mini bar ipod docking station In-room movies (pay to view) Washer/dryer (1 Bedrooms) Ironing facilities Hair dryer From $ APR, 1 31 OCT 14 ADULTS 1 NT 2 NTS 3 NTS Hotel City 1 to Hotel Harbour 1 to Bedroom City 1 to MAY 30 SEP 14 ADULTS 1 NT 2 NTS 3 NTS Hotel City 1 to Hotel Harbour 1 to Bedroom City 1 to NOV MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 2 NTS 3 NTS Hotel City 1 to Hotel Harbour 1 to Bedroom City 1 to Other prices apply for V8 Supercars and Darwin Cup. Other room types also available. Children 0 to 2 years cot/bed charge payable direct. 3 to 12 years adult prices apply. Max capacity Hotel City/Hotel Harbour 2, 1 Bedroom City 3. ESPDRW PRICES ARE INTENDED AS A GUIDE. PLEASE ASK YOUR TRAVEL AGENT FOR OUR BEST PRICE. 39

40 Darwin DARWIN Novotel Darwin Atrium Located on The Esplanade in downtown Darwin, overlooking Darwin Harbour and Bicentennial Park. City Centre 100m Map page 36 Ref The Esplanade, Darwin Pay wired internet 24 hour reception Restaurant Bar Room service (24 hour) Pool Spa Laundry/dry cleaning service Parking Air-conditioning Fan Tea/coffee making facilities Mini bar In-room movies (pay to view) From $ APR 14, 1 NOV 31 MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 4 NTS MONDAY TO THURSDAY Standard 1 to FRIDAY TO SUNDAY Standard 1 to N/A 1 MAY 11 JUN, 17 JUN 31 JUL, ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 4 NTS 6 AUG 31 OCT 14 MONDAY TO THURSDAY Standard 1 to FRIDAY TO SUNDAY Standard 1 to N/A Other prices apply Jun, 1 5 Aug 14. Children 0 to 16 years free when sharing with an adult and using existing bedding. Max capacity 2. NOVDRW BONUS OFFER FREE upgrade to next room type and a 12 noon check-out for stays of 2 nights or more, valid 1 Nov Mar 15. Hilton Darwin From $213 Located in the heart of the CBD and within a leisurely stroll to the beautiful parklands of The Esplanade. City Centre 50m Map page 36 Ref Mitchell Street, Darwin Pay Wi-Fi (public areas) 24 hour reception Room service (24 hour) Bar Restaurant Barbecue area Pool Gymnasium Laundry/dry cleaning service Guest laundry Parking (valet) Air-conditioning Safe Mini bar In-room movies (pay to view) Tea/coffee making facilities Ironing facilities Hair dryer 1 30 APR, 1 NOV MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 4 NTS MONDAY TO THURSDAY Guest Room 1 to Guest View 1 to FRIDAY TO SUNDAY Guest Room 1 to N/A Guest View 1 to N/A 1 MAY 31 OCT 14 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 4 NTS MONDAY TO THURSDAY Guest Room 1 to Guest View 1 to FRIDAY TO SUNDAY Guest Room 1 to N/A Guest View 1 to N/A Other prices apply for the V8 Supercars and Darwin Cup. Children 0 to 18 years free when sharing with an adult and using existing bedding. Cot free of charge. Max capacity 3 adults or 2 adults/2 children. CRODRW Skycity Darwin From $218 Gilruth Avenue, The Gardens, Darwin Skycity Darwin is the ultimate destination for discerning guests seeking a truly five star beachfront experience in Australia s extraordinary Top End. Nestled on 30 acres of tropical gardens fringed by the sparkling blue Arafura Sea, Skycity is centrally located resort offering stunning accommodation and dining options and a world class entertainment complex Relax in the pool, laze on the beach and enjoy a game of tennis or golf, Skycity Darwin is the total experience. Free Wi-Fi (public areas) 24 hour reception Casino Bars (8) Restaurants (5) Room service (24 hour) Café Pools (2) (outdoor, 1 lagoon) Sauna Gymnasium Day spa Golf course (8 holes) Tennis court Laundry/dry cleaning service Parking (security valet) Courtesy shuttle to city Air-conditioning Balcony Cable TV Tea/coffee making facilities Mini bar Pillow menu In-room movies (pay to view) Safe Ironing facilities City Centre 1.6km Map page 36 Ref APR, 1 NOV 29 DEC 14, ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS 2 JAN 31 MAR 15 Deluxe 1 to Deluxe Ocean View 1 to Superior Spa 1 to Superior Spa Ocean View 1 to Lagoon 1 to Superior Lagoon 1 to MAY - 12 JUN, 16 JUN 31 OCT 14 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Deluxe 1 to Deluxe Ocean View 1 to Superior Spa 1 to Superior Spa Ocean View 1 to Lagoon 1 to Superior Lagoon 1 to Other prices apply Jun, 30 Dec 14 1 Jan 15 and for Darwin Cup. Includes Welcome drink, coffee and gaming voucher on arrival. Children 0 to 11 years free when sharing with an adult and using existing bedding. Max capacity 3. SKYDRW BONUS OFFER FREE Night Offer: Stay 4 nights in a Deluxe room, pay for 3 or stay 7 in a Deluxe room, pay for 5, valid 1 Nov 23 Dec 14, 2 Jan 31 Mar 15. Receive 10% discount on full treatments at Lagoon Day Spa. (conditions apply) 40 ALL PRICES ARE IN NEW ZEALAND DOLLARS AND ARE, ROOM ONLY UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. *REFER TO PAGE 5 FOR A FURTHER EXPLANATION OF FROM PRICES.

41 Tours from Darwin Darwin Airport Coach Transfers Crocosaurus Cove Darwin City Sights DARWIN Darwin Airport Shuttle operates a professional, friendly and efficient transfer service meeting all domestic and international flights at Darwin Airport 24 hours a day, every day of the year. Transfers are door-todoor between Darwin Airport and all Darwin city accommodation. The fleet of modern air-conditioned coaches have been furbished for supreme comfort in the tropical climate. Luggage is stored in compartments or enclosed trailers outside the vehicle for passenger safety and comfort. Each coach is fitted with real time GPS tracking devices for passenger security. Darwin Airport Shuttle is a Territory Proud, owned and operated family business and is the only licensed airport shuttle service working under contract to Darwin Airport. The company is committed to delivering exceptional service and on-time arrival Crocosaurus Cove, Darwin s ultimate urban wildlife experience, allows visitors a unique, 360 degree viewing experience of massive Saltwater crocodiles as well as being home to both the world s largest display of Australian reptiles and the famous Cage of Death. The Cage of Death is the only cage in the world that brings you face to face with some of the largest Saltwater crocodiles in captivity. Remember to bring your swimmers to safely swim with the crocs in the unique swimming area that allows you to get up close to very active juveniles. Open: 9am 6pm daily (except Christmas Day) EXCLUSIVELY FOR YOU FREE croc skin keyring with every adult admission. This afternoon city sights tour is the perfect introduction to the Top End city of Darwin, with expert commentary by a local guide. See the Chinese Temple and Botanic Gardens. Tour historic sites including the East Point Military Precinct. See the Stokes Hill Wharf area and the Mooring Basin. Time available to explore the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory. Museum and Art Gallery Botanic Gardens Daily from the Transit Centre at 2pm 6pm, 8pm (harbour cruise option) Price per person from Darwin Airport. (one way) DARWIN CITY DARWIN CITY ONE WAY RETURN Adult $24 $45 Child 5-15 years $16 $27 DARWIN AIRPORT SHUTTLE DASDRW ADMISSION GUIDED HALF CAGE OF DAY TOUR DEATH Adult $37 $91 $276 Concession $30 $79 N/A Child 4-15 years $23 $55 N/A Sole use prices also available for Cage of Death. CROCOSAURUS COVE CRCDRW DARWIN CITY DARWIN CITY SIGHTS SIGHTS AND HARBOUR CRUISE Adult $80 $161 Concession $73 $153 Child 2-15 years $41 $99 Jumping Croc Adventure City Sights and Crocosaurus Wildlands Wetlands Safari Just 60 kilometres from Darwin lies the Adelaide River, home to over 1,600 Saltwater crocodiles and the famous Jumping Crocodiles. Join the 90 minute Jumping Crocodile Cruise where local guides entice the crocodiles to leap out of the water at close range, bringing you almost face to face with these prehistoric looking creatures. Continue on to the Window on the Wetlands Visitor Centre for a view over the Marrakai Plains and then on to Fogg Dam Nature Reserve to view a wetland ecosystem teeming with birds and other wildlife. Jumping Crocodile Cruise Window on the Wetlands Fogg Dam Nature Reserve Return transfers from Darwin accommodation Daily from Darwin at 1:30pm 6:30pm Visit Crocosaurus Cove to enter the world of the Saltwater crocodile. Get up close and personal with a swim with the crocs, watch the jumping croc feeding and walk through the air-conditioned reptile display. Enjoy a relaxing lunch before your Darwin City tour. See the Chinese Temple and the lush Botanic Gardens. Tour the historic sites including the East Point Military Precinct. See the Stokes Hill Wharf area and the Mooring Basin. There is also time to explore the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory, whose collections encompass Aboriginal art, visual arts and Northern Territory history and natural sciences. Admission to Crocosaurus Cove Museum and Art Gallery Botanic Gardens Daily from Crocosaurus Cove, Darwin at 9am 6pm Travel to the treasured Corroboree Billabong for this spectacular morning cruise. Travelling through the rural regions of Humpty Doo and across the Adelaide River floodplain. Cruise the magnificent Mary River Wetlands. Experience a natural wonderland, home to the world's largest concentration of saltwater crocodiles and a myriad of active birdlife and colourful flora. See Jabiru, Sea eagles, Heron, Ibis, Brolga, Magpie geese, and beautiful flora including vast stands of lotus flowers and lily pads. Mary River Wetlands and Corroboree Billabong Cruise Travel in an air-conditioned vehicle Admission fees Daily from Darwin Transit Centre at 7am (Apr Oct) 12 noon Adult $112 Concession $102 Child 2-15 years $57 Adult $133 Concession $125 Child 2-15 years $68 Adult $134 Concession $121 Child 2-15 years $68 AUSSIE ADVENTURE AUSDRW AUSSIE ADVENTURE AUSDRW AUSSIE ADVENTURE AUSDRW ALL PRICES ARE IN NEW ZEALAND DOLLARS AND ARE PER PERSON UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. 41

42 Tours from Darwin DARWIN Kakadu National Park Kakadu and Mary River Katherine Gorge and Edith Falls Depart Darwin and travel the Arnhem Highway across the Adelaide River and through the Marrakai Plains. Stop at Nourlangie Rock, where your guide will lead a walk to view ancient Aboriginal rock art. After lunch, join a local guide for a cruise on the famous Yellow Water Billabong for possible sightings of Saltwater crocodiles and a colourful range of birdlife for which this region is renowned. Visit Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre and view the informative displays depicting the traditions of the Aboriginal people in Kakadu. Local guide Yellow Water Billabong Cruise Nourlangie Rock art site Lunch at Cooinda Lodge Daily from Darwin Transit Centre at 6:15am 7:30pm Adult $252 Concession $227 Child 2-15 years $127 National park fee of AUD25 per person payable direct. Located 257 kilometres east of Darwin, Kakadu National Park covers 20,000 square kilometres of landscape with varying rocky escarpment. Home to historic Aboriginal rock art dating back thousands of years, to the floodplains abundant with wildlife, Kakadu National Park is sure to please. Mary River Wetlands Cruise Ubirr Rock Art Lunch National park fees Depart: Daily from Darwin Transit Centre at 6:30am (May Oct) 6:30pm Pass former World War II airstrips en route to Adelaide River and make a stop at the Adelaide River War Cemetery, a site dedicated to those killed in the air raids in Darwin in the 1940s. Continue to Edith Falls and stop for a refreshing swim (conditions permitting). After lunch join a scenic cruise through Katherine Gorge in Nitmiluk National Park, spot fresh water crocodiles sunning themselves on the river banks. Enjoy a tour of Katherine on the return to Darwin. 2 hour Katherine Gorge Cruise Adelaide River Adelaide River War Cemetery Edith Falls Lunch Darwin Transit Centre at 6:15am Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri, Sat (May Oct), Tue, Thu, Sat (Nov Apr) 6:30pm Adult $171 Concession $153 Child 2-15 years $86 Adult $252 Concession $227 Child 2-15 years $127 AUSSIE ADVENTURE AUSDRW Litchfield National Park Litchfield National Park Litchfield National Park You will see a landscape that has been formed by water and time with abounding waterfalls, monsoon rainforest, bush walking tracks, swimming holes and amazing Magnetic and Cathedral termite mounds. Enjoy a barbecue lunch with your fellow travellers and relax in this truly amazing part of 'The Territory'. Florence Falls Wangi Falls Bluey Rockhole Barbecue lunch Indigenous cultural experience Return transfers from Darwin accommodation Daily at 7am 5:30pm Litchfield National Park includes several types of typical Top End habitats including lush monsoon forests, termite mounds, unusual rock formations, waterfalls and cascades. The Park encloses much of the spectacular Tabletop Range, which is a wide sandstone plateau mostly surrounded by cliffs. During the green season four major waterfalls thunder from the cliffs to tropical rock pools many metres below. During the dry season, the waterfalls flow more gently, making the waterholes perfect spots for a cool dip. Florence Falls Tolmer Falls Wangi Falls Termite Mounds Buffet lunch Return transfers from Darwin accommodation Daily from Darwin at 7:15am 6pm Leaving Darwin, follow the Stuart Highway via the township of Batchelor to Litchfield National Park. View Florence Falls, Wangi Falls and Buley Rockhole where you have the opportunity to cool down in the series of plunge pools. Visit Tolmer Falls for a magnificent view of the water cascading down to the deep waterhole below. A great day also for taking many interesting photos, including the amazing stand of termite mounds. Wangi Falls Florence Falls Magnetic Termite Mounds Lunch National park fees Daily from Darwin Transit Centre at 7:15am 6pm Adult $151 Child 8-15 years $151 Not suitable for children under 8 years. Adult $171 Concession $153 Child 2-15 years $86 Adult $171 Concession $153 Child 2-15 years $134 WAYOUTBACK SAFARIS WAYASP AUSSIE ADVENTURE AUSDRW 42 ALL PRICES ARE IN NEW ZEALAND DOLLARS AND ARE PER PERSON UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.

43 Tours from Darwin Charles Darwin Sunset Cruise Full Day Offshore Fishing Frontline Australia WWII DARWIN The dinner cruise aboard the Charles Darwin is a great way to get a bird s eye view of a famous Darwin sunset, all in air-conditioned comfort. This two and a half hour cruise on the Charles Darwin s Captains Deck (main deck) provides commentary and offers great value for money. The dinner option also includes a delicious Territory style buffet with Australian seafood and local produce. Sunset harbour cruise Air-conditioned seating Buffet dinner (dinner option) Licensed bar on board (drinks extra charge) Informative commentary Daily from Stokes Hill Wharf Darwin at 6pm 8:30pm CRUISE CRUISE AND DINNER Adult $63 $103 Child 4-14 years $41 $63 Travel up to 40 nautical miles offshore fishing some of Darwin s tropical coral reefs. Enjoy breakfast cooked on board, lunch and smoko s. Fish for Golden Snapper, Rock Cod, Tricky Snapper, Jewfish, Coral Trout, Spanish Flag and many more different species. Help put out baits for Spanish Mackerel, Tuna, Cobia and Giant Trevally. Use of quality rods and reels Bait and ice Iced water Breakfast Lunch Morning and afternoon tea Daily from Cullen Bay Marina Darwin at 5:30am 4pm EXCLUSIVELY FOR YOU FREE airline approved fish box to take your catch home with you. Adult $311 Not suitable for children under 15 years. Discover Darwin's most famous historical wartime sites. Visit the sites that were hit by the Japanese air raids on Darwin. Head out to Charles Darwin National Park to see World War II relics. Visit the Catalina Flying Boat Base and then cruise the Darwin Harbour and view the modern day Navy Base HMAS Coonawarra. Explore the Military Precinct at East Point, visit the Darwin Military Museum and admire views of Darwin Harbour from the lookout platform. Charles Darwin National Park Darwin Harbour Cruise East Point Military Precinct Touring in air-conditioned vehicle Experienced and knowledgeable guide Admission fees Daily from Darwin Transit Centre at 8am 12 noon Adult $117 Concession $105 Child 2-15 years $59 DARWIN HARBOUR CRUISES DHCDRW DARWIN REEF N WRECKS FISHING CHARTERS DRWDRW 2 Day Kakadu and East Alligator HIGHLIGHTS: Kakadu National Park Nourlangie Rock and Ubirr art sites Guluyambi Cruise Yellow Water Billabong Cruise Arnhem Land Day 1: Darwin to Kakadu National Park, Nourlangie Rock Travel across the Adelaide River and Marrakai Plains and deep into Kakadu National Park. Take a guided walk to view ancient Aboriginal rock art at Nourlangie Rock. After lunch join the famous Yellow Water Billabong Cruise to observe Saltwater crocodiles and the colourful range of prolific birdlife that this region is renowned for. Visit the Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre and view the informative displays and exhibits depicting the traditions of the Aboriginal people. There is the opportunity to take an optional scenic flight (own expense) over the Arnhem Land Escarpment. Stay overnight in Kakadu National Park, choice of accommodation. (L) Day 2: Ubirr, Guluyambi Cruise, Arnhem Land to Darwin This morning stop at Ubirr with a short walk to view rock art. Join the Guluyambi Cruise along the East Alligator River in search of Saltwater crocodiles. With special permission of the local people, go ashore in Arnhem Land. Visit the Bowali Visitor Centre before returning to Darwin. (L) 1 nights accommodation Guided Nourlangie Rock walk Guided Ubirr Rock walk Yellow Water Billabong Cruise Guluyambi Cruise Bowali Visitor Centre National park fees Meals as indicated (L = lunch) Return transfers from Darwin accommodation From Darwin at 6:30am, Daily (Apr Nov), Mon, Thu (Dec Mar) 7:30pm PRICE PER PERSON: 1 APR 31 MAY, 1 OCT MAR 15 1 JUN 30 SEP 14 ADULT CHILD ADULT CHILD TWIN SHARE 2-15 YEARS TWIN SHARE 2-15 YEARS Budget $541 $434 $595 $476 Budget Studio $552 $442 $617 $494 Standard $590 $472 $660 $528 Superior $617 $494 $724 $580 During Nov Apr access to Ubirr and East Alligator River may not be available and alternate touring may be arranged. Sole use and triple share prices also available. PRICES ARE INTENDED AS A GUIDE. PLEASE ASK YOUR TRAVEL AGENT FOR OUR BEST PRICE. 43

44 Tours from Darwin DARWIN 2 Day Kakadu Highlights 3 Day Top End Escapes 3 Day Kakadu and Litchfield HIGHLIGHTS: Aboriginal rock art at Ubirr Yellow Water Billabong Cruise Kakadu Culture Camp Aboriginal Experience Bowali Visitor Centre Djarradjin Billabong Maguk (Barramundi Gorge) HIGHLIGHTS: Wildlands Wetlands Safari Kakadu National Park Katherine Gorge Dinner Cruise Aboriginal rock art at Ubirr Litchfield National Park Wangi Falls HIGHLIGHTS: Guluyambi Cruise National park fees Litchfield National Park Aboriginal Culture Kakadu National Park Yellow Water Cruise Day 1: Darwin to Kakadu National Park Travel along the Arnhem Highway into Kakadu National Park. After crossing the South Alligator River, begin to explore the World Heritage area of Ubirr. Climb up through the ancient Aboriginal rock art galleries to the lookout for views over the surrounding wetlands. Visit the Bowali Visitor Centre with its informative displays and continue to Cooinda to join the fabled Yellow Water Billabong Cruise, to experience the beauty of Kakadu. Stay overnight at Gagudju Lodge Cooinda. (L) Day 2: Kakadu Culture Camp, Maguk to Darwin Visit the Kakadu Culture Camp to meet with Aboriginal traditional land owners from the East Alligator region of Kakadu and be shown spectacular views and surrounding pristine freshwater environments. After a short drive to Djarradjin Billabong, transfer by boat across the billabong to a secluded bush site and learn about the traditional Aboriginal way of life. Hear stories about Aboriginal history, the language and the interpretation of the seasonal cycles of the bush, preparation of bush tucker and perhaps have a try at throwing a hunting spear. Venture to Maguk (Barramundi Gorge) where a two kilometre return walk leads to a small waterfall and clear plunge pool, with the opportunity to swim before returning to Darwin on the old 4WD Jim Jim Road. (L) 1 nights accommodation Yellow Water Billabong Cruise Air-conditioned vehicle with local guide Meals as indicated (L = lunch) Return transfers from Darwin accommodation Wed, Fri from Darwin at 6:30am (Apr Nov) 7:30pm Day 1: Darwin to Kakadu National Park Depart Darwin and journey to Mary River Floodplains where you ll enjoy a cruise on the dynamic wetlands. Leaving the Mary River system, journey to World Heritage Listed Kakadu National Park. Enjoy lunch before visiting the Bowali Visitor Centre to view a series of informative displays on the flora and fauna found within the park. Travel to the ancient Aboriginal rock art sites at Ubirr. Stay overnight at Cooinda, Gagudju Lodge Cooinda. (L) Day 2: Kakadu National Park to Katherine Travel along the Kakadu Highway to the Gunlom Falls before heading to the small township of Pine Creek, stopping for lunch (own expense). Travel on to Katherine where you join the Nabilil Dreaming Sunset Cultural Dinner Cruise on Katherine Gorge. As the sun sets, enjoy a three course buffet dinner as you take in the surroundings by candlelight. Stay overnight at Ibis Styles Katherine. (D) Day 3: Katherine to Darwin Depart Katherine and travel to the Adelaide River War Cemetery before continuing on to Litchfield National Park. Stop to view the intriguing termite mounds, some standing well over two metres tall. See the picturesque double waterfall that forms Florence Falls. Stop for lunch then travel to the rock pool at Wangi Falls before returning to Darwin. (L) 2 nights accommodation Katherine Gorge Dinner Cruise Meals as indicated (L = lunch, D = dinner) Return transfers from Darwin accommodation From Darwin at 8am Mon, Thu (May Oct) 6pm Day 1: Darwin to Kakadu Travel deep into Kakadu National Park and take a guided walk to view Aboriginal rock art at Nourlangie Rock. Cruise on the Yellow Water Billabong to see the prolific wildlife, then stop at the Warradjan Cultural Centre. Stay overnight in Kakadu, choice of accommodation. (L) Day 2: Kakadu to Darwin Stop at Ubirr to view Aboriginal rock art. Join the Guluyambi Cruise along the East Alligator River and go ashore in Arnhem Land. Visit the Bowali Visitor Centre. There is the opportunity for an optional scenic flight over Kakadu (own expense). Stay overnight in Drawn choice of accommodation. (L) Day 3: Litchfield National Park - Darwin Explore Litchfield National Park. Stop to view Florence, Tolmer and Wangi Falls with the opportunity for scenic and interpretive bush and monsoon vine forest walks. (L) 2 nights accommodation Guided Nourlangie Rock walk Yellow Water Billabong Cruise Admission to the Warradjan Cultural Centre Guluyambi Cruise Admission to the Bowali Visitors Centre Meals as indicated (L = Lunch) Return transfers from Darwin accommodation From Darwin at 6:15am, Daily (Apr Nov), Mon, Wed, Tu, Sun (Dec Feb) 6pm approximately in Darwin PRICE PER PERSON: 1 APR 31 MAY 1 JUN 30 SEP OCT 14 Adult twin share $617 $697 Adult sole use $735 $890 Adult triple shahe $586 $662 National Park fee of AUD25 per person payable direct. Not suitable for children under 3 years. In the event seasonal conditions prevent access to Ubirr Rock and/or Barramundi Gorge, the group will visit other attractions such as Nanguluwur, Gubara Pools or Nawulandja. PRICE PER PERSON: 1 APR 31 MAY 1 JUN 30 SEP 14 1 OCT MAR 15 ADULT CHILD ADULT CHILD TWIN SHARE 6-15 YEARS TWIN SHARE 6-15 YEARS Standard $938 $751 $1046 $837 National park fee of AUD25 per person payable direct. Moderate level of fitness required. Due to seasonal conditions, access to some areas may be restricted at times. PRICE PER PERSON: 1 APR 31 MAY 1 JUN 30 SEP 14 1 OCT MAR 15 ADULT CHILD ADULT CHILD TWIN SHARE 6-15 YEARS TWIN SHARE 6-15 YEARS Budget $821 $656 $884 $707 Standard $889 $711 $938 $751 Superior $960 $768 $1099 $880 AUSSIE ADVENTURE AUSDRW AUSSIE ADVENTURE AUSDRW 44 ALL PRICES ARE IN NEW ZEALAND DOLLARS AND ARE PER PERSON UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.

45 Tours from Darwin 3 Day Kakadu and Twin Falls 3 Day Dragonfly Dreaming 3 Day Kakadu and Litchfield DARWIN HIGHLIGHTS: Nourlangie Rock Jim Jim Falls Twin Falls Guluyambi and Yellow Water Cruise Ubirr Rock art site Aboriginal culture HIGHLIGHTS: Litchfield National Park Private crocodile Cruise on Mary River Wetlands Kakadu National Park Remote 4WD tracks Jim Jim and Twin Falls Indigenous cultural experience HIGHLIGHTS: Kakadu National Park Litchfield National Park Mary River Wetlands Maguk (Barramundi Gorge) Jim Jim and Twin Falls Ubirr Rock Day 1: Darwin to Kakadu Travel to Nourlangie Rock where your guide will lead a walk to view ancient Aboriginal rock art. After lunch, join your local guide for a cruise on the famous Yellow Water Billabong. Search for Saltwater crocodiles and the colourful range of birdlife for which this region is renowned. Visit the Warradjan Cultural Centre and view the informative displays depicting the traditions of the Aboriginal people in Kakadu. Stay the next two nights in Kakadu, choice of accommodation. (L) Day 2: Jim Jim and Twin Falls Travel by 4WD to Jim Jim Falls car park from where it is a 900 metre bushwalk to the bottom of Jim Jim Falls. At the plunge pool there is time for swimming, relaxing and to enjoy the spectacular scenery and a leisurely picnic lunch. After exploring the Falls, board your boat to travel up the first part of the gorge, followed by a 45 minute walk. Relax and enjoy the spectacular scenery at the base of the Falls. (L) Day 3: Kakadu to Darwin Stop at Ubirr with a short walk to view Aboriginal rock art. Join the Guluyambi Cruise along the East Alligator River in search of Saltwater crocodiles. Accompanied by an Aboriginal guide and with special permission of the local people, you will be able to go ashore in Arnhem Land and visit the Bowali Visitor Centre. There is time for an optional 30 minute scenic flight over the Arnhem Land Escarpment (own expense), before returning to Darwin. (L) 2 nights accommodation Guided Nourlangie Rock walk Guided Ubirr Rock walk Yellow Water Billabong Cruise Guluyambi Cruise Bowali Visitor Centre Meals as indicated (L = lunch) National park fees Daily from Darwin at 6:15am (Jun Oct) 7:30pm Day 1: Darwin via Litchfield to Mary River You will be collected from Darwin for the short journey to Litchfield National Park. Explore the waterfalls, spring-fed streams and rugged sandstone escarpments of Litchfield National Park. Travel by 4WD en-route to our private campsite in the Mary River region. This afternoon experience a private two hour cruise. Return to camp, where Wallabies roam free, the pool is inviting and it's your choice tonight for million star views in a swag, or a permanent tent. (LD) Day 2: Mary River to Kakadu This morning, take the short journey into Kakadu National Park and the culturally significant Ubirr, located within the East Alligator region of the park. After lunch travel along a dirt road to Maguk (Barramundi Gorge). Following a short hike through monsoon forest and a rocky creek bed view the waterfall and cool off with a swim in the clear plunge pool. Travel to the private campsite at Cooinda. (BLD) Day 3: Kakadu to Darwin Today adventure awaits. Rising early, travel into Twin Falls Gorge which is accessed by 4WD track, a boat shuttle service and a rocky walking track and boardwalk. There s more four wheel driving as we make our way to Jim Jim Falls where a walk through monsoon forest and over boulders takes us to the waterfall and plunge pool which are surrounded by 150 metre cliffs. This afternoon, put your feet up and relax on the return journey to Darwin after three magical days of adventure, wildlife, rich in cultural history and natural beauty. (BL) Professional guide Air-conditioned 4WD vehicle Meals as indicated (B = breakfast, L = lunch, D = dinner) Daily at 7am 5:30pm Day 1: Darwin to Mary River Your journey begins by travelling south to Litchfield National Park. There s time to take a swim and to enjoy lunch before continuing onto Wulna Country. Experience the local Aboriginal culture with bush tucker talks, learning to play the didgeridoo, basket weaving and spear throwing. Finish the day in the spectacular Mary River Wetlands. After a fun and activity filled day, you ll enjoy a rest at the Mary River camp site. (LD) Day 2: Mary River to Kakadu Today, experience Kakadu National Park. Discover ancient Aboriginal rock art at Ubirr before climbing to the top of a rocky lookout for views over the Nardab floodplain. Journey to Maguk (Barramundi Gorge) where the hike is rewarded with a reviving swim in the plunge pools. Stay in a permanent camp in Kadadu National Park (BLD) Day 3: Kakadu to Darwin Get ready for some 4WD adventure action today as you make your way to Jim Jim Falls, the crown of Kakadu. Marvel at the stunning views before continuing on to explore Twin Falls. Enjoy lunch before heading back to Darwin. (BL) 2 nights safari tent accommodation National park fees Experienced tour guide Meals as indicated (B = breakfast, L = lunch, D = dinner) Daily at 6:20am (Jun Sep), Mon, Wed, Fri, Sun at 6:20am (Apr, Nov Mar), Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat, Sun at 6:20am (May, Oct) 6pm PRICE PER PERSON: 1 JUN 30 SEP 14 1 OCT 31 OCT 14 ADULT CHILD ADULT CHILD TWIN SHARE 8-15 YEARS TWIN SHARE 8-15 YEARS Budget $1019 $815 $884 $707 Superior $1196 $957 $1019 $815 Children under 8 years not catered for. Due to seasonal conditions, this itinerary may change with our notice. Sole use and triple share prices on application. PRICE PER PERSON: Adult $746 Child 8-15 years $718 Other prices apply for upgrades to hotel accommodation. PRICE PER PERSON: Adult twin share $789 WAYOUTBACK SAFARIS WAYASP INTREPID CONNECTIONS CONASP PRICES ARE INTENDED AS A GUIDE. PLEASE ASK YOUR TRAVEL AGENT FOR OUR BEST PRICE. 45

46 Tours from Darwin DARWIN 3 Day Kakadu and Katherine 3 Day Natural Wonders 4 Day Kakadu and Arnhem Land HIGHLIGHTS: Jumping Crocodile Cruise Kakadu National Park Nourlangie Rock art site Ubirr Rock art site Yellow Water Billabong Cruise Katherine Nitmiluk (Katherine) Gorge Edith Falls Adelaide River War Cemetery HIGHLIGHTS: Katherine Litchfield National Park Yellow Water Billabong Cruise Nourlangie and Ubirr Rock art sites Kakadu National Park Nitmiluk (Katherine) Gorge Cruise HIGHLIGHTS: Nourlangie Rock Guluyambi Cruise Aboriginal rock art and culture Jim Jim Falls Twin Falls Ubirr Arnhem Land Day 1: Darwin to Kakadu National Park This morning join the famous Jumping Crocodile Cruise where your local guide will entice crocodiles to leap from the water. Continue to Kakadu National Park and visit the Bowali Visitor Centre. Enjoy a guided walk to view ancient rock art and then to the top of Ubirr for magnificent views. Stay overnight in Kakadu, choice of accommodation. (L) Day 2: Nourlangie Rock via Yellow Water Billabong to Katherine Take a guided walk at Nourlangie Rock to view Aboriginal rock art. Continue to the Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre, before joining a cruise on Yellow Water Billabong. This afternoon travel via Pine Creek to Katherine, for your overnight choice of accommodation. (L) Day 3: Nitmiluk National Park to Darwin Cruise through magnificent Nitmiluk Gorge and be amazed by its sheer sandstone cliffs. Visit the National Park Information Centre before continuing on to the beautiful setting of Edith Falls, where there will be the opportunity to take a refreshing swim (conditions permitting). Later visit the Adelaide River War Cemetery, before returning to Darwin. (B) 2 nights accommodation Jumping Crocodile Cruise Yellow Water Billabong Cruise Katherine Gorge Cruise National park fees Meals as indicated (B = breakfast, L = lunch) Return transfers from Darwin accommodation From Darwin Tue, Sat at 7:15am (May Oct) Thu at 6:30am (Nov Apr) 6pm (May Oct) Thu at 8:30pm (Nov Apr) Day 1: Darwin via Litchfield National Park to Katherine Depart Darwin with an early start to Litchfield National Park. Highlights today include the Magnetic termite mounds, the magnificent falls of Tolmer, Florence and Wangi and the truly beautiful Buley Rockhole. Enjoy lunch and a swim at Wangi Falls, before continuing to Katherine via Adelaide River. Stay overnight at Best Western Pine Tree Motel. (L) Day 2: Katherine to Kakadu National Park Enjoy a two hour cruise in Nitmiluk (Katherine Gorge) National Park. Return to Katherine for lunch before leaving for Kakadu National Park. Enter through the southern entrance via Pine Creek and Mary River. Arrive at Cooinda, home of Yellow Water Cruises, and take pleasure in the variety of birds, wildlife and crocodiles on a sunset cruise. Stay overnight at a safari camp in Cooinda. (L) Day 3: Kakadu to Darwin Depart Cooinda for Nourlangie Rock, just magic at this time of the morning. Today will create long lasting memories of Kakadu for you, featuring a visit to the Bowali Visitor Centre, Ubirr, Border Store, East Alligator River and so much more. Arrive back in Darwin in the evening. (L) 2 nights accommodation Nitmiluk Gorge Cruise Sunset Yellow Water Cruise National park fees Meals as indicated (L = lunch) Return Darwin accommodation From Darwin at 6:30am Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri, Sat, (Jun Aug) Mon, Wed, Sat (May, Sep, Oct) Wed (Nov Apr) 5:30pm PRICE PER PERSON: ADULT ADULT CHILD TWIN SHARE SOLE USE 6-14 YEARS Budget Safari Camp $964 $1033 $930 Motel Safari Camp $1022 $1163 $964 Motel $1125 $1331 $1033 Not suitable for children under 6 years. During May to September, Motel Safari Camp or Motel accommodation is recommended. Triple share prices on application. Day 1: Darwin to Kakadu Travel into the picturesque Kakadu National Park. Stop at Nourlangie Rock, where your guide will lead a walk to view ancient Aboriginal rock art. After lunch, join a local guide for a cruise on the Yellow Water Billabong. Enjoy scenes of Paperbark swamps, water lilies, birdlife and you may be lucky enough to spot a Saltwater crocodile. There is time then to make a visit to the Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre en route to your Kakadu accommodation. (L) Day 2: Arnhem Land 4WD Adventure Travel by 4WD into Arnhem Land and the Mikinj Valley. Journey through spectacular scenery including sandstone outcrops, escarpments, forests and floodplains. Learn about traditional land ownership, and bush tucker. View Aboriginal rock art in its natural state on return to your Kakadu accommodation. (L) Day 3: Jim Jim and Twin Falls 4WD Adventure Arrive by 4WD to Jim Jim Falls car park from where it is a 900 metre bushwalk to the plunge pool below. At the plunge pool there is time for a swim and morning tea. Travel by boat up the first part of the gorge at Twin Falls, before walking to the base of the falls. Return to your Jabiru accommodation. (L) Day 4: Kakadu to Darwin This morning stop at Ubirr to view Aboriginal rock art. Join the Guluyambi Cruise along the East Alligator River in search of saltwater crocodiles. Be joined by an Aboriginal guide and with special permission of the local people, you will be able to go ashore in Arnhem Land and to visit the Bowali Visitor Centre. There s time for an optional 30 minute scenic flight over the Arnhem Land Escarpment (own expense) before returning to Darwin. (L) 3 nights accommodation Guided tour of Nourlangie Rock, Arnhem Land, Jim Jim Falls and Ubirr Yellow Water, Twin Falls and Guluyambi Cruises Bush tucker and rock art viewing National park fees Meals as indicated (L = lunch) Daily from Darwin at 6:15am (May Oct) 7:30pm PRICE PER PERSON: 1 JUN 30 SEP 14 1 NOV MAR 15 ADULT CHILD ADULT CHILD TWIN SHARE 6-15 YEARS TWIN SHARE 6-15 YEARS Budget $992 $794 $852 $682 Standard $1046 $837 $912 $729 Superior $1126 $901 $986 $789 Order of touring varies November to April and Jumping Crocodile Cruise is replaced with a Guluyambi River Cruise. Budget option has shared facilities. Due to seasonal conditions, this itinerary may change with our notice. Sole use and triple share prices on application. Other prices apply 1 31 May, 1 31 Oct 14. TRAVEL NORTH TRAKTR PRICE PER PERSON: 1 MAY 30 SEP OCT 14 ADULT CHILD ADULT CHILD TWIN SHARE 6-15 YEARS TWIN SHARE 6-15 YEARS Budget Studio $1448 $1158 $1281 $1025 Superior $1742 $1395 $1448 $1158 Moderate level of fitness required. Due to seasonal conditions, itinerary may change without notice. Budget option has shared facilities. Sole use and triple share prices on application. 46 ALL PRICES ARE IN NEW ZEALAND DOLLARS AND ARE PER PERSON UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.

47 Tours from Darwin 4 Day Tropical Top End DARWIN HIGHLIGHTS: Jumping Crocodile Cruise Kakadu National Park Nourlangie Rock art site Ubirr Rock art site Yellow Water Billabong Cruise Pine Creek Katherine Nitmiluk (Katherine) Gorge Cruise Edith Falls Litchfield National Park waterfalls Day 1: Darwin to Kakadu Join the famous Jumping Crocodile Cruise and see these reptiles up close before travelling to Kakadu National Park. Visit the Bowali Visitor Centre. There is time for an optional scenic flight (own expense). Enjoy a guided walk to view ancient rock art, then to the top of Ubirr for magnificent views. Overnight in Kakadu. (L) Day 2: Kakadu to Katherine Take a guided walk at Nourlangie Rock to view Aboriginal rock art. Continue to the Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre before joining a cruise on the Yellow Water Billabong where you may observe Saltwater crocodiles. This afternoon travel via Pine Creek to Katherine for your overnight accommodation. (L) Day 3: Katherine to Darwin Cruise through the magnificent Nitmiluk Gorge and watch for crocodiles basking in the sun. Visit the National Park Information Centre, before continuing to Edith Falls where there is time to take a refreshing swim. Stop at the Adelaide River War Cemetery before returning to Darwin for your overnight accommodation. (B) Day 4: Litchfield National Park to Darwin Travel south to Litchfield National Park. From the plateau of Tabletop Range, view Florence and Tolmer Falls. Continue to Wangi Falls, where there is time to swim in the natural rock pool before returning to Darwin. (L) 3 nights accommodation Jumping Crocodile Cruise and Yellow Water Billabong Cruise Nitmiluk Gorge Cruise National park fees Meals as indicated (B = breakfast, L = lunch) Return transfers from Darwin accommodation From Darwin Mon, Tue, Fri, Sat at 7:15am (May Oct) Mon, Thu at 6:15am (Nov Apr) 6pm (May Oct), 8:30pm (Nov Apr) PRICE PER PERSON: 1 31 MAY, 1 31 OCT 14 1 JUN 30 SEP 14 ADULT CHILD ADULT CHILD TWIN SHARE 6-15 YEARS TWIN SHARE 6-15 YEARS Budget $1126 $901 $1233 $987 Standard $1207 $966 $1367 $1094 Superior $1281 $1025 $1448 $1158 Reverse itinerary will operate on Monday and Friday (May Oct). Order of touring varies November to April and Jumping Crocodile Cruise is replaced with a Guluyambi River Cruise. Budget option has shared facilities. Due to seasonal conditions, this itinerary may change with our notice. Sole use and triple share prices on application. Other prices apply 1 30 Apr, 1 Nov Mar Day 4WD Darwin to Broome HIGHLIGHTS: Nitmiluk National Park Bungle Bungle El Questro Station Gibb River Road Windjana Gorge Broome Day 1: Darwin to Katherine Region Leaving Darwin, depending on season, stop at either Edith Falls or Katherine (Nitmiluk) Gorge. After lunch, start your journey to the Katherine region. Stay overnight at Katherine bush camp. (LD) Day 2: Katherine Region to Lake Argyle Admire the beauty and sheer size of Lake Argyle. The lake is home to many species of native fish and thousands of freshwater crocodiles. Stay overnight at Lake Argyle bush camp. (BLD) Day 3: Lake Argyle to Bungle Bungle Travel to the Bungle Bungle by 4WD, here you ll have the chance to enjoy your first Kimberley sunset. Stay overnight at Bungle Bungle bush camp. (BLD) Day 4: Bungle Bungle See the rock formations of the Bungle Bungle and visit the breathtaking Echidna Chasm and magnificent Cathedral Gorge. Here you have the opportunity to view the Bungle by helicopter (own expense). Stay overnight at Bungle Bungle bush camp. (BLD) Day 5: Bungle Bungle to El Questro Travel to El Questro Station. Sit back and admire the awesome scenery of the Carr Boyd and Durack Ranges then head to Turkey Creek. Stay overnight at El Questro bush camp. (BLD) Day 6: El Questro Station to Gibb River Road An early start today, with a hike into the beautiful Cockburn Ranges and a refreshing swim under the waterfall at Emma Gorge. After lunch, your journey starts over the Pentecost River and along the Gibb River Road. Stay overnight Gibb River bush camp. (BLD) Day 7: Gibb River Road to Manning Gorge Enjoy all of what the Kimberleys have to offer. Manning Gorge, and if time permits, Barnett Gorge. Stay overnight at Manning Gorge bush camp. (BLD) Day 8: Manning Gorge to Windjana Gorge Explore either Galvins or Adcock Gorge, before heading to Windjana Gorge. Stay overnight at Windjana Gorge bush camp. (BLD) Day 9: Windjana Gorge to Broome A visit to the Napier Range reveals the underground cave at Tunnel Creek. En route to Broome, see the Willare Bridge and Fitzroy River (seasonal). Arrive in Broome late afternoon. 8 nights camping Camping fees and equipment Meals as indicated (B = breakfast, L = lunch, D = dinner) National park fees From Darwin at 6:20am Broome approximately 6pm PRICE PER PERSON: Adult multi share $2091 Adult twin share $2601 Adult sole use $3105 Not Suitable for children under 13 years. Moderate to high level of fitness required for hiking and climbing over rocky terrain. (BL) ADVENTURE TOURS ADVAUS PRICES ARE INTENDED AS A GUIDE. PLEASE ASK YOUR TRAVEL AGENT FOR OUR BEST PRICE. 47

48 Beyond Darwin BEYOND DARWIN Katherine Gorge, Nitmiluk National Park Set your sights on adventure as you leave behind Darwin and venture into some of the Top End's standout locations. Litchfield National Park has a well deserved reputation as the locals favourite. The Tolmer, Wangi and Florence Falls are the star attractions. During the green season, watch the water thunder from cliffs into rock pools. For the rest of the year, cool off in calmer waters with a dip in the waterholes. It s your own tropical oasis. The Katherine region s most fantastic attraction is Katherine (Nitmiluk) Gorge in Nitmiluk National Park. A cruise on the river by boat or canoe is the best way to explore its 13 gorges. Stop over at picturesque Katherine Hot Springs, take in stunning waterfalls and see an abundance of wildlife or ancient rock art on overwhelming gorge walls. Katherine is the ideal starting point for a nature escape. With the town as your base, head out for an underground tour to the tropical limestone Cutta Cutta Caves or see the outback way of life at Springvale Homestead. Just over 115 kilometres south of Darwin, the township of Adelaide River is just the spot for a stop when travelling between Darwin and Katherine. The Adelaide River War Cemetery, the town s main attraction, is a historic reminder of the role the region played during World War II and well worth a visit. Our Favourites Swim at Tolmer, Wangi or Florence Falls in Litchfield National Park Take a Katherine Gorge Cruise Relax in the thermal pools at Katherine Hot Springs Visit the historical attractions of Katherine Visit the Adelaide River War Cemetery Beagle Gulf Van Dieman Gulf GUNBALANYA FIND YOUR ACCOMMODATION N MANDORAH BATCHELOR Litchfield National Park DARWIN Adelaide River War Cemetery 2 ADELAIDE RIVER 1 A r n h e m H w y Mary River National Park Mary River K a k a d u H w y COOINDA Kakadu National Park JABIRU REF. APARTMENTS PAGE 3 Nitmiluk Chalets 50 REF. HOTELS PAGE 4 Best Western Pine Tree Motel, Katherine 49 3 Cicada Lodge 50 4 ibis Styles Katherine 49 2 Mount Bundy Station 49 1 Wildman Wilderness Lodge, Mary River Region 49 NAVINYU NAMBIYU S t u a r t H w y DALY RIVER D a l y R i v e r PINE CREEK Edith Falls Nitmiluk National Park 3 K a t h e r i n e R i v e r Nitmiluk Katherine Gorge Fish River Forestry Reserve KATHERINE 4 Springvale Homestead Katherine Hot Springs V i c t o r i a H w y Cutta Cutta Caves S t u a r t H w y MATARANKA Florence Falls, Litchfield National Park 48

49 Beyond Darwin Wildman Wilderness Lodge, Mary River Region A premium wetlands safari experience amid the lush wilderness of the Top End, just outside Kakadu National Park. Darwin 170km Map page 48 Ref. 1 Mary River Region Restaurant Bar Pool Guest lounge Parking Non smoking Guided walks, fishing, heli fights, cruising, airboat and 4WD tours available Balcony Private ensuite Air-conditioning (Habitats) Fan (Safari Tents) Heating (Habitats) From $631 1 APR 30 NOV 14 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Safari Tent Habitat Property is closed 1 Dec Mar 15. Wildman Wilderness Adventure package prices also available. Includes Breakfast and dinner daily. Children 0 to 1 years cot free of charge. 2 to 12 years $109 per child per night. Max capacity Safari Tent 5, Habitat 2. WILNTR BEYOND DARWIN Mount Bundy Station From $97 ibis Styles Katherine Cooks Cottage Experience a true Northern Territory working cattle station, positioned to discover the best of Litchfield and Kakadu National Parks. Town Centre 3km Map page 48 Ref. 2 Best Western Pine Tree Motel Situated in a tropical garden setting, centrally located near Katherine s central business district and shopping centre. Town Centre 500m Map page 48 Ref. 4 ibis Styles is set among 4.5 hectares of tropical gardens and located a short distance from the town centre. Town Centre 3.5km Map page 48 Ref. 4 Deluxe Haynes Road, Adelaide River Working cattle station Horse rides (children led rides only) Fishing Birdwatching/photography Bushwalking Pool Guest laundry Air-conditioning Fan Balcony Barbecue Tea/coffee making facilities Kitchen (Cooks Cottage) Microwave (except Lagoon Safari Tents) Laundry (except Lagoon Safari Tents) 3 Third Street, Katherine Pay Wi-Fi (public areas) Pool Bar Barbecue area Guest laundry Internet facilities Parking Non smoking Pay Wi-Fi Air-conditioning Tea/coffee making facilities Refrigerator Cable TV Ironing facilities Hair dryer Corner of Cyprus Street and Stuart Highway, Katherine Restaurant Bar Barbecue area Pool Tennis court Parking Laundry/dry cleaning service Air-conditioning Tea/coffee making facilities Mini refrigerator In-room movies (free) Fan Ironing facilities 1 APR MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Stockmans Quarters 1 to Cooks Cottage Billabong House Lagoon Safari Tent Children 0 to 1 years cot/bed charge payable direct. 2 to 16 years adult prices apply. Max capacity Stockmans Quarters 2, Cooks Cottage 6, Billabong House 10, Lagoon Safari Tent 4. MOUNTR 1 APR 30 SEP 14 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Motel 1 to OCT MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Motel 1 to Children 0 to 2 years cot/bed charge payable direct. 3 to 14 years adult prices apply. Max capacity 4. PINKTR 1 30 APR, 1 NOV MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Standard 1 to Deluxe 1 to MAY 13 JUL, 22 JUL 31 OCT 14 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Standard 1 to Deluxe 1 to Other prices apply for Jul 14. Includes Light breakfast daily. From $142 From $138 Children 0 to 11 years free when sharing with an adult and using existing bedding. Max capacity 3. ALLKTR ALL PRICES ARE IN NEW ZEALAND DOLLARS AND ARE, ROOM ONLY UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. *REFER TO PAGE 5 FOR A FURTHER EXPLANATION OF FROM PRICES. 49

50 Katherine BEYOND DARWIN Cicada Lodge Nitmiluk National Park, Katherine PROPERTY FEATURES Pay Wi-Fi (public areas) Restaurant Bar Room service Pool Parking (valet) From $799 Cicada Lodge is a small well appointed hotel located in the rugged heart of Nitmiluk National Park overlooking the magnificent gorge. Katherine 30km Map page 48 Ref. 3 Air-conditioning Balcony Tea/coffee making facilities Mini bar Bathrobes In room movies Ironing facilities Hair dryer ROOM AND BREAKFAST 1 APR MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 2 NTS 5 NTS Cicada Lodge Room 1 to ROOM, BREAKFAST AND DINNER 1 APR MAR 15 ADULTS 2 NTS 4 NTS 5 NTS Cicada Lodge Room 1 to night Cicada Lodge package prices also available. Children 0 to 11 years free when sharing with an adult and using existing bedding. Max capacity 2. CICKTR Nitmiluk Chalets From $188 Experience the splendours of Nitmiluk National Park with the convenience of self-contained accommodation. Katherine 32km Map page 48 Ref. 3 Nitmiluk Campground and Chalets, Nitmiluk National Park via Katherine Restaurant Café Pool Barbecue area Visitor centre Kiosk Parking Air-conditioning Balcony Cable TV Limited cooking facilities with microwave Tea/coffee making facilities 1 APR 31 OCT 14 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS 1 Bedroom Chalet 1 to Bedroom Chalet 1 to NOV MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS 1 Bedroom Chalet 1 to Bedroom Chalet 1 to Children 0 to 5 years cot/bed charge payable direct. 6 to 15 years adult prices apply. Max capacity 1 Bedroom 2, 2 Bedroom 5. NCHKTR Dawn Break Cruise Nabilil Dreaming Dinner Cruise Gorge Explorer Experience The Dawn Break Cruise is truly a memorable start to the day and a photographer s dream. Watch as the colours of the early morning create a visual feast for the senses as the first two gorges awaken. See the mist rising above the smooth water surface, hear the wildlife stirring from the night and smell the crisp clean air. This cruise will allow you to discover the unspoiled beauty of the morning. Two gorge cruise Cultural storytelling Optional hot breakfast with tea, coffee and orange juice (breakfast option only) Daily from the Nitmiluk Gorge boat ramp via Nitmiluk Visitor Centre at 6:45am (May Oct) 9am PRICE PER PERSON: CRUISE CRUISE AND BREAKFAST Adult $94 $111 Child 6-15 years $51 $61 NITMILUK TOURS NITKTR Experience the stunning Nitmiluk (Katherine) Gorge. Sit back and relax as the tranquil surroundings transport you into a spiritual world of Jawoyn culture and history. Discover the stories and ways of the Jawoyn against a magnificent backdrop of cliff faces changing with the setting sun. Experience the spectacular beauty of the gorge by candlelight while enjoying a delicious three course meal with complimentary sparkling wine. A selection of soft drinks, wine and beers are also available for purchase. Two gorge cruise Cultural commentary Complimentary glass of sparkling wine Three course dinner Tea and coffee Drinking water Daily from boat ramp via Nitmiluk Visitor Centre at 4:30pm (May Oct) 8pm PRICE PER PERSON: Adult $167 Child 6-15 years $148 Reduced schedule runs in the wet season. NITMILUK TOURS NITKTR A memorable and exciting way to explore Nitmiluk (Katherine) Gorge at your own pace and fitness level. Take in the diversity of landscapes and habitats as you paddle your way through the first four gorges through the national park, a visual treat for any nature lover. For the more experienced canoeists who journey to the end of the fourth gorge, be rewarded with Aboriginal paintings on the gorge walls and a picnic spot perfect for lunch or a refreshing swim. Paddling distance is up to 16.6 kilometres to reach the fourth gorge. Half or full day canoe and paddle hire Use of life jackets Operates: Daily from the Nitmiluk Canoe Shed via Nitmiluk Visitor Centre between 8am 4:30pm (Apr Nov) PRICE PER PERSON: HALF DAY HIRE FULL DAY HIRE ADULT CHILD ADULT CHILD 6-15 YEARS 6-15 YEARS Double Canoe $44 $44 $56 $56 Single Canoe $61 $61 $75 $75 Subject to river conditions. NITMILUK TOURS NITKTR 50 ALL PRICES ARE IN NEW ZEALAND DOLLARS AND ARE, ROOM ONLY UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. *REFER TO PAGE 5 FOR A FURTHER EXPLANATION OF FROM PRICES.

51 Kakadu and Arnhem Land KAKADU AND ARNHEM LAND Gunlom Waterfall Top Pool, Kakadu National Park Our Favourites Cruise the Yellow Water Wetlands and spot crocodiles See Jim Jim Falls and Twin Falls Experience the traditional customs of the Aboriginal people in Arnhem Land View Aboriginal rock art galleries at Nourlangie and Ubirr Shop for traditional arts and crafts at the Injalak Craft Centre in Arnhem Land The most famous national park in the Top End, there s something extra special about World Heritage listed Kakadu National Park. You will feel it when you see the spectacular Jim Jim and Twin Falls, and when you travel the impressive waterways of the scenic Yellow Water Billabong and the East Alligator River. Share your holiday with an incredible amount of wildlife. Get the binoculars out as you will have the chance to see more than a third of Australia s bird species and loads of freshwater crocs. On top of that, there are more than 1,000 plant species and a quarter of our native freshwater fish species; the Barramundi tops the list for fishing. On land, Kakadu s landscape is rugged and dramatic. Explore the ancient Aboriginal rock art of Nourlangie Rock and Ubirr. Then head out to nearby Jabiru and Cooinda. A round of golf at Cooinda Golf Club will see you tee off at Australia s only golf course in a national park. A lucky few each year have the chance to explore the mysterious terrain of Arnhem Land. The Aboriginal owners preserve their fascinating culture through arts and crafts, stories and traditions. Gain access to their world. Keep an eye out for local art galleries to take home a piece of Australian culture. Discover the natural beauty and cultural importance of areas such as Mount Borradaile, the wild coastlines of the Cobourg and Gove Peninsulas as well as the archipelago of Groote Eylandt, where you ll receive a warm welcome from the traditional owners. Highlight your stay in Arnhem Land with world class fishing, pristine beaches and rich indigenous culture. Whichever road you take, your venture into Arnhem Land will be an unforgettable experience. FIND YOUR ACCOMMODATION REF. PROPERTY PAGE 3 Aurora Kakadu 52 1 Davidson s Arnhemland Safari Lodge 53 4 Gagudju Crocodile Holiday Inn 53 5 Gagudju Lodge Cooinda 53 2 Hawk Dreaming Wilderness Camp 52 Cobourg Peninsula Gurig Gunak Barlu National Park MOUNT BORRADAILE Croker Island Ubirr Kakadu National Park 2 GUNBALANYA TO DARWIN 3 4 JABIRU 102KM Yellow Water 5 Nourlangie Rock Billabong COOINDA S t u a r A r n h e m H w t H w y KATHERINE K a k a d u H w y y Gunlom Nitmiluk National Park Nitmiluk Katherine Gorge 1 Jim Jim Falls Twin Falls MANYALLALUK MARANBOY MATARANKA MANINGRIDA MAINORU ARNHEM LAND BULMAN R o p e r H w y MILLINGIMBI RAMINGINING C e n t r a l A r n h e m H w y ROPER BAR ARAFURA SEA NGUKURR BALMA GAPUWIYAK Gove Peninsula NHULUNBUY Calendon Bay Blue Mud Bay ALYANGULA Groote Eylandt NUMBULWAR GULF OF CARPENTARIA N Injalak Craft Centre, Arnhem Land 51

52 Kakadu KAKADU AND ARNHEM LAND Aurora Kakadu Arnhem Highway, Kakadu National Park Set amid 10 hectares of lush bushland at South Alligator in the Kakadu National Park, one of the world s finest wildlife reserves. Enjoy the rugged escarpments, dazzling waterfalls, lush wetlands & spectacular gorges and stunning wildlife offered by the famous world heritage listed national park or simply relax and unwind in the attractive, spacious and lush grounds surrounding the complex. The grounds surrounding Aurora Kakadu offer an opportunity to observe the local wildlife such as Wallabies, Corellas and Magpie Geese. Restaurant Bar Pool Spa Barbecue area Tennis court (floodlit) Guest laundry Fuel outlet Parking From $175 Air-conditioning Balcony or patio Tea/coffee making facilities Ironing facilities (on request) Hair dryer (on request) 1 APR 31 MAY, 1 OCT MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Superior 1 to Deluxe 1 to JUN 30 SEP 14 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Superior 1 to Deluxe 1 to Children 0 to 11 years free when sharing with an adult and using existing bedding. Max capacity Superior 3, Deluxe 4. AURJAB Jabiru 44km Map page 51 Ref. 3 BONUS OFFER FREE buffet breakfast for 2 adults each morning for stays of 2 nights or more. Hawk Dreaming Wilderness Lodge Cannon Hill, via Border Store, Kakadu National Park Hawk Dreaming Wilderness Lodge is located at Cannon Hill, near Ubirr, in the heart of Kakadu National Park. With special permission from the traditional owners, gain access to the Aboriginal land of Hawk Dreaming and discover an area rich in Aboriginal cultural sites, spectacular rock formations and rock art only ever seen by very few. Wildlife and birdlife abound, as do billabongs and wetlands home to a variety of native species of fish, birds and crocodiles. The landscape of Hawk Dreaming offers some of the best views of spectacular rocks and wetlands you re likely to see anywhere in Kakadu National Park. With a capacity limited to just 24 guests at one time, the Lodge provides an intimate and personalised experience. Each of the 12 tented cabins has been designed to offer a comfortable and private place for you to relax and enjoy the tranquillity of the remote wilderness. Each cabin features comfortable twin beds with fresh crisp linen, a bedside table, light, fan, small verandah, private ensuite with a hot shower and flushing toilet. An outdoor spa is available for use, for those wanting to soak their muscles at the end of the day. Come evening time, delightful three course meals are prepared in the camp s kitchen and served in the dining room. After dinner, cherish the unique opportunity to relax around the campfire and absorb the night-time sounds of Kakadu. In the morning, prepare for the day over a hearty breakfast. Guest lounge Library Spa Dining room Parking (securely at Border Store) Fan Twin bedding Bedside tables Verandah with chairs Lighting Ensuite Mini service daily Border Store 41km Darwin 300km Map page 51 Ref. 2 From $493 HOW TO GET THERE: Self drive from Darwin to Border Store. A scheduled daily return transfer from Border Store to the camp is included in your package. Strict departure times apply, ask your travel agent for details. 15 MAY 15 OCT 14 ADULTS 1 NT 2 NTS 3 NTS Tent Kakadu National Park fee of AUD25 per person payable direct. Hawk Dreaming Wilderness Lodge is closed 1 Apr 14 May, 16 Oct Mar 15. Includes Breakfast and three course dinner daily. Children 7 to 14 years $235 per child per night. Max capacity 2. HAWNTR 52 ALL PRICES ARE IN NEW ZEALAND DOLLARS AND ARE, ROOM ONLY UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. *REFER TO PAGE 5 FOR A FURTHER EXPLANATION OF FROM PRICES.

53 Kakadu and Arnhem Land Gagudju Lodge Cooinda Situated in the heart of Kakadu National Park offering convenient access to the wonders of the region including Yellow Water Cruises. Jabiru 54km Map page 51 Ref. 5 Kakadu Highway, Kakadu National Park Restaurants (2) Bar Pools (2) Children s playground Fuel station Private airstrip Parking Air-conditioning Patio Tea/coffee making facilities Cable TV Ironing facilities Hair dryer (on request) All rooms non smoking 1 APR 31 MAY, 1 OCT MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 6 NTS Lodge 1 to JUN 30 SEP 14 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 6 NTS Lodge 1 to Room and Breakfast prices also available. Children 0 to 19 years free when sharing with an adult and using existing bedding. Cot free of charge. Max capacity 3 adults or 2 adults/2 children. GAGCDA BONUS OFFER From $160 FREE Night Offer: Stay 3 nights, pay for 2. (3 night price includes 1 free night and 6 night price includes 2 free nights) KAKADU AND ARNHEM LAND Gagudju Crocodile Holiday Inn Flinders Street, Jabiru Positioned in the heart of Kakadu National Park, Gagudju Crocodile Holiday Inn is uniquely shaped to represent Kakadu's most famous inhabitant, the Saltwater crocodile. Providing opulent accommodation and boasting spacious rooms colourfully decorated with aboriginal art, this hotel is sure to appease everyone. Relax and unwind in the Escarpment restaurant and bar and savour mouth-watering cuisine from the surrounding region. Take advantage of the fantastic location of Gagudju Crocodile Holiday Inn and explore the Warradjan Indigenous Cultural Centre, Cahills Crossing, Yellow Water Cruises or Ubirr, all located within a few kilometres away. Internet facilities 24 hour reception Restaurant Bar Room service (limited) Pool Art gallery Gift shop Guest laundry Parking Non smoking Pay wired internet Air-conditioning Tea/coffee making facilities Cable TV Ironing facilities Hair dryer Map page 51 Ref. 4 1 APR 31 MAY, 1 OCT MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Superior/Family 1 to JUN 30 SEP 14 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Superior/Family 1 to Room and Breakfast prices also available. Children 0 to 19 years free when sharing with an adult and using existing bedding. Cot free of charge. Max capacity 3 adults or 2 adults/2 children. GAGJAB BONUS OFFER From $253 FREE meals for children 0 to 12 years when dining with paying adults in the hotel restaurant. Davidson s Arnhemland Safari Lodge Mount Borradaile via Oenpelli, West Arnhem Land Internet facilities Restaurant Guest lounge Bar Pool Sun deck Rock art sites Bird watching Billabong Cruises Fishing 4WD adventures 1 APR 30 NOV 14, 1 FEB 31 MAR 15 ADULTS 1 NT 3 NTS 5 NTS Deluxe Ensuite Cabin Deluxe Cabin Includes From $1724 Davidson's Achmenland Safari Lodge is closed 1 Dec Jan 15. Breakfast, lunch and dinner daily. Guided tours and return coach transfers from Darwin accommodation to Darwin airport. Arnhem Land permits Mount Borradaile is a registered sacred site, which is nestled against the Arnhem Land escarpment. Jabiru 100km Darwin 340km Map page 65 Ref. 1 Solar power Fan Insect screens Private ensuite Verandah, table and chairs Cabins serviced on request Children 0 to 12 years $747 per child per night Deluxe Cabin not catered for. Max capacity 2. DAVARN PRICES ARE INTENDED AS A GUIDE. PLEASE ASK YOUR TRAVEL AGENT FOR OUR BEST PRICE. 53

54 Tours from Kakadu and Arnhem Land KAKADU AND ARNHEM LAND Guluyambi Cultural Cruise Gagudju Adventure Tour Arnhemlander Adventure The Guluyambi Cultural Cruise is a unique boat tour on the scenically spectacular East Alligator River bordering Kakadu National Park and Arnhem Land. Take in the wonderful pristine wilderness cruising leisurely upstream. An Aboriginal guide provides guests with an insight into their culture local mythology, the river s abundant food chain, traditional uses for plants and animals as well as bush survival skills. Aboriginal Cultural Cruise with an Aboriginal guide Traditional survival skills Breathtaking scenery Small personalised groups Cold drinking water Duration: Daily from Up Stream Boat Ramp at the East Alligator River at 9am, 11am, 1pm, 3pm (May Dec) 1 hour 45 minutes Adult $78 Child 3-15 years $51 Enjoy a Kakadu experience unlike any other. Journey to the less accessible parts of Kakadu on this indigenous owned 4WD day adventure. Operating year round, the tour itinerary changes according to environment, road conditions and guide. The itinerary may include a visit to Jim Jim Falls, Twin Falls, Maguk, Gunlom Falls as well as Ubirr Rock. 4WD Kakadu Adventure Air-conditioned 4WD vehicle with forward facing seats Morning tea Picnic style lunch Cold drinking water Daily from Gagudju Crocodile Holiday Inn, Jabiru at 6:45am, Gagudju Lodge Cooinda at 7:30am Cooinda at 4:30pm, Jabiru at 5:15pm The indigenous owned, Yellow Water Cruises takes you on a journey through the world famous Yellow Water Billabong. Operating year round, sunrise to sunset, experienced guides give fascinating insights into the abundant aquatic bird and wildlife that inhabit the area. The guides also explain the Bininj people s traditional uses of the flora and fauna, and the rich history of Kakadu s wetlands. Injalak Arts and Craft Centre Lunch with refreshments Arnhem Land entry permit Return transfers from Jabiru accommodation Daily from Jabiru at 7:45am (May Nov) 4pm Adult $277 Child 3-15 years $220 Injalak Arts and Crafts Centre is regularly not available on weekends, public holidays or due to cultural reasons. An alternate tour to Cannon Hill and Hawk Dreaming region may be arranged. KAKADU CULTURAL TOURS KCTJAB KAKADU CULTURAL TOURS KCTJAB Adult $253 Child 3-15 years $184 Not suitable for children under 8 years. Moderate to high level of fitness and agility required for climbing over rocky terrain. GAGUDJU LODGE COOINDA GAGCDA Yellow Water Cruise The indigenous owned, Yellow Water Cruises takes you on a journey through the world famous Yellow Water Billabong. Operating year round, sunrise to sunset, experienced guides give fascinating insights into the abundant aquatic bird and wildlife that inhabit the area. The guides also explain the Bininj people s traditional uses of the flora and fauna, and the rich history of Kakadu s wetlands. Guided Yellow Water Cruise Comprehensive commentary Return transfers from Gagudju Lodge Cooinda Daily from Gagudju Lodge Cooinda 90 minute cruise: 11:30am, 1:15pm, 2:45pm (Apr Oct) 11:30am, 1:15pm (Nov Mar) 2 hour cruise: 6:45am, 9am, 4:30pm (Apr Oct) 6:45am, 4:30pm (Nov Mar) 90 minute cruise: 2 hours after departure 2 hour cruise: 2 hours 30 minutes after departure 90 MINUTE CRUISE 2 HOUR CRUISE Adult $103 $110 Child 4-15 years $78 $88 GAGUDJU LODGE COOINDA GAGCDA 54 ALL PRICES ARE IN NEW ZEALAND DOLLARS AND ARE PER PERSON UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.

55 Top End Cruising Coral Princess Cruises EXPLORING THE NORTHERN TERRITORY Oceanic Discoverer Oceanic Discoverer An unforgettable exploration of the unique and remote Northern Australian coastline that few have experienced. This voyage offers the opportunity for you to explore a land of mystery and intrigue, with fascinating plants and animals found nowhere else in Australia. Retrace Captain James Cook s voyage of discovery and learn of the success and failures of early explorers and settlers. From the Tiwi Islands, Cobourg Peninsula, Arnhem Land, Nhulunbuy to Torres Strait and Thursday Island, Cape York Peninsula and the most northern and pristine areas of the Great Barrier Reef, be fascinated by the diverse cultures of the Aborigines, Torres Strait and Tiwi islanders. With Coral Princess and Oceanic Discoverer limited to just 48 and 72 guests respectively, and an open bridge policy, you will share the knowledge of experienced expedition leaders and guest lecturers. Everyday will be a new experience and with a specially designed excursion boat and zodiac inflatables, visit dramatic river gorges, islands and other remote areas of the Top End. Do as much or as little as you please, the choice is yours with the professional all-australian crew ensuring that your every need is met. Join an expedition that will see you encounter the Top End in complete comfort and style! VESSEL FEATURES: Air-conditioning Sundeck and spa pool Modern lounges and dining room Gift shop Comprehensive reference library CABIN FEATURES: Air-conditioning Ensuite Choice of twin or double beds On board accommodation Landing fees All meals 24 hour tea and barista style coffee Services of expedition staff and guest lectures Shore excursions aboard the unique Xplorer and fleet of Zodiacs 11 NIGHT DARWIN TO CAIRNS CRUISE Day 1: Day 2: Day 3: Day 4: Day 5: Day 6: Day 7: Day 8: Day 9: Day 10: Day 11: Day 12: Depart Darwin Cobourg Peninsula Arnhem Land Coast Wessel Islands Gove Coral Princess - Gove and Horn Island Oceanic Discoverer - Gulf of Carpentaria Thursday Island Forbes Island and Great Barrier Reef Davey Reef and Flinders Group Islands Lizard Island Ribbon Reefs Arrive Cairns OTHER CORAL PRINCESS DESTINATIONS INCLUDE The Kimberley, Great Barrier Reef, Papua New Guinea, New Zealand, Islands of the South Pacific and West Papua. AVAILABLE AT AN EXTRA CHARGE: Bar purchases Phone and fax facilities Internet access (wireless) DEPARTURE INFORMATION: From Cairns at 4pm CORAL PRINCESS OCEANIC DISCOVERER From Darwin at 8am CORAL PRINCESS PRICE PER PERSON CORAL PRINCESS 30 MAR 17 OCT 14 TWIN SHARE SOLE USE Cabin $8832 $13248 Stateroom $10027 $15040 Upper Desk Stateroom $10505 N/A Deluxe Stateroom $10863 N/A OCEANIC DISCOVERER 1 APR 27 OCT 14 TWIN SHARE SOLE USE Main Deck B $10744 $16116 Main Deck A $11102 $16654 Promenade Deck B $11581 $17371 Promenade Deck A $11939 $17909 Bridge Deck $12537 N/A Children: 0 to 14 years adult prices apply. Due to weather, tides or mechanical reasons, the itinerary may be subject to change without notice. CPCCNS PRICES ARE INTENDED AS A GUIDE. PLEASE ASK YOUR TRAVEL AGENT FOR OUR BEST PRICE. 55

56 Car Hire EXPLORING THE NORTHERN TERRITORY Avis PRICES INCLUDE Airport Inclusive Prices also include: Surcharge PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE Standard prices also exclude: Surcharge CONDITIONS All prices are based on a 24 hour rental period (e.g. pick-up 9am the first day; drop off 9am the next day). Any time over the 24 hour period will incur an additional charge. EXCESS An Excess of AUD1,950 applies to drivers of all vehicles, with the exception of Group W, which has an Excess of AUD5,500. Optional Excess Reduction can be purchased direct for an additional fee of AUD19.80 per day, or AUD33 per day for Group W. This fee reduces the Excess to AUD330, or AUD1,100 for Group W. MINIMUM AGE AND LICENCE REQUIREMENTS The minimum age for drivers of vehicle groups A, B, C and D is 21 years. Drivers aged 21 to 24 years inclusive are required to pay a AUD27.50 per day surcharge (to a maximum of AUD192.50), which is payable directly to Avis at the time of rental. For all other vehicle groups, the minimum age for drivers is 25 years. Drivers must hold an open licence and have held that licence for at least 12 months. VEHICLE TYPES Vehicles in particular groups are subject to availability and may vary by location. A similar vehicle to those pictured may be substituted. Not all vehicle types are available at all locations. SECURITY DEPOSIT A credit card imprint is required when you take delivery of your vehicle to cover any additional costs such as petrol, child seats, etc. If you are not paying by credit card, a cash deposit is required and you will need to be Cash Qualified before collecting the vehicle. Why not add Avis to your travel plans and make the most of your holiday by enjoying the flexibility and convenience that an Avis car rental provides. Situated at all major airport and city locations and offering a wide range of late model vehicles to choose from, all at great rates, renting with Avis is sure to make your holiday escape more enjoyable. All Avis vehicles are air-conditioned and come with 24 hour roadside assistance. Plus you get unlimited kilometres in the Northern Territory as well as free maps to help you find your destination. Group A Nissan Micra 5 Door Hatch 1.5L (or similar) Group B Hyundai i20 5 Door Hatch (or similar) Group C Hyundai i30 5 Door Hatch (or similar) Group D Holden Cruze Sedan (or similar) Group E Toyota Camry (or similar) RESTRICTED ACCESS Vehicles may not be driven on the Jim Jim or Twin Falls Roads (Kakadu) or the Gibb River Road (WA). Driving on access roads to Aboriginal communities is not permitted without an approved permit. Group F Holden SV6 Wagon (or similar) Group P Ford Falcon XR6 Sports Sedan (or similar) Group V Kia Grand Carnival (or similar) Group K Mitsubishi Outlander (or similar) Group W Mitsubishi Pajero 4WD (or similar) Overnight Bag Medium Suitcase Large Suitcase PRICE PER CAR PER DAY STANDARD PRICES AIRPORT INCLUSIVE PRICES 1 APR 31 MAY, 1 JUN 30 SEP 14 1 APR 31 MAY 14 1 JUN 30 SEP 14 1 OCT MAR 15 1 OCT MAR GROUP CAR TYPE DAYS DAYS DAYS DAYS DAYS DAYS DAYS DAYS DAYS DAYS DAYS DAYS DAYS DAYS A Nissan Micra 1.5L $98 $90 $86 $116 $108 $98 $122 $112 $106 $143 $134 $122 $124 $114 $108 B Hyundai i20 $100 $92 $87 $118 $109 $99 $124 $115 $109 $147 $135 $123 $127 $116 $110 C Hyundai i30 $102 $96 $90 $123 $116 $104 $127 $120 $111 $153 $143 $130 $128 $121 $112 D Holden Cruze $105 $99 $92 $127 $118 $108 $130 $123 $115 $158 $147 $133 $133 $125 $116 E Toyota Camry $108 $102 $94 $135 $123 $114 $134 $127 $117 $169 $153 $141 $136 $129 $120 F Holden SV6 Wagon $125 $110 $104 $145 $131 $121 $155 $136 $128 $179 $164 $151 $158 $139 $130 P Ford Falcon XR6 $122 $116 $109 $149 $137 $127 $152 $143 $135 $185 $171 $158 $154 $146 $137 V Kia Grand Carnival $145 $127 $120 $167 $152 $140 $180 $158 $149 $208 $189 $173 $183 $160 $152 K Mitsubishi Outlander $190 $173 $152 $222 $202 $179 $235 $215 $189 $275 $250 $222 $240 $219 $191 W Mitsubishi Pajero $228 $212 $189 $262 $241 $218 $284 $263 $235 $325 $299 $270 $289 $268 $239 Airport Inclusive prices are valid for collection of vehicles from airports, Avis Premium locations and Ayers Rock. Other prices for one day rentals. Ask your travel agent for details. Not all Avis locations participate in this program and not all vehicle types are available at all locations. Check with your travel agent at time of booking. 14+ DAYS AVINTD/AVINTA 56 ALL PRICES ARE IN NEW ZEALAND DOLLARS.

57 Campervan Hire Britz Australia Campervan Rentals HI-TOP Manual transmission Air-conditioned driver s cabin Large double and single bed Gas stove Microwave Refrigerator Fold out table VOYAGER Automatic transmission Air-conditioned driver s cabin Two double beds Gas stove Microwave Refrigerator CD player EXPLORING THE NORTHERN TERRITORY Venturer Britz Australia is the largest operator of self drive campervans in Australia. Campervans come equipped with microwave, gas stove, refrigerator, radio, CD player and several models feature a shower and toilet. When you travel Australia with Britz, every road takes you on a new adventure, with 10 branches Australia wide. Branches in the Northern Territory are located in Darwin and Alice Springs. PRICES INCLUDE Unlimited kilometres Vehicle Liability (liability applies) Administration fee Extra driver fees 24/7 customer care helpline Linen and bedding (except 4WD Passenger Car) Outback safety kit (4WD vehicles only) Kitchen kit (cutlery, crockery etc) (except 4WD Passenger Car) General equipment (broom, dust pan etc) (except 4WD Passenger Car) Maps Camping ground guides 10% discount at BIG4 parks powered sites PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE One way fees (if applicable) Fuel Liability Reduction option Security deposit CONDITIONS Minimum age for drivers is 21 years. Minimum rental period is five days for return rentals and seven days for one way rentals, except 20 Dec Jan 15 when the minimum rental period is 10 days. One way rental fees apply. Britz Bonus Pack including nil liability, one way fee, gas bottle and picnic table and chairs available on application. All hires are subject to Britz Australia Campervan and 4WD 2014/15 rental terms and conditions. AREA RESTRICTIONS Driving area restrictions apply to some vehicles. 2WD campervans can only be driven on sealed roads. 4WD vehicles may be driven on recognised unsealed roads. VENTURER Automatic transmission Air-conditioned driver s and main cabin Double bed or two single beds Gas stove Microwave Refrigerator Shower and toilet LCD screen/dvd Barbecue 4WD CHALLENGER Manual transmission Air-conditioned driver s cabin One double and one single bed Gas stove Electric ice box Long range fuel tank Solar heated portable shower SAFARI 4WD Manual transmission Air-conditioned driver s cabin Long range fuel tank Electric ice box 5 man tent Gas bottle CD/Radio EXPLORER Automatic transmission Air-conditioned driver s and main cabin Two double beds Gas stove Microwave Refrigerator Shower and toilet LCD screen/dvd Awning BONUS OFFER Early Bird Offer: 5% discount applies for rentals booked 120 days or more prior to the date of travel. PRICE PER VEHICLE PER CALENDAR DAY VEHICLE TYPE SLEEPS 1 30 APR 14 1 MAY 30 JUN 14 1 JUL 15 AUG AUG 30 SEP OCT 14 1 NOV DEC DEC JAN JAN MAR 15 Hi-Top 2 to 3 $143 $98 $160 $133 $195 $177 $235 $163 Voyager 4 $183 $136 $206 $178 $228 $206 $275 $195 Venturer 2 $180 $158 $240 $195 $286 $218 $314 $257 4WD Passenger Car 5 $252 $263 $349 $349 $293 $275 $263 $235 4WD Safari 5 $252 $263 $349 $349 $293 $275 $263 $235 4WD Challenger 2 $247 $252 $355 $355 $282 $263 $252 $225 Explorer 4 $295 $206 $360 $320 $382 $332 $452 $337 Frontier 6 $314 $234 $406 $350 $439 $362 $482 $378 $100 surcharge applies when picking up or dropping off on public holidays. Reduced prices apply for rentals of 21 days and over. Darwin branch is closed 20 Dec Feb 15. BRIAUS 4WD PASSENGER CAR Manual transmission Air-conditioned driver s cabin Long range fuel tank Fresh water tank FRONTIER Automatic transmission Air-conditioned driver s and main cabin Gas stove Microwave Three double beds Refrigerator Shower and toilet LCD screen/dvd Awning PRICES ARE INTENDED AS A GUIDE. PLEASE ASK YOUR TRAVEL AGENT FOR OUR BEST PRICE. 57

58 Accommodation Index ACCOMMODATION ACCOMODATION INDEX Kuniya Walk, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park PROPERTY PAGE PROPERTY PAGE PROPERTY PAGE Central Australia Alice in the Territory...15 Alice on Todd...16 Aurora Alice Springs...16 Chifley Alice Springs Resort...17 Desert Palms Resort...15 Voyages Emu Walk Apartments, Hawk Dreaming Wilderness Lodge...52 Uluru (Ayers Rock)...25 Hilton Darwin...40 Voyages Outback Pioneer Hotel, Uluru ibis Styles Katherine...49 (Ayers Rock)...25 Mantra on the Esplanade, Darwin...39 Voyages Sails in the Desert Hotel, Uluru (Ayers Rock)...25 Mediterranean All Suite Hotel, Darwin...37 Top End Mount Bundy Station...49 Double Tree by Hilton...16 Glen Helen Resort, West MacDonnell Ranges...17 Heavitree Gap Outback Lodge...15 ibis Styles Alice Springs Oasis...15 Kings Canyon Resort...33 Kings Canyon Wilderness Lodge...34 Lasseters Hotel Casino...17 Longitude 131, Uluru (Ayers Rock)...24 Voyages Ayers Rock Resort...24 Voyages Desert Gardens Hotel, Uluru (Ayers Rock)...25 Adina Apartment Hotel Darwin Waterfront...38 Argus Apartments...38 Aurora Kakadu...52 Best Western Pine Tree Motel, Katherine...49 Cicada Lodge...50 Cullen Bay Resorts...37 Darwin Central Hotel...39 Davidson s Arnhemland Safari Lodge...53 Double Tree by Hilton, Esplanade Darwin...39 Gagudju Crocodile Holiday Inn, Jabiru...53 Gagudju Lodge Cooinda, Kakadu National Park...53 Nitmiluk Chalets...50 Novotel Darwin Atrium...40 Palms City Resort, Darwin...37 Skycity Darwin...40 Travelodge Mirambeena Resort Darwin...38 Value Inn, Darwin...37 Vibe Hotel Darwin Waterfront...38 Wildman Wilderness Lodge, Mary River Region...49 OTHER PROPERTIES AVAILABLE Double Tree by Hilton, Darwin 58

59 Important Booking Conditions Please read these Important Booking Conditions carefully as they apply to all bookings accepted by Air New Zealand Holidays ( Air New Zealand Holidays, we or us ). HOW TO BOOK Contact your travel agent who will request a reservation for you. Any verbal quote given is an estimate only of the price, which will be subject to change until written confirmation of the reservation. All reservations are subject to availability. PRICES AND CONDITIONS Prices in this brochure are valid for travel from 1 April 2014 to 31 March 2015, unless otherwise specified. Prices are in New Zealand Dollars, unless otherwise specified, and include tax where applicable. All prices are subject to availability and can be withdrawn or varied without notice. Prices are provided as a guide only and may vary due to changes in surcharges, fees or taxes or due to currency fluctuations. Please check all prices, conditions and information with your travel agent before booking. 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60 Come and share the Northern Territory with us. Kyle Tour Director Our goal every day is to share Australia and New Zealand with our guests, to bring Australia and New Zealand to life. Our people are warm, friendly, engaged and enthusiastic. We love a laugh and a good story. We celebrate our great characters, and we will show you landscapes and cities that are beautiful beyond belief. With a wide range of Guided Holidays, Short Breaks and Day Tours, we have a travel style to suit every traveller s taste and budget. To book your Air New Zealand Holiday, contact your Air New Zealand Holidays Store. YOUR AIR NEW ZEALAND HOLIDAYS STORE: BOOKINGS AND ENQUIRIES Air New Zealand Holidays Store Air New Zealand Holidays is operated by the Pacific Leisure Group, a joint venture between Air New Zealand and The AOT Group.