The North West region of Australia has some of the most fascinating and remote scenery in all of Australia. Rich in colour and untouched beauty, this itinerary will show you the side of Australia that most don’t get to see. The Northern Territory and Western Australia have indigenous culture, wildlife, gorges, diamonds, swamps, lakes and National Parklands which represent the true Australian Outback. Go beyond the tourist routes to the real authenticity of Australia and its wilderness in luxury and style.
Experience the heart of Australia and its untamed regions of the North West
See some of the best marine life in Australia can be found when staying at Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef. The World Heritage Area of the Ningaloo Coast provides one of Australia’s great marine experiences, whilst the limestone backdrop of the Cape Range hides deep gorges of spectacular beauty.
The coral reef is literally on your doorstep and our guides love showing you their backyard; home to over 500 species of fish, 250 coral species and 600 species of mollusc. Ningaloo is known as one of the best places on earth to see and swim with whale sharks and manta rays. It is also a major breeding area for hawksbill, green and loggerhead turtles, which are seen daily at camp.
Kakadu National Park is the unforgettable Australian experience. An opportunity to go beyond simple tourism to witness one of the world’s great nature reserves, listed as a World Heritage Area for both its cultural and natural heritage. Here you will discover Australia’s 50,000 year Indigenous heritage through Kakadu’s rich natural rock art galleries.
In the heart of Australia for the red fiery colours of the desert outback, delve into the foundation of the Anangu culture and explore this irresistible land and their dreamtime stories. Wonder at their rock art cave drawings, and see why the largest monolith rock in the world, Uluru, and Kata Tjuta are so sacred to them.
Welcome to Sydney, one of the most vibrant and panoramic cities in the world. Your private tour of Sydney explores the most symbolic locations in Sydney; the Historic Rocks, Circular Quay, Macquarie’s Chair, Darling Harbour and of course the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge followed by an afternoon tea with an incredible 2 hour luxury charter cruise on the world’s most beautiful harbour.
If you’re looking for that ultimate Sydney dining experience, then flying on a seaplane out to Jonah’s for lunch is the way to go. Enjoy a three-course lunch in the famous Jonah’s restaurant and be mesmerised by views over spectacular beaches, and the Sydney Harbour circuit in front of the Harbour Bridge and Opera House – amazing!
Visit Perth, Australia’s sunniest capital in a city tour and close by beaches by the Indian Ocean. Then travel along the coast and to Fremantle, which oozes heritage and cosmopolitan culture.
Staying at the luxury camping site of Longitude 131 includes a total outback experience complete with all meals, beverages and an exquisite touring package with likeminded guests.
Surrounded by an exotic landscape of wild palms and twisting trees Bamurru Plains is the perfect spot from which to explore the mysteries and magnificence of this ancient Aboriginal land. The 'Wild Bush Luxury' concept brings a uniquely Australian style to your stay while enjoying an abundance of wildlife unique to the area.
The Homestead at El Questro is an exclusive retreat situated atop the Chamberlain Gorge. The resort accommodation features magnificent panoramic views of the Chamberlain Gorge and river systems from sunrise to sunset.
Sal Salis is a remote, beach-side safari camp nestled in the dunes of Cape Range National Park, on the shores of Ningaloo Reef. With just sixteen eco-luxe wilderness tents you will share this striking location, and one of Australia’s best kept natural secrets.
Bamurru Plains has unique wildlife from the tiniest of birds to the biggest of buffalos. The wildlife on show in this wilderness is some of the most impressive in Australia. Watch hundreds of birds take flight, or slowly cruise down the Sampan River watching for silver flashes of fish breaking the surface, all sorts of creatures move in the grass, including those big saltwater crocodiles. On guided walks and drives search for brumbies, buffalo, dingos and wallabies or pause to consider an intriguing reptile or the adaptations of a particular insect.
When staying at Sal Salis, you will not only have access to the best marine life in Australia at Ningaloo Reef, and swim with whale sharks, but the Cape Range National Park allows excellent wildlife and bird life viewing. Red kangaroos, wallaroos, rock wallabies and Gould’s goannas are regularly sighted along with many of the 100 bird species that exist in this area. For seasoned birders, fairy wrens, zebra finches, honeyeaters, reef herons and ospreys can all be found either in or close to the camp.
This itinerary explores the untamed Northern Territory and Western Australia.
Sydney is Australia's largest and most famous city. It's home to beautiful beaches, iconic buildings, historic landmarks, award-winning restaurants, and a vibrant culture. From the breathtaking views of Sydney Harbour to the serene tranquillity of Hyde Park, Sydney has something for everyone.
World Heritage-listed Uluru is one of Australia’s most iconic symbols. Located in the heart of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park in Australia’s Red Centre, Uluru is an ancient landscape, rich in Australian indigenous culture and spirituality. There are many ways to experience the majesty of Uluru and the beauty of this unique desert landscape.
Cascading waterfalls, rugged escarpments, aboriginal rock art, giant crocodiles and exotic bird life. Kakadu National Park will change how you see the world. Experience the magic of this ancient land which is only a few hours from Darwin, and very close to Arnhemland, Katherine and Litchfield.
At just over 700,000 acres in size, El Questro is located in Western Australia’s untamed Kimberley region and extends for approximately 80 kilometres into its heart, most of which has never been explored. You will enjoy activities including barramundi fishing, horse trekking, or exploring remote areas by helicopter that only a select few have ever seen.
The World Heritage listed Ningaloo Reef is one of the longest fringing coral reefs in the world.
Unlike most coral reefs, the Ningaloo Reef runs within very close proximity to the shoreline. In most places along the reef's 300km length, coral gardens brimming with brightly coloured tropical fish lie mere footsteps from the beach. This makes the Ningaloo Reef Australia's easiest access coral reef experience.
Start the day with a refreshing swim in a nearby beach and end the day with a fabulous glass of wine and locally sourced produce. This is part of everyday in Margaret River. In between you can walk amongst tall-timber forests, explore the serenity of ancient caves and so much more.
Want to enjoy the beach lifestyle, relax in natural bushland, sample world-class local wines and watch an ocean sunset all within 30 minutes of a city? That’s just another day in WA when you come to Perth and explore the surrounding attractions such as Rottnest Island where the friendliest marsupial, the quokka, can be found.
Sydney, Uluru, Kakadu, El Questro, Ningaloo Reef, Margaret River & Perth
The Four Seasons Sydney is the ideal starting point to get acclimatised to the wonderful Australian locals. A private tour of Sydney, a chartered Sydney Harbour Cruise, and a seaplane dining adventure is a wonderful welcome to Australia. Head north to Uluru to witness some of the most amazing, fiery sunrises and sunsets in the world. Discover the desert aboriginals and their Dreamtime through their art and stories while staying at the unqiue Longitude 131.
At the Top End of Australia, experience Bush Luxury at its best at Bamurru Plains. Meet an abundance of wildlife at your doorstep and nearby Kakadu and Arnhemland offer ancient Aboriginal art and Dreamtime to explore.
Stay at The Homestead at El Questio National Park. The landscape offers outstanding diversity – from rugged sandstone ranges and broad tidal flats, to rainforest pockets, gorges and permanent waterfalls.
Down to the water’s edge to the West Coast of Australia to Australia’s uncommercial Ningaloo Reef where you can swim with Whale Sharks during your stay at Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef. Stay in luxury eco-tents just 50m from the ocean, hike rugged limestone ranges, and see breathtaking deep canyons and 50km of pristine beaches.
Then off to the wine region of the Margaret Valley and stay at the charming Cape Lodge. Let your taste buds guide you into the local vineyards and fresh produce of the region.
Finish your journey back in Perth and discover why it is called the sunniest capital in Australia!
