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 Cape York Tagalong Adventure

14 Day / 14 Night - $5,990 per vehicle

Embark on the ultimate journey to the very tip of Australia! Our Cape York Tagalong Tour is a 14-day, 14-night adventure designed for explorers who want to experience the rugged beauty, rich history, and unforgettable landscapes of Far North Queensland.

Highlights of the Journey

• Day 1: Port Douglas to Lions Den via the amazing Cape Tribulation.
• Day 2: Lions Dent to Laura Hotel
• Day 3: Laura Hotel to Coen
• Day 4: Coen to Branwell
• Day 5: Branwell to Elliot Falls via sightseeing of the famous Gunshot and Fruit Bat Falls
• Day 6: Fuit Bat Falls to Loyalty Beach this is when we cross on the famous Jardine River Ferry
• Day 7: Loyalty Beach to the Tip
• Day 8: At Leisure you have the ability to travel to the islands, get a fishing charter or Helicopter ride from Loyalty Beach
• Day 9: Visit the WW2 Relics
• Day 10: Rest Day
• Day 11: Loyalty Beach to Branwell
• Day 12: Branwell to Archer River
• Day 13: Archer River to Laura Hotel
• Day 14: Laura Hotel to Port Douglas

Itineraries are subject to change if required.

What's Included:

• Experienced trip leader with first aid and communication equipment

• National Park access fees and Jardine River ferry

• Supportive convoy environment for all skill levels

What to Bring:

• Self-catered meals and camping gear

• Optional side tours (e.g., Thursday Island ferry/fishing charter/Helicopter Ride)

Whether you're a seasoned 4WDer or a first-time adventurer, this Cape York Tagalong Tour offers the perfect blend of challenge, comfort, and camaraderie. Join us for the journey of a lifetime—from rainforest to red dirt, waterfalls to war history, and all the magic in between, making it a highlight of your Cape Yourk Tagalong Adventure.

Victorian High Country Tagalong Adventure

5 Days / 4 Nights — $1,790 per vehicle

Embark on a thrilling 4WD adventure tour through Victoria’s legendary High Country tracks, where confidence and camaraderie await. This fully guided tagalong journey combines rugged 4WD excitement, historic huts, scenic alpine valleys, and iconic pubs into one unforgettable experience. Drive your own vehicle, camp under the stars, and connect with fellow adventurers on this remarkable High Country tagalong adventure.

Highlights of the Journey

• Day 1: Mansfield → The Hideout

Kick off your journey with breathtaking alpine views, and visit the famous Craig's Hut, known from the movie The Man From Snowy River. Spend the night with stories from Charlie Lovick a sixth generation Cattleman and the Master of Horse from The Man From Snowy River movies.

• Day 2: The Hideout → Lovick's Hut

Traverse remote valleys and arrive visit legendary Frys Hut and Lovick's Hut, rich in history and surrounded by pristine wilderness.

• Day 3: Lovick's Hut → Dargo Hotel

Tackle iconic tracks and visit King Billy track and Howitt Hut before treating yourself to a hearty meal and engaging stories at the well-known Dargo Hotel.

• Day 4: Dargo Hotel → Licola

Wind through picturesque mountain passes to discover the High Country and its hidden gems.

• Day 5: Licola → Mansfield

Conclude your adventure with a spectacular drive into Jamieson and discover the amazing countryside before finishing at Mansfield.

Itineraries are subject to change if required.

What’s Included:

• Experienced trip leader equipped with recovery gear, first aid, and communication tools

• All camping and permit fees

• Supportive convoy environment—perfect for intermediate 4WDers

What to Bring:

• Self-catered meals and camping gear

• 4WD with low range, good clearance, and all-terrain tyres

• UHF radio, 20L water per person

Simpson Desert, Oodnadatta Track & Flinders Ranges

12 Days / 11 Nights — $5,150 per vehicle

  Experience one of Australia’s most iconic remote journeys — crossing the Simpson Desert, rolling down the legendary Oodnadatta Track, and skirting the ancient Flinders Ranges before finishing on the banks of the Murray River at Renmark. This is a bucket‑list expedition designed for travellers who want real outback adventure with expert guidance, safety, and camaraderie.

Highlights of the Journey

Day 2 – Birdsville → Big Red → Eyre Creek (Camp)

Visit the Birdsville Bakery, conquer Big Red, and follow the QAA Line to Eyre Creek Crossing.

Day 3 – Eyre Creek → Poeppel Corner (Camp)

Travel across salt pans and dunes to Poeppel Corner — the tri‑state border of QLD, SA, and NT.

Day 4 – Poeppel Corner → Purni Bore (Camp)

Follow the French Line to Purni Bore, where near‑boiling water rises from the earth and wildlife thrives.

Day 5 – Purni Bore → Dalhousie Springs → Mt Dare (Camp)

Enjoy a soak in Dalhousie Hot Springs before heading to Mt Dare Hotel for a great meal and cold beer.

Day 6 – Mt Dare → Lambert Centre → Kulgera → Marla (Camp)

Cross into the NT, pass through Finke, visit Lambert’s Geographical Centre of Australia, then roll down the Stuart Highway to Marla Roadhouse.

Day 7 – Marla → Oodnadatta (Camp)

Begin the Oodnadatta Track. Optional Painted Desert side trip (160 km return).

Day 8 – Oodnadatta → Algebuckina Bridge → William Creek (Camp)

Visit the 600‑m Algebuckina Bridge before arriving at the iconic William Creek Hotel.

Day 9 – William Creek → Coward Springs → Lake Eyre → Marree (Camp)

Coffee and date treats at Coward Springs, Lake Eyre South lookout, then overnight at Marree Hotel.

Day 10 – Marree → Farina → Prairie Hotel → Merna Mora Station (Camp)

Visit the Farina Underground Bakery (seasonal), enjoy lunch at the Prairie Hotel, then settle in at Merna Mora Station for sunset snacks.

Day 11 – Merna Mora → Flinders Ranges 4WD Track → Hawker → Jamestown (Camp)

Choose between the Bunbinyunna or Heritage 4WD trail — both offering stunning Flinders Ranges scenery. Lunch in Hawker, then onward to Jamestown.

Day 12 – Jamestown → Morgan → Renmark (Tour Ends)

Cross the Murray River by barge at Morgan and follow the river to Renmark. Optional stay at Echo Holiday Park.

Itineraries are subject to change if required.

What’s Included:

• Experienced trip leader equipped with recovery gear, first aid, and communication tools

• All camping and permit fees

• Supportive convoy environment—perfect for intermediate 4WDers

What to Bring:

• Self-catered meals and camping gear

• 4WD with low range, good clearance, and all-terrain tyres

• UHF radio, 20L water per person