Group Cruise Highlights
- Journey aboard Australia's legendary all-inclusive luxury train.
- Travel through the spectacular Red Center and the Australian Outback.
- Signature dining experiences featuring regional cuisine and wines.
- Explore the dramatic Flinders Ranges.
- Cruise through Nitmiluk Gorge in Katherine.
- Discover the iconic outback town of Alice Springs.
- Visit the underground opal capital of Coober Pedy (southbound).
- Scenic rail adventure connecting Adelaide and Darwin.
Cruise Overview
Inclusions
Trip Type:
This Yampu recommended trip add-on may only be booked in conjunction with any of our personalized trips. Your Yampu Tour Consultant will design an itinerary for you according to your available dates, interests and type of hotels. This is your trip and we will work on making it perfect!
Places You'll See
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Alice Springs
Framed by the MacDonnell Ranges and an intense desert landscape, the township of Alice Springs is Australia’s most famous outback town. Afghan cameleers, flying doctors, outback explorers, a rich cast of characters and the towns isolation has lead to the creation of an unrivalled community identity and a wealth of interesting events and sights. The desert climate and landscape of “the Alice” allows for a variety of adventurous activities including quad and mountain-bike riding, trekking along the Larapinta Trail, four-wheel driving, bush camping and swimming in lush waterholes. Alive with culture and Aboriginal art, the pedestrian-only Todd Mall gives a sneak peek into the traditions and stories of the Arrernte people with water colours of desert landscapes and dot paintings of the seasons.
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Darwin
Darwin has a relaxed outdoor lifestyle and enjoys warm weather all year round. Perched on a peninsula with sea on three sides, Darwin is an excellent base to explore the natural attractions of World Heritage listed Kakadu National Park, Litchfield and Nitmiluk National Parks, the Tiwi Islands and Arnhem Land. Darwin’s colourful history has contributed to its cultural diversity – more than 50 nationalities make up its 100,000 population, including the area’s traditional landowners, the Larrakia Aboriginal people. The cultural and culinary benefits of such a melting pot are best experienced at Darwin’s weekly markets, variety of restaurants and through the annual calendar of festivals and other events.
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Adelaide
South Australia’s capital blends colonial architecture, vibrant markets, acclaimed restaurants, and nearby wine regions. It offers a relaxed, culturally rich atmosphere and serves as the gateway to Australia’s rail journeys. -
Clare Valley
One of Australia’s oldest wine regions, Clare Valley is known for boutique wineries, rolling vineyards, charming villages, and exceptional Riesling. The region delivers an authentic gourmet experience in beautiful countryside. -
Flinders Ranges
Among Australia’s oldest mountain landscapes, the Flinders Ranges feature rugged peaks, dramatic gorges, Aboriginal cultural heritage, and abundant wildlife. Its scenery creates one of the country’s most memorable natural experiences. -
Marla
Located deep in the South Australian Outback, Marla offers an authentic glimpse into remote Australia. The desert setting provides striking sunrise views across red landscapes. -
Katherine
Gateway to Nitmiluk National Park, Katherine is known for sandstone gorges, Indigenous culture, waterfalls, and scenic river cruises. The region showcases the tropical beauty of Australia’s Top End. -
Coober Pedy
Known as the world’s opal capital, Coober Pedy is famous for its underground homes, churches, and hotels, as well as its mining heritage. Its desert landscape makes it one of Australia’s most unique destinations.
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