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Australian Wilderness & Outback Journeys
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Greatest Rail Journeys in Australia
A luxury holiday of a life time on one of the great Australian rail journeys. Rail & Sail, Reef & Rail, Outback & Rail...
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There are very few global journeys hailed as a national treasure. Travelling on The Ghan is one.
Over four magical days, treat yourself to the ultimate outback experience aboard The Ghan Expedition, one of the world’s great train journeys between Darwin and Adelaide. With a history dating back over 90 years to the first Afghan-Australian cameleers, this legendary train evokes a frontier spirit, a romantic connection to the land, and travelling on it creates a moving and unforgettable life experience.
Throughout your 2979-kilometre journey, you will visit some of the most remote and captivating parts of Australia in style and comfort, with unique Off Train Excursions to suit every fitness level. In Katherine, explore the spectacular sandstone country of Nitmiluk (Katherine) Gorge on a guided cruise, or get a taste of life on an authentic cattle station. In Alice Springs, discover the Red Centre your way with a tour of the town, a guided walk to Simpsons Gap or a visit to The Alice Springs Desert Park, where you can get up close to native wildlife. You may choose to elevate your experience with a scenic helicopter to Uluru, the beating heart of Australia. Or, you may embrace the colourful history The Ghan with a guided camel trek through the desert. Crossing the border into South Australia, venture into the weird and wonderful opal mining township of Coober Pedy, where more than half of the residents live underground. You’ll arrive into Adelaide having completed one of the world’s great travel experiences.
You’ll stay in a private cabin onboard The Ghan, either a Gold Single or Gold Twin. The Gold Single features a bed that converts to a seat by day with shared shower/toilet facilities located at the end of the carriage, while the Gold Twin features a upper and lower berths that convert to a three seater lounge by day with a private ensuite. Your cabin is the perfect place to relax and recharge before heading for the lounge or dining carriage. Amenities include power outlets and in-cabin music channels and journey audio commentary.
This once-in-a-lifetime journey includes 3-nights’ accommodation onboard the Ghan. You’ll enjoy all-inclusive dining in the Queen Adelaide Restaurant, with a gourmet regionally inspired menu paired with fine wine and beverages. You’ll also enjoy access to the Outback Explorer Lounge for beverages and socialising. At each stop, you’ll choose from a range of unique Off Train Excursions to suit every fitness level. Luggage allowance is 60 kilograms per guest.
Experience the outback rail journey of a lifetime onboard The Ghan, with this all-inclusive 4-day package from Darwin to Adelaide. This adventure and romance of this incredible journey will take your breath away.
Departs Darwin on Wednesdays (Apr - Oct)
Cabin Upgrade: The price is based on Gold Twin. Upgrade to Gold Superior and Platinum Service is available at an additional cost. Please contact us to book cabin upgrade.
Solo Travel: For solo traveller, Gold Single is available onboard The Ghan. Please contact us to book Gold Single. Please contact us to book.
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Discover Western Australia’s wild South Coast and experience Albany’s premier day walk - Torndirrup’s Bald Head Walk, two spectacular National Parks (Torndirrup and William Bay), and lunch at one of Denmark’s best wineries, with this incredible 3-day package.
Commencing from Perth or Albany Airport, set out to uncover the magic of the ‘Rainbow Coast’, the South Coast of Western Australia. One of the most beautiful places on Earth, this coast includes Albany, Denmark and Walpole, where you will find pristine beaches, rocky coastline and ancient Karri and Tingle forests that will draw you back to nature.
Over 3-days, delve deep into the Torndirrup and William Bay National Parks and take on the region’s best walks with your very own private guide. Part of the long distance Bibbulmun Track, Torndirrup’s Bald Head Walk is known as one of Australia’s best day walks for its vibrant rock formations, wild clifftop and Southern Ocean views. Meanwhile, William Bay’s Greens Pool is regular included in Australia’s best beaches lists. You will also visit The Valley of the Giants Tree-top Walk for the ultimate bird’s eye view of the forest canopy.
At the end of each walk, you will be treated to some of the region’s best culinary experiences. Enjoy cheese and bubbles at the Bibbulmun Track lookout and a sumptuous 4-course lunch with matched wines at the award-winning Pepper & Salt Restaurant. You will also enjoy a complimentary wine tasting at Forest Hill Estate Cellar door.
This incredible 3-day package includes 2-nights’ accommodation at the luxurious Beach House at Bayside in a King Balcony Room on a twin share basis. Complimentary breakfast, afternoon tea and port and chocolates in the evening are included with your stay, along with complimentary transfer to town in the evening if you would like to dine out.
Walk into luxury in Western Australia’s South West, with this 3-day package that showcases the best of the Albany Coast. This package is perfect for couples and small groups wanting to combine 5-star trails with 5-star accommodation, food and wine.
Perched alongside the striking turquoise waters of the Waikato River, discover the iconic Huka Lodge, widely regarded as one of the top retreats in the world. With luxury accommodation, immaculate interiors, delectable food and wine as well as first class service, Huka Lodge offers an escape with total serenity and privacy, immersed in the unique and awe-inspiring scenery of New Zealand’s North Island. Huka Lodge is located close to the township of Taupo, and takes advantage of a gentle climate and spectacular scenery. Snow-capped volcanic mountain peaks, lush wilderness, crystal-clear lakes and streams surround this haven of understated elegance.
* The accommodation rating and pricing is a guide only, reviewed by Onlyluxe Travel Experts. Please note that pricing can change at any time. Please contact us for exact pricing and more information.
Challenge yourself to The High Atlas Mountains and Mount Toubkal on this adventurous guided trek for experienced hikers.
Trek the village of Imlil along footpaths and mule tracks to other villages, which are scattered through the lush, irrigated terraces, apple orchards and walnut groves. You'll have unique opportunity to have a glimpse into a way of life that has barely changed for centuries and their traditional values and hospitality have been largely unaffected by the outside world.
Then spend two days to climb Jbel Toubkal (4,167m) and you'll have a wonderful sense of achievement on climbing North Africa's highest peak.
The tour provides a personal mountain guide who will be with you for the duration of the tour to help you with planning treks. You can choose to walk as little or as much as you like!
You will stay in luxury accommodation at the Kasbah du Toubkal in the trailhead village of Imlil, and also the trekking lodge in the remote Azzaden Valley where peace and tranquility prevail. The Toubkal summit part of the trip will entail staying at base camp in a mountain hut.
All trekking is fully supported with a mule and muleteer to carry your luggage whenever required, freeing you to enjoy the scenery and focus on achieving your goal.
Hike the High Atlas Mountains and summit Toubkal in style and be rewarded with spectacular views across the Atlas and beyond to the Sahara from the summit of Mt Toubkal.
Departure Dates: Depart daily on request from April to October. Outside this period a winter ascent may be possible subject to relevant experience and weather conditions.
Walk the Great Ocean on this three day long weekend escape. Unwine on the coastal trails of the Great Ocean Road and the Great Otways National Park, one of Australia's most epic coastlines. Indulge your senses on the ever-changing terrain and dedicated walking tracks ending at the iconic Twelve Apostles, knowing foot spas, wine by the outdoor fire pit and long table dinners at nightfall with your fellow walkers awaits at the day’s end.
Just two and a half hours from Melbourne, you can be in remote wilderness and tick off a world walking icon on the Great Ocean Walk. In three days and over 32km, marvel at the rugged coastline, ever-changing terrain, and dedicated walking trails, ending at the iconic Twelve Apostles. Great Ocean Twelve Apostles Walk highlights the best and most remote sections of the trail known as the Great Ocean Walk. Explore marine sanctuaries, wild coastal walks, old-growth rainforests and beaches that are as remote as they are empty.
Accompanied by guides who are committed to providing you the best Australian walking experience, you will be safely escorted along the trail, hearing stories of shipwrecks and adventure while facing the wild Southern Ocean head on. The team is complemented by an onsite chef, showcasing fabulous regional food and, of course, some of Victoria's best wines. On the final day, walk into the Twelve Apostles - one of Australia's coastal icons.
Unique to Great Ocean Twelve Apostles Walk is the exclusive hiking lodge, built to be your home away from home. Relax for two nights at our hiker-only eco lodge with ensuite bathrooms. Great Ocean Twelve Apostles Walk allows only ten guests at a time to experience this unique Advanced Eco-Certified journey, purposely limited to ensure sustainable trail use and exclusive guest experiences.
Delve into the beating heart of an ancient trail that weaves through Japan’s history and present — the Nakahechi segment of the Kumano Kodo. For 6 days, navigate its diverse wonders and conquer challenges, including traversing the Kogumotori-goe and the formidable Ogomotori-goe passes. Embark on a journey from mountain peaks to the serene sea, encountering the captivating Kumano Nachi Taisha and the thundering Nachi Falls.
Set off on an awe-inspiring journey, starting from Shin-Osaka or Kyoto, bound for Kii-Tanabe, the gateway to Kumano Kodo. Your conquest of Nakahechi begins at Takijiri-oji, leading you through mist-kissed Takahara, into the embrace of forested mountains en route to Chikatsuyu, and onwards to the tranquil Tsugizakura-oji. Walk from Hosshinmon-oji to Kumano Hongu Taisha, one of the Grand shrines of Kumano, surrounded by breathtaking nature. Relax with a dip in a rejuvenating hot spring at your lovely accommodation to soothe your tired muscles. Hike the Kogumotori-goe and descend to the tiny village of Koguchi. Brave the challenging Ogumotori-goe Pass, leading to the famous Kumano Nachi Taisha and Nachi Falls. End your journey exploring Katsuura Fish Market, witnessing lively tuna auctions, and savouring oceanic delights before travelling back to Kyoto or Osaka.
Seek refuge in thoughtfully selected accommodations for a serene escape. Absorb tranquil atmospheres amidst enchanting panoramas. Indulge in the soothing embrace of traditional Japanese hot springs and savour the enchanting flavours of the freshest seasonal cuisine sourced from the Pacific Ocean.
This adventure includes 5 nights of accommodation on a twin-share basis. A trip perfectly planned with engaging tour activities to discover the region at a leisurely pace. Daily luggage transfer is included and guests only need to carry a day pack for walking.
Grab the perfect opportunity to explore, conquer, and immerse yourself in the timeless allure of the Kumano Kodo. Heed the call of discovery and experience the past of Old Japan on this 6-day adventure.
Note: Bus and train tickets are not included. You can use vending machines to purchase. Estimated total cost for the bus tickets during the tour is 5,400 yen per person.
When planning to head truly remote ‑ away from even the main walking trails ‑ camels are the perfect travelling companions in the outback. Carrying your food, water and swags on a traditional pack saddle, these ships of the desert, many of which featured in the movie 'Tracks' by Robin Davidson, will allow you to gain a real sense of isolation as you absorb the beauty of the natural surroundings in this wild part of Australia that is home to Lake Frome and Wilpena Pound. Appreciate the bird life, yellow footed wallabies, flora, station and old lead mine ruins and remnants as you travel along dry creek beds, through rugged plains country and past sheer rock faces and large gorges that are generally not accessible to travellers and locals alike. At night, your expert local guide will share his astronomy knowledge as you star gaze up at the dark night sky. During this camel supported walk there is no vehicle support with one camel saddled for riding should guests wish to experience this as part of their adventure
Three days, three national parks for coastal, wilderness and alpine experiences. Explore the best of the Tasman region on foot with a private guide and relax at the award-winning luxury accommodation Te Koi Lodge n a tranquil natural coastal garden setting with wonderful water and mountain views. Enjoy 3-course table d’hote dinner with wine pairing overlooking the Waimea Estuary. This is ultimate luxury walking experiences for discerning travellers.
Using Te Koi Lodge as the base for your nature adventure, you walk the world famous Abel Tasman Coast Track, classed as one of 10 'New Zealand Great Walks'. The Abel Tasman National Park is New Zealand's only coastal national park. Inviting sandy beaches fill the spaces between trees and tide line. Crystal clear streams tumble down mossy valleys to join the ocean. Granite and marble formations fringe the headlands, which are cloaked in regenerating native forest.
Nelson Lakes National Park comprises over 100,000 hectares of enchanting alpine landscape. Rugged peaks, beech forests, valleys, isolated glacial lakes and craggy peaks are breathtaking. The region is also home to native Bellbirds and Kaka among many others.
As New Zealand's second largest national park, Kahurangi National Park covers most of the north western corner of the South Island and its name means 'treasured possession’ in Maori language. It has diverse virgin forests, alpine flora, wild rivers and a wide array of landforms. It is home to over half of New Zealand's 2400 native plant species.
Farewell your natural tracks and return to your luxury accommodation Te Koi Lodge, serviced with pre-dinner drinks and Hors d'Oeuvres followed by a fine 3-course table d’hote dinner; each course wine matched with quality New Zealand wines. The meals are made fresh from the extensive garden with home made produce, local quality meats and fresh seasonal seafood.
This is a lodge based walk and privately guided by an experienced local guide. You can discover the best of Tasman region in style, with more time for you to relax or immerse yourself in the nature.
The walk is all inclusive with fine food prepared for you. You don’t need to carry heavy packs during your walk as it’s a lodge based walking tour.
A bucket list walking experience not to be missed!
*Group discount is available.
Experience Australia’s greatest river, The Murray in South Australia. Over 4 exhilarating days, explore its red-gum forests and wetlands on foot and by boat encountering wildlife, waterbirds and spectacular cliffs while discovering the stories of this ancient landscape. Dine and relax each night on floating houseboat accommodation.
The Murray River lies within the internationally recognised Riverland Ramsar Wetland of International Importance in South Australia. A combination of guided walking and peaceful cruising immerses you in this unique landscape, exploring the rich river heritage including Aboriginal culture, pastoralism and the intricate network of paddle-steamers, locks and weirs that operate within this fascinating river system. This is a wildlife spotters paradise, the wetlands area is renowned for its water birds, the endangered Southern bell frog and the handsome Regent parrot. Encounters with Red and Grey Kangaroos, emus, black swans and pelicans are a regular occurrence on the Murray River and 179 bird species have been recorded, including the elusive Red-capped Robin and mischievous Fairywrens.
All water transfers and the Day 4 return cruise from Bunyip Reach cliffs to Renmark are on a 12-seater catamaran cruiser which your guides will expertly navigate through more than 70km of tranquil waterways. At the end of each day's walking, you will be greeted with a beverage at the campfire before a 3-course dinner and a restful night in the comfort of a double room with superb river views on board your floating houseboat accommodation.
As well as all guided walking and cruising, your tour includes 3 nights' accommodation on board modern houseboat accommodation, all meals, Riverland roasted coffee and local chocolate.
A highly enjoyable and memorable way to learn about a complex ecosystem. Your highly knowledgeable and experienced guides will inspire you with their passion for the region, leaving you with memories of a beautiful and diverse wetland landscape.
Dates or itinerary don't fit? We are specialising in bespoke "tailor-made" luxury or private journeys to Red Centre. Please contact us for a "tailor-made" itinerary for your perfect adventure.
This tour is eligible to earn ONLYLUXE reward points
Step aboard the luxurious Galaxy Sirius, where intimacy meets elegance on an unforgettable journey through the enchanting Galápagos Islands. This exquisite vessel, accommodating just 16 guests in 9 plush cabins, ensures personalised service and a serene atmosphere. With modern amenities, including Wi-Fi and a dedicated crew of 9 alongside 2 bilingual naturalist guides, you'll experience unparalleled luxury as you explore pristine landscapes and encounter captivating wildlife on this once-in-a-lifetime adventure.