One month moving through southern Australia and Tasmania. Solo travellers who travel together. Designed for people with time, curiosity, and zero interest in tours or packages.
Wine regions that rival France but nobody's heard of them. Red earth at Uluru and a night sky that's a destination of its own. Laneways, galleries and street art in Melbourne. A ferry across Bass Strait to an island with a gorge, a mountain and not much noise.
One day a week is planned together: a horseback ride through vineyards, a sunrise camel ride at Uluru, an easy hike and picnic outside Melbourne, a forage and lunch with an Aboriginal guide in Tasmania. The rest of the time you shape your own days and tell everyone about it later.
This trip works for you if
You want adventure travel through Australia beyond Sydney, are happy on domestic flights as you are on a long road trip or a night ferry, find joy not boredom in small wine towns, and approach Australian heat with curiosity. The average age on our trips is 65. Most people are done with work or taking a break from it, and treating this like the gap year they never had.
Highlights
- A road trip into the Outback – Adelaide to Uluru through the Flinders Ranges, with nights in Coober Pedy, an opal-mining town where most people live underground
- Sunrise camel ride at Uluru – the base walk, Kata Tjuta and a night sky like nowhere else
And so much more over the course of your 1 month adventure.
