21 days in World Heritage National Parks on the East Coast and Red Centre
Sydney, rainforests, and Red Centre including MacDonnell Ranges, Kings Canyon, Uluru und
Kata Tjuta
Trekking in remote and untouched wilderness in two outstanding World Heritage National Parks of Gondwana Rainforests
Trekkingon selected sections of the famous Larapinta Trail
Climb of Mt Sonder
The symbols of the outback - Uluru, Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon
Cosmopolitan Sydney and historical country towns
Days 1 + 2 Sydney
Day 15 Flight Sydney- Coffs Harbour
Day 16 - 21 Gondwana Rainforests
Day 3 Flight to Alice Springs - Western MacDonnell Ranges
Days 3 - 12 Trekking Larapinta Trail, climb Mt Sonder and visit the symbols of the outback: Uluru, Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon
World Heritage Parks New England and Dorrigo
to Brisbane 400 km
Bellingen
Sydney
Coffs Harbour
After 2 days in Sydney, we leave the city for the "red heart" of the continent. For 4 days we walk on some of the best sections of the Larapinta Trail in the centre of the western MacDonnell Ranges. We walk from one watering point to the next, between 15 and 20 km a day. Click to view some fotos. Luggage transport with vehicle.
At the end of the trail we climb Mt Sonder, which offers awesome 360 degree views. In Watarrka National Park, we walk from Kings Canyon to an Aboriginal Community where we camp for the next 2 nights. Time to relax and refresh at picturesque waterholes. Maybe our hosts take us on a walk, teaching us about how they have lived from the land for tens of thousands of years. After a visit to Uluru and Kata Tjuta, we fly via Sydney to Coffs Harbour. We spend the next few days exploring the "green outback": the ancient Gondwana Rainforests. Since this area is little known and developed despite its World Heritage status, we will have the walking tracks mostly to ourselves.
We conclude the tour with a few days in a National Park on the subtropical coast.
