Pittwater Life February 2018 Issue

Travel Life
Travel Life
Top End tours top-shelf for memories
The Northern Territory
is home to a land of
contrasts, from the Red
Centre’s majestic natural
wonders to the Top End’s
vibrant floodplains and
hidden waterfalls.
A visit the heartland of Australia
will reveal traditional
Indigenous culture, where
you can view beautiful rock
art dating back thousands of
years, sample delicious and
authentic bush tucker and
hear stories of the land and
‘Dreamtime’.
TravelView’s Sharon Godden
says when you explore Australia’s
Top End with Inspiring
Journeys’ ‘Kakadu’s Ancient
Secrets’ tour you will discover
another side of the Outback –
a land of untamed wilderness,
winding rivers, lush wetlands
and spectacular wildlife.
“Begin your five-day journey
exploring serene Litchfield
National Park, where you can
swim in the secluded pools
of Wangi and Florence Falls,”
Sharon said. “Spot beautiful
birds and awe-inspiring
saltwater crocodiles with a
morning safari cruise on the
Mary River. Take in spectacular
views of Kakadu National
Park from Gunlom Falls and
marvel at the iconic sights
of Katherine River’s gorges
and canyons. Be immersed
in Australia’s heritage at the
rock art galleries of Ubirr and
Nourlangie and learn traditional
Indigenous painting
techniques.
“With Inspiring Journeys,
you will delight in the
benefits of boutique travel.
Unwind in distinctive eco-
lodges, enjoy the comfort
of luxury 4WD vehicles and
relax as our experts provide
authentic experiences that
create moments to last a
lifetime.”
Sharon added Inspiring Journeys’
‘Outback Australia: The
Colour of Red’ brings to life
Australia’s sacred heartland.
“Throughout this five-day
outback adventure you will
explore the Red Centre’s
most iconic sites while enjoying
touches of luxury and
immersive experiences, from
stylish accommodation and
4WD vehicles to distinctive
meals that capture the essence
of a destination,” she
said.
“You’ll be mesmerised by
the magic of a Red Centre
sunrise and delve into the
ancient history of Uluru and
Kata Tjuta… hike to the top
of Kings Canyon and be
rewarded with breathtaking
views and hidden gardens
before enjoying dinner ‘Under
a Desert Moon’ accompanied
by sparkling starlight.”
Other highlights include
exploring the West MacDonnell
Ranges and embarking on
a walk through the dramatic
Angkerle (Standley Chasm)
before wandering through
Simpsons Gap; plus learning
about outback life at Curtin
Springs cattle station and the
Royal Flying Doctor Service;
and appreciating Indigenous
connection to land with a delicious
bush tucker dinner.
For more info contact
TravelView Avalon; phone
9918 4444 or email sales@
travelview.net.au
74 FEBRUARY 2018
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