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Australia: Secret
and Sacred Sites
By Private Plane
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Tour highlights:
• Travel in an intimate group of no more than nine in your own private plane
• Experience the Laura Aboriginal Dance Festival, a biennial event showcasing the
culture of the Aboriginal people of Cape York Peninsula
• Fly over the gorgeous Cape York scenery and visit the northernmost tip of Australia
• Take in majestic Uluru and spectacular Outback scenery from your bed or private
balcony
• Visit Ernabella Arts Community, the oldest, continuously running indigenous arts
centre in Australia
• Depart the Territory, have lunch at the iconic Birdsville Pub and fly over incredible
Lake Eyre on an incredible tri-state day
• Enjoy some of the most exclusive and remote eco lodges, villas and camps Australia
has to offer
Discover the hidden gems of
© South Australian Tourism Commission
© Tourism & Events Queensland © Tourism NT/James Fisher © Cathy FInch © Tourism & Events Queensland
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Join us for
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Back Track Adventures has been
operating small group adventures
to exotic locations worldwide
this adventure
Back Track Adventures have been exploring the far reaches and searching for
since 1985. Our experience in the most interesting off-the-beaten-track experiences across the globe for over
small group holidays would be 35 years.
hard surpassed by any other
Thanks to current circumstances, we’ve now turned our gaze homeward and
Australian Travel Agency. have uncovered some true and unexpected Australian gems, and have collated
them together in this once-in-a-lifetime, unforgettable exploration of our great
Our aim is to give you the best
nation.
holiday you have ever had. Your
Back Track crew strive to ensure This itinerary offers the best of Australian culture, including exploring UNESCO
that you really experience the Heritage Listed Rock Art, attending an Indigenous Dance Festival, visiting the
iconic Birdsville Pub and our exclusive, private access to the Ernabella Arts
areas you are visiting in an up- Community in far-north South Australia.
close, personal manner and
in comfortable style. You will We also take in the best of the natural environment. Visit the northernmost
point of Australia at Cape York, swim with turtles on Bremer Island, spot birds
never feel isolated from the local and other wildlife on safari in Kakadu and seek out near-extinct wallabies on
people and their culture and of Kangaroo Island.
course you will be well informed
Along the way, you’ll stay in some of the most exclusive and remote eco lodges,
about the history, places of
villas and camps Australia has to offer, and travel on a private plane from
interest and the people in all the destination to destination. Take a trip through our backyard in style, uncovering
areas you visit. hidden gems and unique experiences most Aussies will never see.
Thanks to the COVID-19
Pandemic, we have turned our
focus to domestic travel. With
all of the care and passion she
posesses for African safaris, Jess
has thoughtfully curated this
itinerary to showcase pockets
of Australia never seen together
before in one itinerary.
© Tourism NT/Matt Glastonbury
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TRIP OVERVIEW
Day 1 Arrival in Laura, transfer to Jarramali Camp.
Day 2 Visit Quinkan Rock Art Gallery – UNESCO
World Heritage protected gallery over 20,000
D
B, L, D
Itinerary
years old. DAY 1: ARRIVE IN LAURA, TRANSFER TO JARRAMALI
CAMP
Day 3 Enjoy the Laura Dance Festival closing B, L
ceremony with your local indigenous guide. Depart Brisbane travelling in exclusive style on-board a
Beechcraft King Air private charter flight to Laura, the centre
Day 4 Fly from Cooktown to Bamaga and explore B, L, D
for the largest collection of prehistoric rock art in the world.
the Tip of Cape York by plane & 4WD. Fly to
Bremer Island in the Northern Territory. Enroute there will be a refueling stop in Mackay; total flying
time 4 hours, 30 minutes. Upon arrival, you will be met by your
Day 5 Spend the day at your leisure on Bremer Island. B, L, D indigenous guide and transferred 1.5 hours to the Jarramali
Day 6 Depart Bremer Island for Bamurru Plains. B, L, D Camp. On arrival at the Jarramali Camp, you will be taken to
Day 7 Experience an African-style safari in the B, L, D your respective accommodation, comfortable tents with
floodplains of Bamurru Plains. stretchers, and mattresses. Put your feet up and enjoy the
sunset or explore the sandstone escarpment and views whilst
Day 8 Discover the sights and sounds of Kakadu B, L, D
National Park. your dinner is being prepared. Enjoy tea & coffee (alcoholic
drinks not supplied but can BYO, not a dry community) by the
Day 9 Depart Bamurru in the morning and fly to B, L, D warmth of the campfire, offsetting the cool nights experienced
Longitude 131, your accommodation in
at this time of year.
Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. Spend the
evening at the Field of Light display.
Day 10 Explore Kata Tjuta rock formation, visit the B, L, D
DAY 2: JARRAMALI CAMP & QUINKAN ROCK ART
Cultural Centre and experience iconic Uluru After breakfast, the real rock stars will be seen. Laura is the
with a local guide. only place in the world where you can see the world famous
Day 11 Visit the Ernabella Arts Community in far- B, L, D Quinkan Rock Art, regarded by UNESCO as one of the 10 most
north South Australia, the oldest continuously- significant bodies of rock art in the world. Out of the 10,000
running Indigenous arts centre in Australia. Quinkan Rock sites near Laura, you will be taken to a pristine
Day 12 See three states today. Depart Uluru just after B, L, D and culturally significant rock art site called ‘Magnificent
breakfast, enjoy lunch at the Birdsville Pub Gallery’ that archaeologists predict is a 20,000-year-old outback
in Queensland and arrive in Wilpena Pound, museum. This ancient gallery is outstanding for its variety,
South Australia via a flight over Lake Eyre in quantity and quality, and is home to over 450 pieces of art. Your
time for dinner. knowledgeable Kuku-yalanji guide will lead you through the
Day 13 Get out in a 4WD on Rawnsley Park Station to B, L, D gallery and interpret the art for you.
explore the Ikara Flinders Ranges National After a refreshing lunch, drive to another section of sandstone
Park. escarpment where you will visit another rock art site called
Day 14 Fly from Rawnsley Park Station to Kangaroo B, L, D Rainbow Serpent Gallery, only recently discovered.
Island. Visit the Seal Bay Conservation Park After dinner, enjoy star-gazing and stories of how the Kuku-
and Kangaroo Island Spirits, the first boutique
yalanji people viewed the night sky.
distillery on the island.
Day 15 Visit Kangaroo Island Land for Wildlife this B, L, D
morning, then explore the Flinders Chase
National Park and Remarkable Rocks in the
afternoon.
Day 16 Early morning transfer to Kingscote airport B
after a last breakfast all together.
We bid our group farewell.
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DAY 3: LAURA DANCE FESTIVAL
Depart Jarramali Camp for the closing ceremony of the Laura
Aboriginal Dance Festival - a celebration of Aboriginal culture
in Cape York. The Festival is a biennial event celebrating and
showcasing the culture of the Aboriginal people of Cape York
Peninsula through song, dance ceremony and performance.
People from about 20 different communities located across
the Cape will meet at the festival grounds in Laura, the site of a
very old, traditional Bora ground. At this respected and sacred
site, gain an insight into the uniqueness of Aboriginal culture.
Your indigenous guide will host you through the Laura Dance
Festival where seating will be arranged to witness this amazing
festival. Enjoy a true Cape York-style lunch as you sample local
delights from the many food stalls. No alcohol permitted at this
event. After witnessing traditional dancing from Cape York, you DAY 5: RELAX ON BREMER ISLAND
will be transferred to the Laura airstrip for your short flight to Today is at leisure to enjoy the total experience and bliss of the
Cooktown; flying time 12 minutes. remote solitude, clear skies, swimming, beachcombing and the
bright starry night around the campfire.
© Kathy Finch for Tourism & Events Queensland
Spend the day doing one of the optional activities on offer,
including fishing & crabbing tours with the traditional land
owners, deep-sea fishing, bird watching, conservation activities,
hiking or turtle watching (additional costs may apply).
DAY 6: ARRIVE AT BAMURRU PLAINS
After breakfast, take a short flight back to Gove, then from Gove
to Swim Creek; a flying time of 1 hour, 18 minutes. On arrival, you
will be met by a Bamurru Plains representative and transferred
20-minutes to your luxurious accommodation at Bamurru
Plains. The focus of your stay at Bamurru is in the environment
around you and the wildlife and birdlife for whom it is home. The
DAY 4: FLY OVER CAPE YORK TO THE TIP
individual tent-style safari suites are designed to blend with the
After breakfast, fly by private aircraft from Cooktown to Bamaga;
surrounding bush and as such expose guests to the sights and
a flying time 1 hour, 24 minutes. This Scenic Flight is low level,
sounds of the bush around you.
covering approx. 1100 kms of remote and spectacular reefs,
rainforests and outback.
Your Cape York private day tour is designed to show you the
highlights of Cape York, both from the air and by 4WD. The 4WD
section of the tour starts with a visit to the Tip of Cape York - you
finally made it! You are now standing on the northernmost tip
of the continent. Later, drive to historical Somerset beach and
visit the original Jardine homestead site. Walk along Somerset
beach, overlooking Albany pass (the old shipping passage)
across to Albany Island, discovering the Jardine family and pearl
divers gravesites. Enjoy a delicious lunch on the beach.
Your day will conclude with a visit to WW2 plane wrecks and a
drive through the Torres Strait Islander towns of Bamaga and
Seisia. Re-board your aircraft for your flight to Gove, followed
by a 10-minute scenic flight to Bremer Island (and your
accommodation, Banubanu Beach Retreat) in a smaller aircraft. © Tourism NT/Peter Eve
DAY 7: EXPLORE BAMURRU PLAINS
Today is at leisure to participate in the wilderness experiences
at the Lodge. Across the 300 square kilometre private property
there are four distinct habitats - floodplains, melaleuca forests,
savannah woodlands and riverine. Take some time today to
explore these habitats in a variety of activities and develop a real
appreciation for the diversity of the region.
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© Tourism NT/Jason Charles Hill
DAY 8: EXPLORE KAKADU NATIONAL PARK DAY 10: EXPLORE ULURU-KATA TJUTA
Today depart on a full day tour to Kakadu National Park. NATIONAL PARK
Commence with a scenic flight to Jabiru in the heart of Kakadu After a leisurely breakfast, explore the impressive formation of
where a field guide and custom built vehicle will be waiting Kata Tjuta, the walls of Walpa Gorge rising obliquely on each
to explore the park’s escarpment landscapes and ancient side and discover how eons of weathering and continental
Aboriginal rock art at Ubirr. Join a cruise on the East Alligator upheaval have created today’s landscape. Pause for a long-
River with an Aboriginal guide by your side revealing local distance perspective and photo opportunity before a visit to
mythology, the river’s abundant food chain, traditional uses the Cultural Centre where informative and interactive displays
for many plants and animals and bush survival skills before provide insight into the spiritual and cultural meanings of Uluru
returning overland, with a stop at the Bowali Visitor Centre, in and Kata Tjuta. In the afternoon, join the lodge guide for a gentle
time for sundowner drinks, canapes and the comfort of your walk along a portion of Uluru’s base and learn about the history
safari lodge as the sun sets over Bamurru Plains. of the Mala people, viewing cave paintings and other relevant
sites important to both Anangu and the early explorers. Enter
DAY 9: ARRIVE ULURU Kantju Gorge at dusk to witness the rocks walls ablaze with the
Fly Swim Creek to Tennant Creek for refuelling, then continue light of the setting sun. Revel in the silence with sunset drinks
onto Uluru; a flying time of 3 hours, 48 minutes. Arrive at and canapes.
Longitude 131° to a warm signature welcome. Settle into the
relaxed luxury of the surrounds and savour the magnificent
views from your balcony as the light shifts and changes over
Uluru. Observe the sights and sounds of the desert along one
of the circular walking tracks or simply relax in tent, on the
balcony or by the swimming pool with a refreshing beverage
at arm’s reach. Later, capture the changing lights reflected over
Uluru’s many faces as the sun slips down below the horizon,
chilled glass and canape in hand. Experience Bruce Munro’s
internationally acclaimed art phenomenon, Field of Light.
Created from 50,000 bud-like stems and crowned with radiant
frosted-glass spheres, the installation blooms and appears to
sway as darkness descends over Australia’s spiritual heartland.
Feast on four delicious courses complemented with the finest DAY 11: VISIT ERNABELLA ARTS COMMUNITY
Australian wines. Later, Longitude’s resident astronomer regales After breakfast, you’ll fly into the Ernabella Arts Community.
the gathering with tales of the Southerly constellations. Established in 1948, Ernabella Arts is the oldest, continuously
running indigenous arts centre in Australia. Today its varied
group of artists is a mix of young and old, men and women
who continue to evolve the centre from its first incarnation as
a craft room, into a culturally strong contemporary art centre
producing works in a variety of mediums drawing world-wide
acclaim. By special arrangement, we have arranged for you to
visit the closed community to meet the artists and gain insight
into the ancient techniques and stories which form the basis
of their artworks and understand the indigenous symbols used
by the artists to depict their Tjukurpa (sacred stories of country
and law), providing inspiration to create your very own ceramic
tile. Before heading back to Longitude 131, peruse the gallery
and perhaps find a unique take home momento.
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DAY 12: LUNCH AT BIRDSVILLE PUB, ARRIVE
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FLINDERS RANGES
Rise early and discover Mutitjulu Waterhole and the sacred site
of Kuniya Piti as the sun lights up the ancient monolith, or have a
lie-in. Return to Longitude 131 for breakfast in the Dune House.
Take stock of the journey and capture some last images, before
transferring to the Ayers Rock Airport for your onward flight to
the outback town of Birdsville. Enjoy lunch in one of Australia’s
most iconic pubs – the Birdsville Hotel; a flying time of 2 hours,
6 minutes. After lunch, experience a spectacular journey over
Lake Eyre enroute to Leigh Creek for refuelling, then continue DAY 14: TRAVEL TO KANGAROO ISLAND
onto Rawnsley Park Station. Prior to landing, your pilot will dip Fly from Rawnsley Park Station to Kangaroo Island; a flying time
down for a scenic flight over the awe-inspiring Wilpena Pound. of 1 hour, 6 minutes. Travel to Seal Bay Conservation Park and
Total flying time 1 hour, 36 minutes. Enjoy a drive to Wilpena take a private tour with your guide among Australian Sea-lions
Pound for a short walk followed by watching a stunning Flinders on a beautiful sandy beach – an experience similar to that of the
Ranges sunset as you sip on local wine and enjoy delicious Galapagos. Break for lunch at a private bush camp and enjoy a
canapés. This evening a 3-course dinner at the Woolshed delicious meal featuring local produce. Look for small wallabies
restaurant is included. almost extinct on the mainland, a kangaroo endemic to
Kangaroo Island and a variety of other birds, plants and animals
on a guided bushwalk. Visit Kangaroo Island Spirits, the home
of South Australia’s first boutique distillery to sample the range
© South Australian Tourism Commission
of high-quality liqueurs and spirits that reflect local and native
ingredients. This evening feast on a three-course dinner using
fresh local produce prepared by a private chef with premium
Kangaroo Island and South Australian wines.
DAY 13: EXPLORE IKARA FLINDERS RANGES
NATIONAL PARK
After a leisurely breakfast in your villa, head out by 4WD to
discover more of the spectacular scenery, wildlife and geological
attractions of the Ikara Flinders Ranges National Park. Admire
© Ben Goode
the rugged rock formations of Bunyeroo Gorge and keep an eye
out for the elusive yellow-footed rock wallaby at Brachina Gorge. DAY 15: EXPLORE KANGAROO ISLAND
Brachina Gorge also provides a window through 130 million Begin the day on the island’s north-west in an important private
years of the earth’s history and offers insight into past climates, wildlife refuge with Kangaroo Island Land for Wildlife. Check out
the formation of the ranges and the evolution of early life forms. wildlife surveys targeting tiny endangered mammals and get an
Sit down to a lunch of the Prairie Hotel’s famous ‘Flinders Feral’ introduction to the bush, so the fire ecology experienced later
food which focuses on local produce and bush tucker. Emu, in the day has context. After an elegant picnic lunch, travel into
kangaroo, quandong anyone? Flinders Chase National Park and explore the massive shapes of
After lunch travel to the old copper mining town of Blinman Remarkable Rocks, a natural sculpture perched impossibly on
before returning to Rawnsley Park. Spend the afternoon at your top of a dome of granite emerging from the ocean. Evidence of
leisure in your eco-villa with the amazing views. Enjoy a 3-course the power of the Southern Ocean swell continues at Admirals
dinner tonight at the Woolshed Restaurant. Arch – a coastal grotto which provides a haul out for a large
colony of Long-nosed fur seals who swim effortlessly through
the crashing waves. This evening enjoy a three course dinner
using fresh local produce prepared by a private chef with
premium Kangaroo Island and South Australian wines.
DAY 16: DEPART KANGAROO ISLAND
This morning after breakfast, transfer by private vehicle to the
Kingscote Airport for your flight to Adelaide; a flying time of
18 minutes, where you are free to continue to discover South
Australia, or head home.
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Your Accommodation
JARRAMALI CAMP - EXCLUSIVE USE
Jarramali Camp is a regional camp located 50km from the small town of
Laura. Sleep in comfortable tents, fitted with stretchers, mattresses and
other necessary comforts. Spend the day learning about the incredible
UNESCO-protected Quinkan Rock Art and the nights listening to stories
of how the Kuku-yalanji people viewed the night sky over a campfire. In
the morning, awaken with the sights and sounds of the bush for a truly
Australian experience.
SOVEREIGN RESORT HOTEL
The Sovereign Resort Hotel is a beautiful 4-star rated
resort situated in the heart of Cooktown, close to all
historic sights, shops, wharf and museum. Surrounded by
landscaped tropical gardens, the resort style rooms and
apartments are all spacious and modern with an outdoor
seating area, flat screen TV and air-conditioning. The hotel
also boasts a beautiful lagoon-style swimming pool in the
garden as well as a restaurant, café and bar.
BANUBANU BEACH RETREAT - EXCLUSIVE USE
Banubanu Beach Retreat is located 13 kilometres north of the town of
Nhulunbuy, which is at the north-eastern corner of Arnhem Land in the
Northern Territory. Banubanu offers untouched beaches where the visitor
will be one of, at most, a small group of people providing all the sought-
after features of other Pacific Island destinations in Australia’s own backyard.
It is considered “exclusive” with travellers having unshared access to
explore such a pristine area away from the crowds. Its remote beaches are
a drawcard for the destination. Banubanu is the ideal holiday destination
for nature lovers, fishing enthusiasts and people seeking an unforgettable
holiday experience.
© Tourism NT/Mark Fitzpatrick
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BAMURRU PLAINS
Situated on the vast coastal flood plains of the Mary River delta in the Top End,
just west of Kakadu National Park, Bamurru Plains is an utterly exclusive bush
camp that exudes ‘Wild Bush Luxury’, bringing a touch of style to a remote
and beautiful wilderness region. The property encompasses a variety of
habitat including vast river frontage, coastal floodplains, savannah woodland,
and paperbark swamps. With just ten safari bungalows with views over the
wetlands, and a team of expert field guides, Bamurru Plains offers a select
few guests the chance to immerse themselves in the story of the bush, while
also enjoying the ‘Wild Bush Luxury’ touches. There is no internet access, no
© Peter Eve
television or mobile phone coverage - a rare opportunity to ‘unplug’ and truly
escape to your immediate environment.
© Tourism NT/George Apostolidis
LONGITUDE 131
The ‘safari’ style luxury tented site is the first of its
kind in Australia. Built on the very edge of Uluru Kata
Tjuta National Park, the fifteen individual tents have
uninterrupted views over Uluru. Relax in the free-form
swimming pool and enjoy an aperitif on the balcony
as the sun sets over the desert, or simply lie in bed
and watch the stars rise over the outback. Inside the
tent, the atmosphere is lavish with expansive stone
floors, beautiful bed linen, unique bathrooms and air
conditioning.
© Tourism NT/George Apostolidis
RAWNSLEY PARK STATION
Overlooking the southern side of Wilpena Pound, Rawnsley Park Station provides
the perfect base for exploring South Australia’s beautiful Flinders Ranges. Rawnsley
Park’s stylish Luxury Eco-Villas are spacious and fully self-contained with magnificent
views over stunning Wilpena Pound from your private verandah. Each set on private
and secluded sites, the villas are designed to complement the natural surroundings,
with many sustainable design features. The villas also feature many modern luxuries
including reverse cycle air conditioning, a luxurious bathroom and a retractable ceiling
offering night-sky viewing from the comfort of your bed!
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backtrackadventures.com.au | 1300 669 780 Accommodation cont. ONE KANGAROO ISLAND - EXCLUSIVE USE One Kangaroo Island offers exclusive, luxury accommodation on Kangaroo Island. Few dwellings in the world capture inspirational images as secluded, pristine and surrounded by natural beauty. Good design is timeless. That’s what makes this sustainable eco retreat so special. The retreat offers five double king bedrooms (with three rooms having twin share options), four ensuites, two living areas and multiple decks all providing breathtaking views. Lavish outdoor bath and shower areas overlooking the ocean, epitomise the complete serenity of this private paradise. Your Transport BEECHCRAFT KING AIR The Beechcraft King Air is the most popular business turboprop in the world, and for good reason. Nearly 40 million flight hours have been logged in the entire King Air fleet worldwide since the first aircraft was delivered in 1964. With its rugged design and more than 40 years of heritage the King Air has proven itself time and time again that it is one of the most dependable and predictable turboprop aircraft around. The Beechcraft King Air is the epitome of comfort, class and style. Immaculately presented for travel, the legendary comfort of the King Air’s square-oval interior offers generous head and shoulder room, unmatched by conventional cabin cross sections. The King Air interior is furnished with finely crafted reclining seats set in a club configuration, fold out mahogany tables and is fitted with USB charging points throughout the cabin. Reading lights are fitted above each of the seats along with air- conditioning vents. Enjoy light snacks and water from the refreshment centre as you travel in this superb aircraft. Page 10 | Back Track Adventures Australia: Secret & Sacred Sites by Private Plane
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Pricing & Dates
AUSTRALIA: SECRETS AND SACRED SITES
Trip Duration: 16 days | Start Brisbane | Finish Adelaide
DATES 2nd - 17th July 2021
COSTS for 2021 From $39,750 pp
From Brisbane Single supplement- $6,800
INCLUDED:
» Travel in a luxurious King Air private aircraft from Brisbane to
Adelaide.
» Back Track Adventures leader throughout.
» All accommodation as detailed on a Double share basis with
private facilities.
» Meals & beverages as specified on the itinerary (15 breakfasts,
14 lunches and 14 dinners).
» Transportation by private air-conditioned vehicle complete
with bottled water.
» Services of a driver/guide and/or representative for sightseeing
where specified.
© Tourism NT/Jason Charles Hill
NOT INCLUDED:
» Any flights and/or airport taxes not mentioned in inclusions
» Insurance coverage of personal loss, injury, illness or damages
incurred during your trip.
» We strongly recommend travel /cancellation insurance.
» Items of a purely personal nature such as drinks, laundry,
dry cleaning, internet or telephone charges and transfers/
sightseeing or meals not included in inclusions.
» Excess baggage charges.
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