Canning Stock Route

Canning Stock Route

Not for the faint hearted

Canning Stock Route

Crossing Water at Savory Creek

Canning Stock Route

Navigating through the fine red sand

Canning Stock Route

Climbing and descending rocky terrain

It's time for The epic

Canning Stock Route Sign
Canning Stock Route - Perth to Alice Springs

Canning Stock Route – Travelled Route – Perth to Darwin

The famous Canning Stock Route is

  • the all-wheel-drive dream route for everyone who loves the Australian outback,
  • the most prolonged and loneliest, almost 2000 km long off-road vehicle route globally,
  • leading through four desert areas in Western Australia and Northern Territory:
    – Gibson Desert
    – Little Sandy Desert
    – Great Sandy Desert
    – Tanami Desert

All this can be safely enjoyed as a TAG-ALONG TOUR or as a PRIVATE GUIDED TOUR guided by a very experienced tour guide.

Travel description

The Canning Stock Route is a semi-desert crossing through breathtaking landscapes, unexpectedly colourful flora, and varied fauna. However, the encounter with the indigenous people and their rock paintings is also planned.

It is the longest and loneliest off-road vehicle route in the world. It is located in Western Australia, is almost 2000 km long, extends from Wiluna in the south to Billiluna in the north, and leads through the Gibson Desert, Little Sandy Desert, Great Sandy Desert, and the Tanami Desert.

The best time to travel is between May and September.

Travel Style

Tag-Along Tour is a guided group tour in individual off-road vehicles for two people.

You travel, drive and sleep in an off-road vehicle-camper for one or two people, equipped with everything you need. Alternatively, we can organise an off-road vehicle with a roof tent.

Participation in your off-road vehicle is also possible. You can book a ride if you don’t want to drive yourself.

Scheduled itinerary | Darwin to Perth | 19 days

(Subject to change)

Participants to arrive in good time before departure to sleep off any jet lag and to adapt to the local climate is recommended

 Day 1 8:00 Day 1 8:00 The first three days of your adventure and experience tour are dedicated to the necessary preparations without a tour guide. The hire vehicles are picked up in the morning. Afterwards, only the essentials for the first two days are bought. All fresh produce and honey will be confiscated at the border with Western Australia. We should leave Darwin in the late morning to reach Katherine, but Timber Creek would be better.

Day 2 8.00 We continue to Kununurra. There we will shop at Coles for the next 14 days. Recommended overnight stay: Pambula Town Caravan Park, 40 Bloodwood Drive, Kununurra WA 6743, Phone: 08 9168 1763 – Mobile 0455 184956, mail: managers@townpark.com.au.

 Day 3 8.00 The vehicle is loaded and test-driven, we continue to Halls Creek, where, if all goes according to plan, we can arrive between 12 noon and 1 o’clock. The meeting point is the tourist information centre. 

Day 4 to Day 16 From Day 4 the real adventure begins, the Canning Stock Route is a track of about 2000 km left to its own devices. We do not know the current condition and technical problems of any kind can happen at any time. Therefore, we can’t predict the place where the group stops for an overnight camp. In Billiluna we refuel again, and in a small general store of the indigenous people, there is the last shopping possibility.

 You see the following places of interest:

Wolfe Creek Meteorite Crater), Billiluna Aboriginal Community, Stretch Lagoon, Lake Gregory ( Guda Soak ), Well 51, Well 50, Well 49, Well 48, South Esk Tableland, Breaden Hills, Breaden Pool, Godfrey Tank, Well 47, Well 46, Well 45, Gravity Lake, Well 44, Well 43, Guli Lake, Well 42, Well 41, Well 40, Tobin Lake, Well 39, Well 38, Well 37, Well 36, Well 35, Well 33, Kunawarritji Aboriginal Community, Well 32, Well 31, Well 30, Well 29 Thring Rock, Well 28, Well 27, Well 26, Well 25, Well 24, Talawana Track, Well 23, Georgia Bore, Well 22, Well 21, Lake Disappointment, crossing Savory Creek, Well 19, Tropic of Capricorn, Well 18, Durba Springs, climbing Canning’s Cairns, Well 16, Well 15, Well 14, Well 13, Well 12, Well 11, Well 10, Well 9, Well 8, Well 7, Climb Ingebong Hill, Well 6, Well 5, Windich Springs, Well 4a, Lake Nabaru, Well 3, Well 2a The Granites, Well 2, North Pool, Well 1. Wiluna.  

You are crossing four desert regions on this route: Gibson Desert, Little Sandy Desert, Great Sandy Desert, Tanami Desert. 

Day 17 and 18 From Wiluna we take the Goldfields Highway towards Meekatharra and turn right towards Cue and Mount Magnet, where we will spend the last night. From here we travel via Paynes Find, Wubin, Dalwallinu to New Norcia, the only Benedictine monastic village in Australia. After this highlight, the tour will finally end in Perth.

 

Day 19 Final day, vehicle return and preparation for the onward journey.

 

Scheduled itinerary | Perth to Darwin | 19 days

(Subject to change)

Participants to arrive in time before departure to sleep off any jet lag and to adapt to the local climate is recommended. 

Day 1  On the first day of your adventure tour, we prepare. In the morning, we pick up the rental vehicles. Afterwards, you will shop for 14 days, load your off-road vehicle, and test drive it. 

Day 2 + Day 3     We meet at a car park near the city centre on Heirisson Island. 8.30 is departure towards Mt Magnet, passing New Norcia, Australia’s only Benedictine monastic village. Then it’s on to Wiluna, the obvious starting point of the Canning Stock Route. We stop in Cue, a small town with well-preserved buildings from its heyday. Then comes Meekatharra, where we refuel again. We arrive in Wiluna early enough to visit  Well 1 and North Pool. In Wiluna, we refuel again. There is the last chance to buy groceries in a small general store. 

Day 4 to Day 16  From Day 4, the real adventure begins, the Canning Stock Route. The CSR is a track of about 2000 km left to its devices. We do not know the current condition, and technical problems of any kind can happen at any time. Therefore, we can’t predict where the group will stop for an overnight camp.  

The following are the places of interest that will be visited:

Well 2, Well 2a The Granites, Well 3, Lake Nabaru, Well 4a, Windich Springs, Well 5, Well 6, Climbing Ingeborg Hill, Well 7, Well 8, Well 9, Well 10, Well 11, Well 12, Well 13, Well 14, Well 15, Well 16, Climbing Canning’s Cairns, Durba Springs, Well 18, Tropic of Capricorn, Well 19, Crossing Savory Creek, Lake Disappointment, Well 21, Well 22, Georgia Bore, Talawana Track, Well 23, Well 24, Well 25, Well 26, Well 27, Well 28, Well 29, Thring Rock, Well 30, Well 31, Well 32, Kunawarritji Aboriginal Community, Well 33, Well 35, Well 36, Well 37, Well 38, Well 39, Tobin Lake, Well 40, Well 41, Well 42, Guli Lake, Well 43, Well 44, Gravity Lake, Well 45, Well 46, Well 47, Well 48, South Esk Tableland, Breaden Hills, Breaden Pool, Godfrey Tank, Well 49, Well 50, Well 51, Lake Gregory ( Guda Soak ) Stretch Lagoon,  Billiluna Aboriginal Community, Wolfe Creek Meteorite Crater, 

You are crossing four desert regions on this route: Gibson Desert, Little Sandy Desert, Great Sandy Desert, and Tanami Desert. 

Day 17 + 18 From Halls Creek, we part ways. The guests continue on the bitumen road to Darwin. Shortly after Kununurra, they leave Western Australia and enter the Northern Territory. To reach Darwin in the early afternoon of the following day, it is necessary to reach Timber Creek

Day 19: Final camp, vehicle cleaning and return, and preparation for the onward journey.

 

 

Services Included

 

  • Guided self-drive tag along Tour Australian style
  • Qualified tour-guiding from Perth to Darwin, or vice versa.
  • Parts of Otto Tours Recovery Kit if needed, including loan a second spare tyre, a compressor, spare tubes
  • All transit permits
  • Tyre pressure gauge
  • Funnel for refilling the water tank
  • Necessary fuel on the Canning Stock Route
  • Camping fee at Mt Magnet, Timber Creek, Kununurra, Halls Creek
  • Everything is provided for a refreshing bush shower
  • Canning Stock Route information material
  • Qualified recovery assistance
  • 2. Spare tyre if needed
  • Communication equipment to contact the Royal Flying Doctor Service via satellite telephone
  • CB –Radio for each vehicle for in-car communication

Services NOT included

  • Drinks and meals.
  • Personal optional activities
  • Personal expenses and medication
  • Tips
  • Fuel outside of the Canning Stock Route

Special Instructions

  • A release and disclaimer must be signed before starting the tour.
  • For all participants, it is recommended to take out suitable travel insurance that also covers cancellation and termination of the trip.
  • For German participants, the conclusion of an ARAG protection letter is also recommended, but it is unfortunately not offered in other countries.

Travel Price excludes Vehicle Rental.

On request, we can arrange a 4WD camper for you

  • 4WD camper with complete equipment, unlimited km per day, liability insurance for the off-road vehicle with a deductible of AUD 7000.00. We recommend Comprehensive coverage.
  • Insurance coverage is available on Tag-Along Tours with Otto Tours Australia on all routes.
  • We can organise the following vehicle types. (subject to availability)
  • Allstar Camper, Bonito Camper

Other vehicles on request

Surcharges (strongly recommended)

Fully comprehensive insurance without a deductible, valid on the CSR, per day, per vehicle, including prepaid gas bottle refilling, 1 x table, and two camping chairs. (Just with a current rental request, we can determine the costs)

 

Payment and cancellation conditions

  • 20% of the travel price is due when booking
  • 80% of the travel price is due 60 days before the start of the trip.

In the event of a cancellation, the following cancellation conditions apply:

  • 20% of the travel price is due up to 60 days before the start of the trip
  • 40% of the travel price is due up to 40 days before the start of the trip
  • 60% of the travel price is due up to 30 days before the start of the trip
  • 80% of the travel price is due up to 14 days before the start of the trip
  • After that, 100% of the travel price is due

Travel Dates for the Canning Stock Route Trip

(The Private Tour Guiding travel dates can be arranged to suit your timeframe)

Monthly Weekly Daily List
May 2025
Canning Stock Route - Perth to Alice Springs

Canning Stock Route | Perth to Darwin | 19 Days

Experience the epic world-famous Canning Stock Route in 19 days from Perth to Alice Springs with the help of an experienced tour guide (speaking English and German). It's an adventure of a lifetime! ...
05 - 23 May 2025
All Day
Perth
Western Australia, Australia
July 2025
Canning Stock Route - Perth to Alice Springs

Canning Stock Route | Perth to Darwin | 19 Days

Experience the epic world-famous Canning Stock Route in 19 days from Perth to Alice Springs with the help of an experienced tour guide (speaking English and German). It's an adventure of a lifetime! ...
14 Jul 2025 - 01 Aug 2025
All Day
Perth
Western Australia, Australia
August 2025
September 2025
Canning Stock Route - Perth to Alice Springs

Canning Stock Route | Perth to Darwin | 19 Days

Experience the epic world-famous Canning Stock Route in 19 days from Perth to Alice Springs with the help of an experienced tour guide (speaking English and German). It's an adventure of a lifetime! ...
08 - 26 Sep 2025
All Day
Perth
Western Australia, Australia
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Simpson Desert – French Line

Simpson Desert – French Line

An epic Australian adventure

Simpson Desert – French Line

Encountering the famous desert camels

Simpson Desert – French Line

Rocky skylines in the middle of nothing

Simpson Desert – French Line

Enjoying the magnificient views after a job well done

It’s time for the epic

Simpson Desert
French Line

The Simpson Desert – French Line

  • It’s an all-wheel drive dream route for everyone who loves the real Australian outback.
  • Tag-Along Tour with qualified tour guide
  • Starts in Alice Springs
  • It ends in Birdsville after 7 days or
  • Adelaide after 11 days
  • The actual off-road vehicle route with many exciting challenges is about 500 km long.

All this can be safely enjoyed as a TAG-ALONG TOUR or as a PRIVATE GUIDED TOUR guided by a very experienced tour guide.

Travel description

The FrenchLine in the Simpson Desert is a semi-desert crossing through breathtaking landscapes, unexpectedly colourful flora and varied fauna. Their specialty is the wide variety of dune formations that shape the landscape.
It runs partly through South Australia and Queensland and extends from Dalhousie Springs in the west to Birdsville in the east. Its highlight is the conquest of the Big Red, Australia’s highest navigable dune (50m high).
The best time to travel is between May and September.

Travel style

Take Along Tour is a group tour for two people in individual off-road vehicles. You travel, drive and sleep in an off-road camper for no more than two people, equipped with everything you need.

Alternatively, an off-road vehicle with a roof tent can be organized. Participation in your private car is also possible.

You can book a ride if you don’t want to drive yourself.

Itnerary Alice Springs – Birdsville | 7 Days

Alice Springs to Birdsville 4WD Tag Along Tour

(Subject to change)

Participants to arrive in time before departure to sleep off any jet lag and to adapt to the local climate is recommended.

Day 1    On the first day of your adventure tour, we prepare. In the morning, we pick up the rental vehicles. Afterwards, you will shop for 14 days, load your off-road vehicle, and test drive it.

Days 2 to 6       We leave Alice Springs on a bitumen road for a beautiful desert crossing, the Simpson Desert with the French Line and more than 500 sand dunes to come. But first, we drive to Chambers Pillar, an extraordinary freak of nature. At times, along the old Gan railway line, we continue to Finke, an aboriginal village with the former railway connection from Alice Springs to Adelaide. Today, it is the famous desert racetrack from Finke to Alice Springs, where an actual race for cross-country vehicles of all kinds occurs once a year. From here, it’s on to Dalhousie Springs. If you jump into the water, you will discover whether it is refreshing. The temperature is about 36°C. The shower at the campsite is very cool. From Dalhousie Springs, we head towards Birdsville via Poeppel Corner, where three states meet: the Northern Territory, Queensland and South Australia. When we see the highest drivable sand dune, the Big Red, we head straight out of the Simpson Desert and into the much-vaunted Birdsville. You can take a scenic flight over the northern part of Lake Eyre and the uniquely beautiful Channel Country if you want.

Day 7 On to new adventures

 

Itineray Alice Springs – Adelaide

Alice Springs to Adelaide 4WD Tour Tag Along

(subject to change)

That participants arrive in time before departure to sleep off any jet lag and to adapt to the local climate is recommended.

Day 1

We do the necessary preparations on the first day of your adventure tour. In the morning, we pick up the rental vehicles. Afterwards, you will shop for the next 14 days, load your offroad vehicle, and test drive it.

Days 2 to 5

We leave Alice Springs on a tarmac road for a beautiful desert crossing, the Simpson Desert with the French Line and more than 500 sand dunes to come. But first, we drive to Chambers Pillar, an extraordinary freak of nature. At times, along the old Gan railway line, we continue to Finke, an aboriginal village with the former railway connection from Alice Springs to Adelaide. Today, it is the famous desert racetrack from Finke to Alice Springs, where an actual race for cross-country vehicles of all kinds occurs once a year. From here, it’s on to Dalhousie Springs. If you jump into the water, you will discover whether it is refreshing. The temperature is about 36°C. The shower at the campsite is vitally cool. From Dalhousie Springs, we head towards Birdsville via Poeppel Corner, where three states meet: the Northern Territory, Queensland and South Australia. When we see the highest drivable sand dune, the Big Red, we head straight out of the Simpson Desert and into the much-vaunted Birdsville. You can take a scenic flight over the northern part of Lake Eyre and the uniquely beautiful Channel Country if you want.

Days 6 to 10

The next challenge is the Birdsville Track towards Marree, crossing Cooper Creek. If we meet a flooded creek, a 60 km diversion and crossing on an improvised ferry is necessary.

In Marree, there is an opportunity for another scenic flight over the southern part of Lake Eyre. Our route continues through dark red gorges, past historically interesting settlements, and river red gum-covered riverbeds from the Flinders Ranges to Wilpena Pound. We should arrive in Adelaide in the late afternoon on the last day.

Day 11

On the final day, return the vehicle and prepare for an onward journey.

Services Included

  • Guided self-drive tour in the Australian style of a tag-along tour
  • Permits
  • There are qualified tour guides from Adelaide or Birdsville to Alice Springs, or vice versa.
  • All campsite costs.
  • Carries everything for a refreshing bush shower
  • Information material on the Simpson Desert
  • Qualified breakdown assistance
  • Free of charge 2. Spare tyres for loaning when needed
  • Communication with the Royal Flying Doctor Service via satellite telephone
  • CB radio equipment for every vehicle

Services NOT included

  • Rental of the 4WD Vehicle
  • Drinks and meals.
  • Personal optional activities
  • Personal expenses and medication
  • Tips
  • Fuel

Special Instructions

  • A release and disclaimer must be signed before starting the tour.
  • For all participants, it is recommended to take out suitable travel insurance that also covers cancellation and termination of the trip.
  • For German participants, the conclusion of an ARAG protection letter is also recommended, which is unfortunately not offered in other countries.

Travel Price excludes Vehicle Rental

On request, we can arrange a 4WD camper for you

  • 4WD camper with complete equipment, free km, liability insurance for the off-road vehicle with a deductible of A$ 7000.00. We recommend Comprehensive coverage.
  • Insurance coverage is available on Tag-Along Tours with Otto Tours Australia on all routes.
  • We can organise the following vehicle types. (subject to availability)
  • All Star Camper, Bonito Camper (other vehicles on request)

Surcharges (strongly recommended)

Fully comprehensive insurance with a deductible of A$ 1,000, valid on all Tagalong Tours per day, per vehicle, including prepaid gas bottle refilling, 1 x table, and two camping chairs. (Just with a current rental request, we can determine the costs)

Payment and cancellation conditions

  • 20% of the travel price is due when booking
  • 80% of the travel price is due 60 days before the start of the trip.

In the event of a cancellation, the following cancellation conditions apply:

  • 20% of the travel price is due up to 60 days before the start of the trip
  • 40% of the travel price is due up to 40 days before the start of the trip
  • 60% of the travel price is due up to 30 days before the start of the trip
  • 80% of the travel price is due up to 14 days before the start of the trip
  • After that, 100% of the travel price is due

Travel Dates for the Simpson Desert – French Line Tours

(The Private Tour Guiding travel dates can be arranged to suit your timeframe)

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May 2025
July 2025
August 2025
September 2025
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Gunbarrel Highway

Gunbarrel Highway

Start or End or the Gunbarrel Highway

Gunbarrel Highway

Mount Beadell

Gunbarrel Highway

Water bore at the Gunbarrel Highway

Gunbarrel Highway

A herd of Camels on the Gunbarrel Highway

It’s time for the Australian Icon

Gunbarrel Highway

The Gunbarrel Highway

  • It is a four-wheel-drive dream route for everyone who loves the Australian outback.
  • A Tag-Along Tour with a qualified tour guide
  • The tour is a unique combination of a visit to tourist highlights in the Red Center and the attraction of an off-road vehicle tour through the Old Gunbarrel Highway and the Gunbarrel Highway, a uniquely beautiful desert track in Western Australia.

All this can be safely enjoyed as a TAG-ALONG TOUR or as a PRIVATE GUIDED TOUR guided by a very experienced tour guide.

Travel description

From Alice Springs, it goes west via Larapinta Drive to Hermannsburg, south of the West Macdonnell Range. The former German mission is worth a visit.

The first 4WD challenge is Palm Valley. Watarrka (Kings Canyon) is reached via the Mereenie Loop, subject to a permit. A 6 km tightrope walk along the rock edges is unforgettable.

The sunsets at Uluru (Ayers Rock) are uniquely beautiful, and the sunrise promises to be a colourful experience.

After visiting Kata Tjuta (the Olgas), it goes on Tjukururu Road (Docker River Road) past Lasseter Cave and the native place Kaltukatjara (Docker River) to the West Australian border.

It is near here to Warakurna, the first roadhouse in WA. That is where the Old Gunbarrel Highway and Gunbarrel Highway begin. There are uniquely beautiful desert slopes for off-road vehicle enthusiasts.

They are about 1000 km long between Warakurna Roadhouse on Great Central Road and Carnegie Station, about 350 km from Wiluna in Western Australia. The Gunbarrel Highway ends here. There is much to experience and learn: fauna and flora, unique landscapes, Australian history, and unique driving experience.

Travel style

Take-Along Tour is a group tour in individual off-road vehicles for two people. You travel, drive and sleep in an off-road camper for no more than two people, equipped with everything you need.

Alternatively, an off-road vehicle with a roof tent can be organised. Participation in your private car is also possible.

You can book a ride if you don’t want to drive yourself.

Itnerary Gunbarrel Highway | Alice Springs to Perth | 11 Days

(Subject to change)

That participants arrive in time before departure to sleep off any jet lag and to adapt to the local climate is recommended.

Day 1     All participants meet in Alice Springs for this adventure and adventure tour. It is time to make the necessary preparations. The vehicles are loaded and test-driven.

Day 2 to Day 3 Northern Territory

We leave Alice Springs early in the morning via Larapinta Drive, arriving at Simpsons Gap and Standley Chasm. The old German town of Hermannsburg is the next stop before our first 4 WD challenge, the Palm Valley. Back on the main trail, after another 43 km, we take the Meerenie  Loop towards Kings Canyon. After the ridge walk along the cliffs of Kings Canyon, the ride continues past Mt Conner Lookout to Curtin Springs. After a refreshing break, we continue the Lasseter Highway to Yulara and Ayers Rock for a spectacular sunset.

Day 4     Early in the morning, we enjoy the colourful sunrise. Afterwards, we drive to the Olgas. From here, we return to the Gravel Road towards Docker River, visit Lasseter’s Cave and approach the Western Australian border.

Day 5 to Day 8 Western Australia 

From here, the Great Central Road begins. After approximately 90 km, we reach Warakurna Roadhouse for a relaxing break and a refuel. So refreshed, we returned to the road, and after 16 km, we turned right onto the Old Gunbarrel Highway. We have reached the actual Old Gunbarrel Highway. It is 308 km long and left to its own devices. In a big way, we bypass the Aboriginal community of Warburton. In these states, we reached the Gibson Desert, with it came entirely new landscapes. The next junction is Everard Junction, where the Gary Highway branches off to the north. After another 32 km comes the Hunt Oil Road. Continuing southwest, after 53 km, the Eagle Highway branches off to the north, and the David Carnegie Road runs south. After another 150 km, we reach Carnegie Station, the end of the Gunbarrel Highway. Here, we should refuel again to get to Wiluna safely.

Day 9 Carnegie Station to Wiluna 

From now on, it’s a formality for Wiluna to be on a well-made gravel road. The flatland covered with spinifex grass is behind us. In front of us are large pastures with nutritious Mitchell grass, the famous cattle country. The Princess and Wellington mountain ranges are visible.

Day 10 to Day 11 Wiluna to Perth.

 Those needing fuel can refuel in Wiluna before heading towards Meekatharra on an excellent sandy track, some of which has longer bitumen passing sections where we can safely overtake road trains. From here, we continue on the tarmac Great Northern Highway towards Cue, Mount Magnet and Payne’s Find. The last day we spent in New Norcia, the only Benedictine monastic village in Australia. We reach Perth in the early afternoon.

Services Included

  • Guided self-drive tour in the Australian style of a tag-along tour
  • There are qualified tour guides from Perth to Alice Springs, or vice versa.
  • All campsites accommodation costs campsites
  • Carries everything for a refreshing bush shower
  • Information material Gunbarrel Highway
  • Qualified breakdown assistance
  • Free of charge 2. Spare tyres for loaning when needed
  • Communication with the Royal Flying Doctor Service via satellite telephone
  • All transit permits
  • CB radio equipment for every vehicle

Services NOT included

  • Rental of the 4WD Vehicle
  • Drinks and meals.
  • Personal optional activities
  • Personal expenses and medication
  • Tips
  • Fuel

Special Instructions

  • A release and disclaimer must be signed before starting the tour.
  • For all participants, it is recommended to take out suitable travel insurance that also covers cancellation and termination of the trip.
  • For German participants, the conclusion of an ARAG protection letter is also recommended, which is unfortunately not offered in other countries.

Travel Price excludes Vehicle Rental

On request, we can arrange a 4WD camper for you

  • 4WD camper with full equipment, 300km per day, liability insurance for the off-road vehicle with a deductible of AUD 8000.00. We recommend Comprehensive coverage.
  • On Tag-Along Tours with Otto Tours Australia, insurance coverage is available on all routes.
  • We can organize the following vehicle types. (subject to availability)
  • Apollo Trailfinder (other vehicles on request)

Surcharges (strongly recommended)

Fully comprehensive insurance with a deductible of A$ 1,000, valid on all Tagalong Tours per day, per vehicle, including prepaid gas bottle refilling, 1 x table, and two camping chairs. (Just with a current rental request, we can determine the costs)

Payment and cancellation conditions

  • 20% of the travel price is due when booking
  • 80% of the travel price is due 60 days before the start of the trip.

In the event of a cancellation, the following cancellation conditions apply:

  • 20% of the travel price is due up to 60 days before the start of the trip
  • 40% of the travel price is due up to 40 days before the start of the trip
  • 60% of the travel price is due up to 30 days before the start of the trip
  • 80% of the travel price is due up to 14 days before the start of the trip
  • After that, 100% of the travel price is due

Travel Dates for the Gunbarrel Highway

(The Private Tour Guiding travel dates can be arranged to suit your timeframe)

Monthly Weekly Daily List
September 2024
May 2025
July 2025
August 2025
September 2025
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