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Cape York Tours
Tour Code: NW14DD
Take your time and experience all that Cape York and the Torres Strait has to offer on a 14 day four wheel drive camping adventure.This tour is conducted in a very personal way as the vehicle has only 6 passengers and a very passionate guide giving you almost a “Private Tour” experience.
PRICES FOR 2013
Per Person Twin Share $3,990
Single Person $4,180
ITINERARY
DAY 1
Your tour begins with a friendly pick up at your Cairns accommodation.
Get to know your fellow travelers and expert Cape York guide during the scenic inland journey from Cairns, north-west to Mareeba and the Palmer River gold fields.
After a stop at the Palmer River Roadhouse we continue through the gold fields of yesteryear to Lakeland Downs, a small township named after pioneering gold prospector Billy Lakeland.
Then we travel into Quinkan Country to view Aboriginal rock art at Split Rock. These ancient story telling galleries are estimated to be at least 15,000 years old and are part of the Australian Heritage Estate as well as being listed by UNESCO one of the top 10 rock art sites in the world.
We make a brief stop at the new Laura Ranger Station and enjoy a drink at the historic Old Laura Homestead before we lock in the hubs for a bumpy drive along the corrugated Battlecamp Road onto Hann River where we set up camp for the night.
DAY 2
Rise and shine for our drive to Archer River today.
Driving along parts of the Old Telegraph Track, we come to the historic gold rush town of Musgrave and further North along the Peninsula Development Road to the town of Coen. Sit back and watch the undulating landscapes level and the country become remarkably dry and flat.
Tonight you will set up camp at the Archer River Campground and settle in for a gorgeous starry night.
DAY 3
Buckle up for some of Australia’s finest four wheel drive action to as we get set to splash through creeks, tackle steep inclines and deep ditches along the Old Telegraph Track, on our way out of the rainforest and into the unusual landscapes of Heathland Reserve.
Marvel at the crystal clear creeks and contrast between low scrub country and the magnificently strong giant termite mounds. The work of tiny creatures, some of these termite mounds stand taller than humans and are always a favorite photo opportunity and talking point on tour.
Tonight we enjoy some camp oven delights and set up camp in the Cockatoo Creek area.
DAY 4
Today is another exciting day of outback four wheel drive action as we continue north along the Old Telegraph Track bound for our Seisa base camp which is the northern most town on Cape York.
Our journey takes us past Delhunty and across the famous Jardine River aboard the old world cable ferry. Notice the change in landscapes as we cross the Jardine River and see if you can spot a crocodile sunning itself on the banks.
A stop for a swim at Fruit Bat falls will be the highlight of your day.
DAY 5
Adjust your body clock to island time and experience the rich indigenous culture, history, fishing and pristine natural beauty of the Torres Strait and Cape York’s most northern communities.
Make sure your camera lens is clean and batteries are charged because today is the day we capture your signature Cape York photo on the absolute tip of Australia. Walk as a group to “The Tip” at the very end of Cape York Peninsula, celebrate together and grab that all important photo evidence that proves “I did it!”
Your expert guide will take you on a walking tour around the area and share historical stories and eco-facts before stopping for lunch at Somerset Beach, which was the home and the now, the resting place of Frank Jardine where you can visit these historic graves on the Beach. Tonight you will overnight at your campsite at Seisa.
DAY 6
Today is the day you travel to Thursday Island and Horn Island. Both Island tours have information and history of the past and the important part the island played in the war in keeping Australia safe. History of the early Pearling luggers and the part they played, you will admire the spectacular and breathe taking views of the Torres Straits with its Turquoise waters. Late afternoon will see you return to Seisia for sunset drinks on the beach.
DAY 7
Our southward journey begins today as we leave Seisia to explore the Aboriginal township of Bamaga.
Once again we across the famous Jardine River aboard the old world cable ferry. Can you see any crocodiles on the bank this time?
On the southern side of the Jardine River, buckle up for some real four wheel drive action as we return to the corrugated Old Telegraph Track on our journey to one of the most stunning and talked about places on tour, Twin Falls on the Elliott River.
We set up camp for the night in naturally lush Wet Tropics rainforest surrounded by the peace and beauty of two crystal clear swimming holes, each with their own flowing waterfalls.
Take a refreshing swim, go for a rainforest walk, spot some tropical birds or simply relax and enjoy the peace and awesome natural beauty surrounding you.
Day 8
Get set for some more four wheel drive action today! Our exciting journey from Twin Falls to Bramwell Station will see us return to the Old Telegraph track, splashing through creeks and tacking rough terrain as we make our way out of the rainforest and into the unusual landscapes of Heathland Reserve.
Notice the contrast between low scrub country and the magnificently strong giant termite mounds. The work of tiny creatures, some of these termite mounds stand taller than humans and are always a favorite photo opportunity and talking point on tour.
After a brief stop at Heathland Reserve, we continue to Bramwell Cattle Station and experience the true bush hospitality offered on Australia’s Northern most cattle station and the largest of its kind in Cape York.
Station owner Wendy Bramwell, will often come and greet your group herself and share stories about Bramwell Station, their expansion into earth moving and tourism, as well as environmental and legislative issues that have changed the nature of station life in the Cape.
After this very special experience, we camp at Bramwell Station.
DAY 9
Rise and shine for an early start on our journey south, across the Wenlock River towards Weipa, the largest town and mining hub of Cape York.
We arrive in Weipa around midday leaving you plenty of time to explore. Why not grab some bait and go fishing, browse shops or visit the Laundromat on the main street. You may also want to learn more about Weipa on a guided tour of Weipa bauxite mine and township (own expense). Learn about Weipa’s history, lifestyle and how the town is a driving force in the Cape York economy. Or you can just relax around our Weipa campsite.
DAY 10
This morning you will board the four wheel drive bound for Old Musgrave Telegraph Station.
We leave Weipa and drive south along the Peninsula Development Road, through the remote outback gold-rush township of Coen. We stop off at the Peninsula Quarantine Station and gain an interesting insight into the unique Quarantine needs of The Cape.
Then we cross the Archer River, and pass the little known RAAF base in Sherger. This base became less secret in September 2010 when the Australian Government announced it would be used to accommodate up to 300 male asylum seekers.
Relax and enjoy the bush scenery as we continue south to The Old Musgrave Telegraph Station we saw earlier.
Take time to look at and reflect upon Musgrave Station’s historical collection of memorabilia and old photos of the area. Allow yourself to be humbled by the amazing hurdles overcome by hard-working people from the bush.
Tonight we set up camp and stay at Old Musgrave Station.
DAY 11
Enjoy another Cape York sunrise today as we continue south along the Peninsula Development Road from Musgrave bound for wildlife haven and fishermen’s oasis, Lakefield National Park.
Lakefield National Park is renowned for bird watching and its abundance of top fishing spots full of Barramundi and Mangrove Jack.
You can go fishing for Barramundi and try to catch a glimpse of threatened species including the Red Goshawk, Lakeland Downs Mouse and Spectacled Hare-Wallaby. Or watch more common Cape York wildlife including, Ibis, Bustards, Jabirus, Brolgas, wild pigs and crocodiles going about their daily routines.
Tonight we set up camp at Kalpower Crossing and spend a starry night in the heart of Lakefield National Park.
DAY 12
Today we leave Lakefield National Park and get firsthand experience of its plentiful billabongs, waterhole’s and creeks on our journey towards Cooktown.
We visit the township of Laura and see the new Laura Ranger Station. Then we enjoy a drink at the historic Old Laura Homestead before we lock in the hubs for a bumpy drive along the corrugated Battlecamp Road, a track steep in pioneer history and infamy.
See the environmental landscape change as we travel down the coast into fertile farming country and arrive at Cooktown.
Cooktown is rich with Australian history and in the afternoon we join up with Nugal Warra Elder – Willie Gordon who will take you on his world acclaimed Aboriginal Tour into the areas of Hope Vale.
Tonight we camp in Cooktown.
DAY 13
Your morning is spent in Historic Cooktown which became a thriving port during the Gold Rush era originally discovered by Captain James Cook when he sailed into the river to repair the HMS Endeavour after hitting the reef in 1770, off Cape Tribulation. Every June the town celebrates with a re-enactment of the Landing of Captain Cook to repair the Endeavor and the meeting of the Aboriginal people.
Many things to see in Cooktown. Natures Powerhouse Museum and the James Cook Museum are two of the Attractions on the must to do list of the Visitors. Cooktown founded in 1873 as a port for the Palmer River Gold Fields and has a rich History of European settlement. Aboriginal, cultural and natural historical developments. We will also view the Australian East Coast of North Queensland it is incredible here, from Grassy Hill.
In the afternoon we travel via Black Mountain National Park and the Famous “Bloomfield Track” weather and road conditions permitting. We visit the old historic Lion’s Den Hotel. Icon Author Iddriess, has mentioned this Hotel in his early days of Tin Mining. Travelling through untouched rainforest and following the Bloomfield River keeping an eye out for basking Crocodiles’.
This is where we will be staying at a wonderful camping ground just back in off the famous Bloomfield Track under the Palms Trees. Tonight you will have a wonderful home cooked meal around the fire place a break from the on road cooking. This is where the owners will share their tails and history of the Bloomfield area. This is a very special Night.
DAY 14
Up early for a walk down to the Bloomfield River with your Guide see some of the locals fishing. Then on to the Wujal Wujal Falls. Take in a Wonderful visit to the Wujal Wujal Art Centre by your local artist in the local area of Bloomfield. Cross the Bloomfield River keeping an eye out for birds and wild life.
Now we start to do some climbing through the ranges. Travel through Cape Tribulation and Daintree Rainforest down to a wonderful place in the middle of the Rainforest, to have a super Lunch with the Local’s.
After Lunch we make our way to the Daintree Ice Creamery, home to famous exotic tropical fruit ice-cream, Flavours from the exotic fruits that are grown on the property. Then on to the Alexandra Lookout with its views overlooking the Mouth of the Daintree River and the Coral Sea. Travel across the Daintree River via the cable ferry then returning to Cairns with a drop off to your accommodation.
2013 DEPARTURE DATES:
- May 27
- June 14
- July 2, 19
- August 6, 24
- September 12, 30
HIGHLIGHTS:
- Split Rock Aboriginal Art Site
- Hann River
- Old Musgrave Telegraph Station
- Coen
- Archer River
- Peninsula Development Road
- The Old Telegraph Track
- Jardine River Ferry
- Loyalty Beach
- Thursday & Horn Islands
- Seisia – Australia’s Most Northerly Point
- Twin Falls
- Indian Head Falls
- Bramwell Station
- Weipa
- Musgrave Station
- Lakefield National Park
- Old Laura Homestead
- Cooktown
- Black Mountain
- Lions Den Pub
- Bloomfield Track
- Daintree Rainforest
- Cape Tribulation
TOUR INCLUDES:
- 1 Driver/Guide
- Return Cairns Accommodation Transfers
- Meals as indicated
- Guided tours & activities
- Modern 6 seat air-conditioned 4WD vehicle
- 13 nights tented camping
- Tent
- Sleeping bag & Pillow
- High density foam mattress
- Thursday Island Bus Tour
- Thursday Island Ferry
- Horn Island Bus Tour
- Horn Island Ferry
EXTRAS:
- Any Museums Tours in Cooktown
- One Dinner in Cooktown
- Mine Tour in Weipa $35
- Stretcher Bed $35 per trip
OPTIONAL EXTRAS:
- Cairns accommodation before & after your tour at $42.50 per person per night includes free Airport pick up, Breakfast & Luggage storage
Cape York Tours
Tour Code: W13C
Experience the true adventure of getting to Cape York with the knowledge that you will see all the Cape has to offer. This tour ventures to both Weipa on the West coast and Chilli Beach on the East coast of the Australian tip.
PRICES FOR 2013
Per Person Twin Share $2,895
Single Person $3,195
ITINERARY
Day 1 – (LD)
Your adventure begins as we travel over the Great Dividing Range into “Quinkan Country” to view ancient Aboriginal rock art at Split Rock near Laura (reasonable fitness and suitable footwear required). Travel on into Lakefield National Park, Queensland’s second largest at 537,000 hectares (1.25 million acres) and a great wildlife spotting opportunity. We camp in the National Park tonight.
Day 2 – (BD)
Waterlily covered billabongs, wildlife and a great variety of birdlife in Lakefield National Park this morning. Visit the historic telegraph station of Musgrave for lunch (own expense) before travelling on to Coen and the Archer River. Continue on to “Merluna”, a remote family operated cattle station, where we camp tonight.
Day 3 – (BLD)
On to the bauxite mining town of Weipa on the Gulf of Carpentaria to stock up on supplies. Leaving Weipa we travel through Batavia Downs Station, cross the Wenlock River and camp at Bramwell Junction which defines the start of Cape York’s famous Telegraph Track.
Day 4 – (BLD)
4WD action, adventure and fun on Cape York’s rugged Telegraph Track today. Cross rivers and creeks, swim and relax, see prehistoric cycads, giant termite mounds and carnivorous plants. You’ll be enchanted by the magic of Twin Falls – swimming here, in pristine spring-fed pools landscaped by nature, will be a life long memory. We camp here tonight in the company of millions of stars.
Day 5 – (BLD)
Time for a morning swim then onward across the mighty Jardine River by cable ferry to our beach front campsite on the tropical shores of Torres Strait.
Day 6 – (BLD)
A fascinating visit to the beautiful “Lockerbie Scrub”, an isolated pocket of monsoon rainforest, on our way to historic Somerset on Albany Passage where you can ponder the past, our explorers, pioneers and the Cape’s traditional owners. Now, an emotional walk to the very top of Australia – CAPE YORK!
Day 7 – (BD)
Choose from a tropical cruise to Thursday Island or fishing with a professional guide (both optional). Alternatively, take your bird book and binoculars for a bushwalk or relax at the beach with a good book. Lunch is at your own expense today.
Day 8 – (BLD)
Across the mighty Jardine River we travel through Cape York’s wilderness and on to Fruit Bat Falls for lunch and a swim in its pristine spring-fed waters. Continue on to our overnight camp at Moreton on the Wenlock River.
Day 9 – (BLD)
Today we head east across the Wenlock and Pascoe Rivers to the fabulous Iron Range National Park (conditions permitting), Australia’s largest remaining area of tropical lowland rainforest. The area is renown for its Eclectus Parrots, Palm Cockatoos, Magnificent Rifle Birds, Green (Condra) Pythons and Spotted Cuscus to name just a few. We camp in the rainforest or at Chili Beach.
Day 10 – (BL)
This morning we visit the tiny outpost of Portland Roads before returning to see other secrets hidden in the Iron Range rainforest. We leave the National Park through Tozers Gap and travel on to visit the historic Batavia gold fields. Onward to Archer River where we camp tonight. Dinner is at your own expense this evening.
Day 11 – (BLD)
South to Coen then on to the historic telegraph station of Musgrave. Continue on into Lakefield National Park, Queensland’s second largest at 537,000 hectares (1.25 million acres) and a great wildlife spotting opportunity. We camp in the National Park tonight.
Day 12 – (BL)
Rise to the morning chorus of the many bird species in Lakefield. Travel via Laura and Lakeland to historic Cooktown and walk where Captain Cook once walked, enjoy Grassy Hill’s spectacular views and relive the gold rush days strolling past heritage buildings. We camp near Cooktown tonight. Dinner is at your own expense this evening.
Day 13 – (BL)
Visit eerie Black Mountain and the quaint Lion’s Den Hotel this morning. Now 4WD adventure on the Bloomfield Track (conditions permitting) into the World Heritage Listed rainforests of Daintree and Cape Tribulation. Nearing the end we cross the Daintree River by cable ferry and continue on to Port Douglas or Cairns completing your fascinating adventure of discovery and fun in Australia’s far north.
DEPARTURES IN 2013
- May 28
- June 11, 25
- July 9, 23
- August 6, 20
- September 3, 17
HIGHLIGHTS:
- Lakefield National Park
- Musgrave, Coen, Archer River, Weipa
- Twin Falls
- Cape York
- Somerset
- Fruit Bat Falls
- Iron Range National Park
- Chili Beach
- Guided Tour of Cooktown
- Daintree rainforest
- All National Park, Site and Ferry Fees
TOUR INCLUDES:
- Small Groups – Maximum 13 guests
- Air-conditioned 4WD vehicle
- Professional Qualified Guide
- Meals as coded
- Pyramid-style safari tent / self-inflating mattress
- Guided Tour of “Quinkan” Aboriginal Rock Art
EXTRAS:
- All drinks (except tea and coffee)
- Dinner on Days 10 and 12
- Lunch on Days 2 and 7
- Optional Tours
- Sleeping Bag (limited stock available for hire – AUD 25.00 per person)
- Pillow
- Items of a personal nature
OPTIONAL EXTRAS:
- Thursday Island Ferry $112 per person return
- Thursday Island Bus Tour $31 per person
- Weipa Mine Tour $30 per person
- Cairns accommodation before & after your tour at $42.50 per person per night includes free Airport pick up, Breakfast & Luggage storage
Cape York Tours
Tour Code: OC16O
This Cape York Camping Tour features “Laura Rock Art” and “Iron Range National Park” plus you have and overnight on Horn Island with both tours on Thursday Island and Horn Island plus ferry transfers included.
PRICES FOR 2013
May, Sep
Per Person Twin Share $3,500
Single Person $3,640
Jun, Jul, Aug
Per Person Twin Share $3,850
Single Person $3,990
ITINERARY
DAY 1 SATURDAY (LD)
CAIRNS, LAURA AREA. Early departure from your Cairns accommodation as we climb the rainforest-shrouded Kuranda Range, through Mareeba to the Mareeba Tropical Savanna and Wetland Reserve. Join a guided boat cruise and get up close and personal to the resident Jacanas and Pygmy-geese, and, for the lucky ones, a close up of the Freshwater Crocodiles! Pass by the inhospitable ranges of the Palmer River Gold Fields and enter the Laura River valley.
Overnight Laura Campground
DAY 2 SUNDAY (BLD)
MUSGRAVE TELEGRAPH STATION. This morning we take a guided walk of Mushroom Rock art site where occupation dates back over 30,000 years, and the images of Quinkan spirits, totem animals and people adorn many of the rock shelters, this area ranks alongside the Kimberly and the Arnemland escarpment as Australia’s most important rock art regions. After lunch we rejoin the development road heading north to our overnight stay at Musgrave, the only original pioneer telegraph station building remaining in Cape York. Camp with facilities.
DAY 3 MONDAY (BLD)
COEN, MORETON TELEGRAPH STATION. Today we travel through typical frontier cattle country to a welcome fuel and provision stop at the mining town of Coen. With time to take in the history of the area at Heritage House. We cross the wide sandy Archer and Wenlock Rivers to arrive at Moreton Telegraph Station. Time for a bushwalk or wet a line for the elusive barramundi and spotlight for the rare Cuscus possum. Camp with facilities.
DAY 4 TUESDAY (BLD)
TELEGRAPH ROAD, TWIN FALLS.
Civilisation is far behind and we are really in four-wheel drive country as we traverse the ever-changing wilderness landscape of zamias and eucalyptus forests to reach today’s destination, the picturesque Twin Falls. Plenty of time to swim and explore or photograph the many enchanting rock pools, and waterfalls of this unique spot. Camp in Jardine River National Park with very basic facilities.
DAY 5 WEDNESDAY (BLD)
JARDINE RIVER, CAPE YORK.
We continue negotiating bush tracks and the northern bypass road to reach the swift flowing Jardine River. A short stop at Bamaga Aboriginal and Islander settlement, before proceeding to our northern base camp overlooking the scattered islands of the Torres Strait. Camp with facilities.
DAY 6 THURSDAY (BLD)
CAPE YORK, SOMERSET, HORN ISLAND.
An unforgettable day of achievement and interest.
We stand at the very tip of our continent.
An afternoon ferry transfer through the islands of Torres Strait to Thursday Island where you will connect with another ferry to Horn Island. Overnight at Gateway Torres Strait Resort.
DAY 7 FRIDAY (BLD)
HORN ISLAND, THURSDAY ISLAND, CAPE YORK. Discover Horn Island with a guided tour of the WW2 sites and a visit to the Torres Strait Heritage Museum. This is the largest collection of WW2, cultural and artistic items in the Torres Strait. Ferry transfer to Thursday Island for lunch followed by a guided tour to explore Thursday Island’s fascinating past from the pearling era to present “Capital” of Torres Strait. Afternoon ferry back to mainland Cape York. Overnight camp with facilities.
DAY 8 SATURDAY (BLD)
FRUITBAT FALLS, BRAMWELL JUNCTION.
Our overland adventure south begins today. Cross the mighty Jardine River, through the wilderness of forests and heath to Fruitbat Falls on the Elliot River and a cooling dip in the rapids and waterfalls before lunch. Via the Kennedy Expedition monument at Heathlands Reserve, we arrive at Bramwell Junction.
DAY 9 SUNDAY (BLD)
WENLOCK RIVER, WEIPA.
We farewell our station hosts and travel south to cross the Wenlock River and via Batavia Downs detour west to the Gulf of Carpentaria through huge cattle runs and Aboriginal tribal lands to the bauxite-mining town of Weipa. Overnight at Weipa Campground.
DAY 10 MONDAY (BD)
BATAVIA GOLDFIELDS, CHUULA.
In the cool of the early morning, a fascinating Weipa Mine Tour (own cost, as is lunch today). A veritable ‘Oasis in the Wilderness’ and providing further contrast to your experience of this last frontier. A visit to the new Western Cape Cultural Centre before venturing East through pioneer cattle country to Old Batavia Goldfields. We explore this goldfield were approx 40,500 oz of gold was recovered. Overnight camp by the Wenlock River on Chuulangan Homelands
DAY 11 TUESDAY (BLD)
IRON RANGE NATIONAL PARK.
Cross the Pascoe River before entering Iron Range National Park via Tozers Gap. The park features the largest area of tropical lowland rainforest remaining in Australia. Rare fauna and flora include cuscus, palm cockatoos, eclectus parrots, green pythons, palms and orchids. There is also impressive coastal and mountain range scenery. Overnight camp in Iron Range National Park for 2 nights, basic facilities.
DAY 12 WEDNESDAY (BLD)
PORTLAND ROADS, CHILLI BEACH, WW2 SITES. An exiting day visiting significant historical sites and breathtaking coastal scenery. Portland Roads, once a vital seaport for miners and the wartime airfields, now affords the locals a relaxed lifestyle in an idyllic tropical setting. Chilli Beach, a truly magical spot overlooking Restoration Island, Bligh’s first landing site in 1792. We explore and learn about the gold workings of the 1930′s and the area around the airfield at Iron Range where there were major military installations.
DAY 13 THURSDAY (BLD)
ARCHER RIVER. Travel west through lands of the Lockhart River Aboriginal People to rejoin the Peninsula Development Road, then south to overnight at the Archer River. Camp with facilities.
DAY 14 FRIDAY (BLD)
MUSGRAVE, LAKEFIELD NATIONAL PARK.
Via Musgrave we head east towards the Coral Sea where we traverse almost the entire length of the huge bird and wildlife sanctuary of Lakefield National Park. An amalgamation of 3 huge cattle stations, the waterfowl teem in lily-fringed billabongs and huge crocodiles bask in broad river-lakes and lagoons. Camp with basic facilities.
DAY 15 SATURDAY (BD)
OLD LAURA, COOKTOWN. Continuing through Lakefield, past Old Laura Station, over the legendary Battlecamp Range to historic Cooktown. An eventful day of sightseeing and viewing significant landmarks and sites so important to all Australians. (Lunch at own cost today)
DAY 16 SUNDAY (BL)
CAPE TRIBULATION NATIONAL PARK, CAIRNS. Across the rocky Bloomfield River and over the jungle clad heights of the coastal range to the secluded splendour of Cape Tribulation National Park. An informative drive and boardwalk beneath the majestic forest canopy of the World Heritage Rainforest.
A hotel transfer on arrival in Cairns completes your holiday.
DEPARTURES IN 2013
- May 25
- June 22
- July 20
- August 17
- September 14
HIGHLIGHTS:
- Mareeba Tropical Savanna and Wetland Reserve
- Quinkan Aboriginal Paintings
- Musgrave Telegraph Station
- Moreton Telegraph Station
- Cape York-the very Top
- Historic Somerset (road conditions permitting)
- Horn Island – overnight
- Thursday Island
- Twin Falls & Bramwell Station
- Weipa (Gulf of Carpentaria)
- Batavia Gold Fields
- Chuulangun Homelands
- Iron Range National Park
- Portland Road – Chilli Beach
- Lakefield National Park
- Historic Cooktown
- Bloomfield Track
- World Heritage Daintree National Park
TOUR INCLUDES:
- 1 Driver/Guide plus 1 Hostess/Cook
- Return Cairns Accommodation Transfers
- Meals as indicated
- Guided tours & activities
- Air-conditioned 16-21 seat 4WD vehicle
- 15 nights camping
- Tent & high density foam mattress
- Thursday Island Ferry
- Thursday Island Bus Tour
- Horn Island Bus Tour
- Horn Island Museum
EXTRAS:
- Sleeping Bag $20 per trip
- Pillow $6 per trip
- Stretcher Bed $35 per tour
- Weipa Mine Tour $35 per person
- Sole use tent $80 per trip
OPTIONAL EXTRAS:
- Cairns accommodation before & after your tour at $42.50 per person per night includes free Airport pick up, Breakfast & Luggage storage