Drive the Australian outback from the Red Centre to the Indian Ocean, passing through ancient Aboriginal lands, remote cattle stations, and untouched turquoise bays. A true remote-road journey for experienced outback drivers and adventurers seeking isolation and raw beauty.
Arrive in Alice Springs; pick up high-clearance 4WD; stock supplies.
Drive to West MacDonnells; hike Simpsons Gap (3 km return; river red gums).
Camp near Ellery Creek; sunset from the creek's waterhole.
Drive to Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park; watch sunrise from designated viewpoint.
Walk the Uluru Base Track (9.4 km; 3.5 hours) at a leisurely pace.
Sunset viewing at Uluru; camp in the park.
Hike the Walpa Gorge Trail to Kata Tjuta's domed peaks (2.6 km; 1.5 hours).
Drive towards a remote cattle station near Kings Canyon; arrive by dusk.
Experience outback hospitality; traditional dinner under stars.
Depart the station; drive the Tanami Track (northern section).
Stop at rock carvings and wildflower springs; red dunes stretch endlessly.
Camp at a remote bush camp; night sky unobstructed by any light.
Continue on Tanami Track crossing into Western Australia.
Detour to Mount Liebig (sacred site); scenic gorge and red cliffs.
Camp near the Papunya turnoff; prepare for the drive to the coast.
Drive north on sealed roads towards Exmouth; landscape transitions to spinifex and acacia.
Arrive at Exmouth (Ningaloo region); explore the town and settle accommodation.
Dinner on the foreshore; prepare for water activities.
Drive to Coral Bay; snorkel the reef (walk straight in; coral 100 m offshore).
Kayak through shallow turquoise waters; spot reef sharks and giant groupers.
Return to Exmouth; sunset drinks at a beach bar.
Optional sunrise beach walk; return rental 4WD in Exmouth.
Fly out from Exmouth or drive back to Perth (1,270 km; splits into 2 days).
Depart or settle in Perth for onward travel.