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Adelaide to Alice Springs

15th Jan 2019

This route is recommended for 4WD vehicles as some roads are restricted to 4WD campers only.

This 9 day trip will bring you from Adelaide to Alice Springs. The core of this trip is spectacular desert with alternative scenery. You will pass by the world-famous mining city Coober Pedy and of course Ayers Rock. Go shark cage diving at the Neptune Islands and get an adrenaline boost for your trip. The total trip is nine days and gives you enough time to see all the highlights along this route. Friends, families or couples, you are going to have the time of your life!

Travel Itinerary

Day 1: Adelaide

Soar through the Adelaide air in a helicopter and take in the beautiful sights. See boutique wineries & gorgeous scenery from above for unmatched views.

Day 2: Adelaide - Port Augusta

For over 20 years, Calypso Star Charters have offered guests the chance to see the Ultimate Marine Predator, The Great White Shark in its natural environment at the Neptune Islands.

Day 3: Port Augusta - Coober Pedy

In the mining city of Coober Pedy at least half of the population lives underground just to escape from the high temperatures during the summer. It’s so fascinating that you really have to take a look around in this town. Coober Pedy is the only place where you’ll find underground hotels, restaurants,bars, an underground church, and a golf course without grass.

Day 4: Coober Pedy

In the mining city of Coober Pedy at least half of the population lives underground just to escape from the high temperatures during the summer. It’s so fascinating that you really have to take a look around in this town. Coober Pedy is the only place where you’ll find underground hotels, restaurants,bars, an underground church, and a golf course without grass.

Day 5: Coober Pedy-Marla

In the mining city of Coober Pedy at least half of the population lives underground just to escape from the high temperatures during the summer. It’s so fascinating that you really have to take a look around in this town. Coober Pedy is the only place where you’ll find underground hotels, restaurants,bars, an underground church, and a golf course without grass.

Day 6: Marla - Ayers Rock

Ayers Rock is Australia’s most recognisable natural icon. Standing 348 metres high, the monolith has great cultural significance for the traditional Aboriginal owners, the Anangu people.

Day 7: Ayers Rock

Ayers Rock is Australia’s most recognisable natural icon. Standing 348 metres high, the monolith has great cultural significance for the traditional Aboriginal owners, the Anangu people.

Day 8: Ayers Rock - Alice Springs

Alice Springs is a town of 30,000 people in the centre of Australia, located on the banks of the usually dry Todd River. This town in the middle of the desert has plenty of facilities, attractions, tours and accommodation.

Day 9: Alice Springs

Alice Springs is a town of 30,000 people in the centre of Australia, located on the banks of the usually dry Todd River. This town in the middle of the desert has plenty of facilities, attractions, tours and accommodation.

  • Day 1: Adelaide

    Soar through the Adelaide air in a helicopter and take in the beautiful sights. See boutique wineries & gorgeous scenery from above for unmatched views.

  • Day 2: Adelaide - Port Augusta

    For over 20 years, Calypso Star Charters have offered guests the chance to see the Ultimate Marine Predator, The Great White Shark in its natural environment at the Neptune Islands.

  • Day 3: Port Augusta - Coober Pedy

    In the mining city of Coober Pedy at least half of the population lives underground just to escape from the high temperatures during the summer. It’s so fascinating that you really have to take a look around in this town. Coober Pedy is the only place where you’ll find underground hotels, restaurants,bars, an underground church, and a golf course without grass.

  • Day 4: Coober Pedy

    In the mining city of Coober Pedy at least half of the population lives underground just to escape from the high temperatures during the summer. It’s so fascinating that you really have to take a look around in this town. Coober Pedy is the only place where you’ll find underground hotels, restaurants,bars, an underground church, and a golf course without grass.

  • Day 5: Coober Pedy-Marla

    In the mining city of Coober Pedy at least half of the population lives underground just to escape from the high temperatures during the summer. It’s so fascinating that you really have to take a look around in this town. Coober Pedy is the only place where you’ll find underground hotels, restaurants,bars, an underground church, and a golf course without grass.

  • Day 6: Marla - Ayers Rock

    Ayers Rock is Australia’s most recognisable natural icon. Standing 348 metres high, the monolith has great cultural significance for the traditional Aboriginal owners, the Anangu people.

  • Day 7: Ayers Rock

    Ayers Rock is Australia’s most recognisable natural icon. Standing 348 metres high, the monolith has great cultural significance for the traditional Aboriginal owners, the Anangu people.

  • Day 8: Ayers Rock - Alice Springs

    Alice Springs is a town of 30,000 people in the centre of Australia, located on the banks of the usually dry Todd River. This town in the middle of the desert has plenty of facilities, attractions, tours and accommodation.

  • Day 9: Alice Springs

    Alice Springs is a town of 30,000 people in the centre of Australia, located on the banks of the usually dry Todd River. This town in the middle of the desert has plenty of facilities, attractions, tours and accommodation.

Adelaide At Its Best

This video will show you what you can look forward to in Adelaide. This city is not only the fastest growing city in Australia, it’s also a city of diversity. Federal Square is a good example of the city’s modern architecture but it has many historical and beautiful buildings and churches to see. Don’t forget to escape the city to see the forest, sea, wineries and waterfalls.

Q&A

 

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Calypso Star Charters

Address: PO Box 2058, Port Lincoln SA 5606 – Office 3/10 South Quay Boulevard Port Lincoln SA
Phone: +61 8 8682 3939
Email: [email protected]
Web Site: www.sharkcagediving.com.au
FAQs provided by: Calypso Star Charters

 

What is Shark Cage Diving?

For the ultimate adventure activity sure to get the adrenaline pumping and provide memories to last a lifetime, try Great White Shark Cage Diving! Tours depart from the Port Lincoln Marina and give guests the opportunity to come face to face with the ocean’s ultimate predatory fish, experiencing approximately 45 minutes of cage viewing time. See these majestic creatures in their natural environment, be mesmerised by their size and gracefulness, and learn why we must protect their existence. No experience is required, it’s open to all ages and Port Lincoln is the only place in Australia offering this unforgettable opportunity… White Shark Cage Diving!

Why is Calypso Star Charters located in Port Lincoln?

Our tours are conducted at the Neptune Islands in South Australia. Our base at Port Lincoln puts us just a 2.5 hour journey from the Islands which enables us to conduct the one day tours and provides the perfect base for our activities.

What is the inside tip for a great experience with Calypso Star Charters?

Generally the winter months provide a higher average number of sharks per day, and more likelihood of sighting the larger female sharks. However the last two years have proven that sharks are sighted consistently all year round and no month is better or worse for shark attraction than any other. Due to the nomadic habits of the sharks themselves we cannot pin point an exact time, as it will vary from year to year.

Are there other great tourist activities in the area?

We recommend swimming with southern bluefin tuna with Swim with the Tuna.