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These tours include at least one night away: sleep on board a sailing boat in the Whitsundays, stay on K’gari, camp in Kakadu and Litchfield, or take a multi-day trip around Uluru, Tasmania or the West Coast. Each tour page lists its accommodation, from boat cabins and dorms to tents and swags.
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You sleep on board. Each sailing tour lists its cabins and bedding. For example, Prosail’s Condor includes bedding with a pillow, linen and a fan.
Pack light in a soft bag. Luggage space on yachts is limited, so hard suitcases and framed backpacks aren’t suitable. Most Airlie Beach hostels can store bigger bags.
Space is tight, so many tours set a limit of around 15kg in a soft bag, plus a small day pack.
A swag is a canvas bedroll with a mattress that you sleep in, often under the stars. Several Kakadu and outback camping tours use swags, sometimes inside tents.
To drive, you need to be at least 21 and have held a full driver’s licence for at least 1 year. Bring your licence with you.
Some trips are for adults only or aimed at younger travellers. For example, New Horizon is strictly 18+, and the Darwin to Uluru Adventure is for ages 18 to 49. Check the tour page before you book.
Yes. The island officially went back to its traditional name, K’gari, on 7 June 2023.