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12 Day The Ghan, Kakadu & Cape York

12 Day The Ghan, Kakadu & Cape York

12 Day The Ghan, Kakadu & Cape York

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$9,497 pp

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$8,299 Book Now
with only a $99 deposit pp
Single Traveller
$9,497

✓ Incredible sightseeing, travel on The Ghan from Adelaide to Darwin through the fiery red centre, witness crocodiles in Kakadu, stand at the Tip of Australia in Cape York, explore Cooktown and the Daintree Rainforest
✓ 2 nights on board The Ghan in a Gold Twin cabin (upgrades available). All-inclusive meals, fine wines and beverages. A regionally-inspired menu paired with a selection of local wines
✓ 9 nights’ accommodation in comfortable 3 and 4 star hotels
✓ Included flights from Darwin to Cairns and Cairns to Cape York return
✓ Spend three days exploring the remote Cape York Peninsula including the Telegraph Track and Fruit Bat Falls
✓ Day tours to experience Kakadu, Katherine and Cooktown
✓ 22 meals, including daily breakfast, 6 lunches and 7 dinners
✓ Transportation included as per the itinerary
✓ In depth sightseeing as per itinerary

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