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7 Day The Ghan & Kakadu

7 Day The Ghan & Kakadu

7 Day The Ghan & Kakadu

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✓ Incredible sightseeing – travel on The Ghan from Adelaide to Darwin through the fiery Red Centre and lush Top End, witness crocodiles in Kakadu and stunning iconic Australian landscapes
✓ 2 nights on board The Ghan in a Gold Twin cabin (upgrades available) – all-inclusive meals, fine wines, and beverages
✓ 4 nights in 4-star hotels 
✓ 11 meals 
✓ Day tour to experience Kakadu National Park with a cruise on Yellow Water Billabong
✓ Comfortable transportation included 
✓ Only $99 deposit per person. See How to Book & Payments for more information
✓ 7 Day cooling off period. See more information under Fine Print

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