✓ Travel with Australian Pacific Touring
✓ Experiences in 24 destinations
✓ Locally inspired dining - a total of 47 meals
✓ The services of an expert APT driver-guide
✓ Stay at APT's exclusive network of Wilderness Lodges
✓ Toast the day with a glass of bubbly as the sun sets over the Bungle Bungle Range
✓ Relax as you soak in Zebedee Springs and leave feeling revitalised
✓ Soar over Mitchell Falls on an included helicopter flight
✓ Admire ancient Wandjina and Gwion Gwion (Bradshaw) rock art
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✓ Travel with Australian Pacific Touring
✓ Experiences in 24 destinations
✓ Locally inspired dining - a total of 47 meals
✓ The services of an expert APT driver-guide
✓ Stay at APT's exclusive network of Wilderness Lodges
✓ Toast the day with a glass of bubbly as the sun sets over the Bungle Bungle Range
✓ Relax as you soak in Zebedee Springs and leave feeling revitalised
✓ Soar over Mitchell Falls on an included helicopter flight
✓ Admire ancient Wandjina and Gwion Gwion (Bradshaw) rock art
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