SPECTACULAR SIGHTSEEING EXPERIENCES

*  Journey over the Great Dividing Range
*  See Aboriginal rock art at Split Rock
*  Explore the waterlily covered billabongs of Lakefield National Park
*  Stop at historic Musgrave Station
*  Visit the old gold mining town of Coen
*  Traverse the Piccaninny Plains to Weipa
*  Travel along the famous rugged
    Telegraph Track
*  Enjoy a swim at beautiful Eliot Falls
*  Cross the mighty Jardine River
*  Stay at Punsand Bay on the shores of Torres Strait
*  Visit the beautiful Lockerbie Scrub, a monsoon rainforest
*  Discover historic Somerset
*  Walk to the very top of Australia
*  Opportunity to visit Thursday Island
*  Enjoy a spectacular flight over the
    Great Barrier Reef

CAMPING HOLIDAY INCLUSIONS

Transportation
*  Tour by unique purpose built 4WD vehicle, air-conditioned, Australia wide communications and large panoramic windows

Professionally Escorted
*  Tour with an experienced, professional Safari Leader

Accommodation
*  Camp in scenic locations 

Dining Inclusions
*  Full Breakfasts (7) (B)
*  Lunches (6) (L)
*  Delicious two course dinners (7) (D)
Plus
*  Flight from Bamaga to Cairns included whilst on tour

Day 1: Cairns - Cape York
Meet a representative from Wilderness Challenge at the Aerotropics Terminal, General Aviation Terminal at the Cairns Airport, at 7.15am this morning.
Enjoy spectacular views of the Great Barrier Reef as we fly to Bamaga. We visit the beautiful Lockerbie Scrub, an isolated pocket of monsoon rainforest, on our way to historic Somerset. This afternoon walk to the very top of Australia, Cape York!
Camp: Punsand Bay. (LD)

Day 2: Cape York -“ Fruit Bat Falls
Our 4WD adventure is at its best today as we travel along the famous Telegraph Track. Later, cross the mighty Jardine River to Fruit Bat Falls, where there is time for a refreshing swim. We camp and dine in the Cape York wilderness tonight.
Camp: Cape York Area. (BLD)

Day 3: Iron Range National Park
We continue along the famous Telegraph Track today, traversing the Wenlock and Pascoe Rivers. We visit Iron Range National Park, Australia largest remaining protected area of tropical lowland rainforest, before setting up camp at Chili Beach on the shores of the Coral Sea.
Camp: Chili Beach. (BLD)

Day 4: Archer River
This morning we visit the tiny outpost of Portland Roads, before exploring the Iron Range National Park further. We travel through Tozers Gap and the Batavia gold fields on our way to Archer River.
Camp: Archer River. (BLD)

Day 5: Musgrave - Lakefield National Park
Travel this morning to Coen and Musgrave Station, once a fortress Telegraph Station. Continue on to Lakefield National Park and explore the waterlily-covered billabongs, see wildlife and a great variety of birdlife.
Camp: Lakefield National Park. (BLD)

Day 6: Cooktown
We visit the Old Laura Homestead this morning, then travel along the Battlecamp Road to historic Cooktown. Enjoy time to explore Cooktown including spectacular views from Grassy Hill.
Camp: Cooktown. (BLD)

Day 7: Bloomfield Track - Cairns
Our day begins with a visit to the eerie Black Mountain and quaint Lion’s Den Hotel, before travelling south along the Bloomfield Track into the rainforests of the Daintree and Cape Tribulation. We cross the Daintree River and continue to Cairns, arriving at approximately 5.30pm where you will be transferred to your hotel. (BL)