Visit Northern Territory - Australia's Outback from $1,138* Round Trip
Discover Australia's legendary outback - experience big nature and ancient Aboriginal culture. Refresh you spirit and awaken your sense of adventure. This is the destination that ebbs and flows with the seasons, a place of contrast and color, home to World Heritage wonders Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park and Kakadu National Park.
To take advantage of this offer, start your travel between 24 October and 17 November 2010. Other travel periods are available at higher cost.
For a limited time only, you can add an optional stopover in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane or Auckland at no additional cost instead of $150.
Hurry, this offer will expire on Thursday, 30 September 2010.
* Taxes, fees and restrictions apply.
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Flight Bookings
| To: Alice Springs, Ayers Rock or Darwin | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Departing from: | Round Trip* | Book without Stopovers | Book with Stopovers |
| Los Angeles | $1,138 | Book | Book |
| San Francisco | $1,138 | Book | Book |
| New York (JFK) | $1,338 | Book | Book |
* Prices include fuel surcharges of $160 from the US. US and foreign taxes, fees, including September 11th Security Fee, are up to an additional $150 to $200 depending upon itinerary.
There may be cheaper fares available during this travel period but not enough seats to allow us to advertise. If your travel dates are flexible use the 'Flexible with dates' option to find the best airfare.
Destination Overview
Alice Springs
- Alice Springs is Australia's red centre, nestled between the East and West MacDonnell Ranges.
- Explore the history of the Royal Flyer Doctor Service and School of the Air.
- Take in the natural beauty of the desert.
- Hike the famous Larapinta local or see the sights from above in a hot air ballon.
- Experience indigenous culture and tradition through colourful canvases of local Aboriginal artists showcased in art galleries around town.
Uluru (Ayers Rock)
- Rising from the broad desert plain in the heart of Australia is Uluru (Ayers Rock) - Australia's most recognizable icon.
- Watch this monolith magically change colors on a sunrise or sunset tour.
- See Aboriginal petroglyphs (rock engravings)
- Discover Kata Tjuta and Walpa Gorge
- Get up close to this spiritual place and learn the Dreamtime stories with a walking tour led by the traditional Aboriginal land owners who have been living in this area for nearly 22,000 years.
Darwin
- Darwin is the Northern Territory's capital - a modern, tropical city that sits on a harbor twice the size of Sydney's.
- Considered Australia's most diverse city, more than 50 nationalities make up Darwin's population, including the area's traditional Aboriginal landowners.
- See baobab trees at George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens before visiting Government House, as redolent of colonial tropicalia as Parliament House is of a new, cosmopolitan Darwin.
- The Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory houses exhibits on Cyclone Tracy and indigenous art, while reptile fans should head to Crocodylus Park.
- In addition to its bustling markets and vibrant city life, Darwin is also the gateway to must-see sights in the Top End including the majesty of Kakadu National Park.
Australia's Outback Land Packages
After you book your airfare at qantas.com, take advantage of the Journey to Australia's Outback packages from
Qantas Vacations.
The Alice, Kings Canyon and Uluru, including a stay at the Exclusive Kings Canyon Wilderness Lodge!
- 4-day explorer from $1,200# per person based on double occupancy
Contact Qantas Vacations on 1 800 532 6713 for great package offers that will ensure a memorable Outback experience.
* US/foreign taxes and fees, including September 11th Security Fee, are an additional US$150 to US$200, depending on itinerary. Seats are very limited and are not available on every flight. No minimum stay, maximum stay 12 months. Add-on fares are available from North American cities that are not Qantas gateways. No refunds. Date changes are permitted for a fee of US$200 per person per change. Other restrictions apply. Information is correct as of 1 September 2010 and subject to change without notice.
All prices are quoted in US dollars.
Qantas flights operating on B747 or A380 equipment or a combination thereof depending on itinerary chosen.
A380 schedule subject to change and last minute change of aircraft.
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^ Airfare is an additional US$30 for reservations made by telephone on or after 2 August 2010.
+ All prices are "from" per person based on twin share between 1 April 2010 and 31 March 2011. Note: Flights not included. Itinerary valid until 31 March 2011. Inquire for details beyond this date. Fuel surcharges may apply and payable direct to Qantas Vacations. All prices, itineraries and routings are subject to change. Call Qantas Vacations directly for current prices. CST# 2001136-50.
~ Available on our A380, B747-400 and A330-200 aircraft, subject to last minute schedule change.
It is the passenger's responsibility to ensure all visa requirements are complied with.
Note: The US Department of Homeland Security and the US Department of State have suspended special international in-transit programs.
All prices are quoted in US dollars.
Qantas flights operating on B747 or A380 equipment or a combination thereof depending on itinerary chosen.
A380 schedule subject to change and last minute change of aircraft.
Your PC must accept a cookie and allow pop-up windows to continue.
^ Airfare is an additional US$30 for reservations made by telephone on or after 2 August 2010.
+ All prices are "from" per person based on twin share between 1 April 2010 and 31 March 2011. Note: Flights not included. Itinerary valid until 31 March 2011. Inquire for details beyond this date. Fuel surcharges may apply and payable direct to Qantas Vacations. All prices, itineraries and routings are subject to change. Call Qantas Vacations directly for current prices. CST# 2001136-50.
~ Available on our A380, B747-400 and A330-200 aircraft, subject to last minute schedule change.
It is the passenger's responsibility to ensure all visa requirements are complied with.
Note: The US Department of Homeland Security and the US Department of State have suspended special international in-transit programs.
