Budget Tours & Trips to Australian Outback

Sleep under the stars at remote outback spots like a private bush camp near Mount Sonder and exclusive safari sites on Wanmarra community lands, with all camping gear and mattresses sorted for you. You'll cover 1,486km of off-road terrain in air-conditioned 4x4s with 15-21 people.

At approx. $140 daily, sleep under the stars in a traditional bush swag or safari tent while checking out Watarrka National Park, Ormiston Gorge, and Standley Chasm. National Park passes, drinking water, and meals are included, and you'll help with meal prep for that budget-friendly communal vibe.

At approx. $250 daily, all meals, camping at private sites, and entry to UNESCO-listed Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park come included. Catch sunrise and sunset at Uluru, see ancient rock art at Kuniya Piti, and trek to Kantju Gorge's seasonal waterfall with 6-21 people in an air-conditioned coach.

The Australian outback beckons at approx. $170 daily, with swag camping, Indigenous experiences, and most meals included. Sleep underground in Coober Pedy and under the stars at Kings Creek Station, with optional astronomy tours starting at $90.

At approx. $170 daily, you'll stay in permanent tented camps and do authentic swag camping at bush sites. All meals across 5 days are covered, including dinners under the stars at remote camps near Watarrka National Park and in the West MacDonnell Ranges. Activities like the Walpa Gorge Walk at Kata Tjuta and visits to Redbank Gorge come without extra fees.

Travel through the Australian Outback from around $170 daily with camping at locations including Kings Canyon's Wanmarra community lands and West MacDonnell Ranges. The tour follows off-beaten-track routes via Mereenie Loop Tourist Drive in 4WD vehicles that access terrain unavailable to standard tours, with all national park fees included. You'll help with campfire meal preparation and site setup to keep costs affordable while connecting with fellow travelers ages 8+ at remote bush camps.

Walk four sections of the Larapinta Trail covering up to 16km daily through ancient quartzite ridgelines, sleeping in safari tents or swags at private camps with bush showers and eco toilets for approx. $380 daily. Kungkas Can Cook provides ethically sourced bush tucker.