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Uluru, Australia

This mysterious red monolith is the peak of a buried mountain range, rising 430 metres over a perimeter of 9 kilometres in Australia's flat dry red centre. Reflecting countless colours, Uluru dazzles with its fabled light show, as its sandstone takes on various hues of red, yellow, orange, purple and grey. Encounter wilderness, mystery and spirituality as you absorb not only the natural beauty, but the cultural significance and sense of place that holds Uluru at the centre of the Aboriginal Anangu people's heart.... view detail

Small group Red Centre Tour during Rim Walk at Kings Canyon

Discovery Ecotours Australia
A sense of discovery Discovery Ecotours Australia is a unique, small group tour operator providing ... view detail
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You have achieved so much but there is so much more to do. So reward yourself with life's rare and enriching experiences. Blend your zest for life with the endless opportunities for enrichment in untouched Australia, New Zealand and Fiji.

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Australia is the sixth largest country in the world. Roughly equivalent to the 48 mainland states of the USA and 50 per cent larger than Europe, yet has the lowest population density in the world - with just two people per square kilometre.

Australia boasts over 10,000 beaches - more than any other nation.

For more than 60,000 thousand years, Australia's indigenous people have lived and thrived amongst a unique and challenging natural environment. Australia's rich vegetation and native wildlife helped them establish their presence on the land. Today Australia's aboriginals are believed to be the world's oldest civilisation.

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Smoking Ceremoney with the Morning Tea LadiesSouthern Cross SeaplanesKauri CliffsOn the InletFountainHere the farmer explains how macadamias grow