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Sacred Earth Safaris primarily operate Kakadu
camping tours and Kimberley camping safaris but accommodated
touring can also be organised, if required.
Never
been camping before? Not to worry- we make life easy for you- our
tents are quick and easy to erect, with full head room and camp
beds with swags and linen for a good nights sleep! Your guide is
always on hand to assist. Erecting your tent and helping wash up
is as hard as it gets! Camping certainly doesn’t mean you
have to “rough it”- you’ll be surprised at the
comfort level our camps will give you, our food is excellent and
camping gives you the opportunity to stay in remote locations and
experience some amazing sunrises and sunsets. If we venture into
more remote locations without any facilities, we carry a portable
bush shower and toilet, for your comfort.
There
are different levels of accommodation in the Kimberley and the Northern
Territory, from basic to luxury or station stays and we will design
your itinerary to suit your budget and preferences.
Our tours
cater for all ages and levels of fitness and can include as much
or as little activity as you’d like! You don’t have
to be super fit to enjoy the sights but some activities require
a certain level of fitness. While we don’t want to be nosy,
letting us know if you have any limitations or special needs will
help us make sure you get the most from your trip and that we don’t
take you somewhere unsuitable.
We can include all kinds of activities in your
touring, wildlife cruises, helicopter flights, fishing
and canoeing, amongst others. Special interests can also be catered
for.
We use only the best equipment and have fully equipped,
air-conditioned Toyota Landcruiser GXL's with heavy duty trailers,
for comfortable travelling along the dirt roads. Every piece of
equipment used on tour, from the individual filter coffee cups to
our large, roomy tents with shades, has been selected by us to make
life easier and to make your tour as comfortable as possible. We
also carry reference material and books on board for your enjoyment.
Your
tour leader has a senior first aid certificate,
and safety equipment is always carried on board including a first
aid kit and satellite phone for more remote areas. We are happy to give you the
satellite number to pass on to family for an emergency contact,
and recommend that you also give us the details of a person to contact
should the need arise.
While you’re touring with us, your tour leader
will prepare 3 meals a day for you as
well as providing light snacks. Meals include freshly prepared salads,
vegetables, fish (barramundi is a favourite) and meat as well as
fruit, which is always available. The meals are cooked using the
traditional styles of open fire and camp oven. Vegetarians and other
dietary requirements are catered for, as long as you let us know
when you book.
Click here for more information
on our tour meals.
What do I need to bring?
For all tours you will need to bring your personal items, swimwear,
towel, toiletries, camera (with plenty of
film and spare batteries), medication, sunglasses, wide brimmed
hat, sunscreen, walking boots / sandals. It is a good idea to purchase
alcohol before you begin your tour as buying en-route can be expensive
with limited availability.
Other items may be required, depending on your
destination and the time of year. For every tour we provide an information
pack, which will be sent to you upon receipt of your final payment,
with a map and further details of what to bring as well as where
you can buy these items along the way.
To make a booking or enquiry, click
here
We look forward to hearing from you!

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