Sacred Earth Safaris primarily operate small group 4WD tours to Kakadu and the Top End, through the Kimberley region and to Kangaroo Island.

Maximum group size is 7 passengers for scheduled Top End touring and 6 passengers for scheduled Kimberley touring. For private tours we can cater for small groups and families in our 4WD's as well as larger groups in multiple 4WD'S or a mini coach, depending on the groups requirements.

Our scheduled Top End and Kakadu tours stay in accommodation and permanent camps (in fixed tents). All permanent camps have full bathroom facilities.

If you charter us to take your family or group through Kakadu and the Top End, we can offer accommodation, permanent camps or a combination of both. Accommodation in the Top End includes motels, cabins, Cattle Station stays and B & B’s and we can design your itinerary to suit your budget and preferences.

On our scheduled Kimberley 4WD  tours, we use mobile camps, so we carry all our camping equipment with us. This allows us to stay in some beautiful locations (some remote), and experience some amazing sunrises and sunsets, with a chance of wildlife viewing in some places. We stay in designated campgrounds that all have toilets and showers, except King Edward River, which we visit on our scheduled 13 day Kimberley tour. King Edward River has a toilet only but swimming is available and it's one of best campsites in the Kimberley and one of our favourites.

If you charter us to take your family or group through the Kimberley, we can offer accommodation, mobile camping or a combination of both. Accommodation in the Kimberley ranges from wilderness resorts and motels to Cattle Station stays, where you get to experience the warm hospitality of the Kimberley locals. We’ll design your itinerary to suit your budget and preferences.

If you charter us to take you through the Fleurieu Peninsular or Kangaroo Island, we can offer a range of accommodation options from farmstays, heritage B & B's, permanent camps, modern holiday homes, cabins, wilderness lodges, vineyards, hotels and on Kangaroo Island we can also offer Heritage Lighthouse accommodation. We’ll design your itinerary to suit your budget and preferences.

Never been camping before? Not to worry- we make life as easy as possible for you. Our permanent camps are already set up so everything’s ready when you arrive at camp. Our mobile camps are easily set up and our tents are quick and easy to erect, with good ventilation and plenty of head room. We also provide camp beds with swags and linen for a good nights sleep! Your guide is always on hand to assist. All we ask of you is that you set your tent up and help collect firewood for the campfire (though helping to wash up is always appreciated by your guide !). With everyone helping out, we maximise our time exploring the sights and it makes life more enjoyable for everyone on the tour.

Camping certainly doesn’t mean you have to “rough it”- you’ll be surprised at the comfort level our camps will give you and our food is great !

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 special needs or requirements 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, such as wildlife cruises and experiences, helicopter flights, fishing, canoeing and cultural experiences. Special interests can also be catered for, such as photography, Aboriginal rock art enthusiasts and bird watching.

We use only the best equipment and have fully equipped, air-conditioned Holden Suburban 4WD’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, has been selected by us to make life easier and to make your tour as comfortable as possible.

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. While our office is always the first point of contact and is available 24 hours, 7 days a week, 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 on a scheduled tour with us and on most private tours, your tour leader will prepare 3 meals a day for you you (except breakfast on day 1 and dinner on the last day) as well as providing some light snacks, including fruit. Iced water is always available in your tour vehicle. Meals are varied and plentiful , using good quality ingrediants (local, where possible) and offering as many fresh vegetables as possible, with consideration to the Outback conditions, especially in

The Kimberley. Meals are cooked using the traditional style of open fire, where possible, in The Kimberley. Vegetarians and other dietary requirements (gluten free, vegan etc.) are catered for, as long as you let us know when you book.

Your guide will prepare and cook all the meals for you, though helping out with the washing up is always appreciated !

On accommodated private tours, it’s not always possible for us to cook, depending on where we stay. If we can’t provide all your meals, we’ll make sure there’s somewhere where meals can be purchased and you’ll be advised of meal arrangements before you book. 

Alcohol is not provided so you need to bring your own, if required and we’re happy to keep it chilled for you. We recommend purchasing alcohol before the start of your tour as it’s unavailable for take away in most places we visit.

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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, water bottle (at least 1 L per person) and a small torch. 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 deposit, with a packing list and copy of your itinerary. Maps are handed out on the morning of your tour departure.

Luggage is limited to a day pack per person and 10kg pp for 2 day tours, 15kg pp for 5 day tours and 20kg pp for Kimberley tours. Soft bags are preferable to suitcases if possible.

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We look forward to hearing from you!