MarineOuter Reef Private Charter
A 62ft expedition yacht, a marine biologist and moorings the day-boats can't reach. Diving, snorkelling or just watching the water change colour.
Five signature journeys below — but nothing here is fixed. Every route gets re-drawn around your dates, your pace and your appetite for discomfort.
Pick a starting point — your travel designer will bend it into shape. Pricing is per person, twin share, fully guided.
MarineA 62ft expedition yacht, a marine biologist and moorings the day-boats can't reach. Diving, snorkelling or just watching the water change colour.
IconicAlice to Uluru the slow way — West MacDonnells, Kings Canyon rim, Field of Light dinner and Anangu-led cultural walks.
WalkingCradle Mountain to the coast on foot — huts and lodges, chef-packed hampers, hot showers waiting at every finish line.
RemoteHeli-hopping between gorges and waterfalls, nights at a working cattle station, one river cruise nobody else is on.
Slow driveThe famous drive without the bus crowds — private driver, dawn at the Apostles, farmhouse lunches and lighthouse stays.
If it involves Australia and isn't on this page, we've probably done it — or will figure out how.
We ask about how you actually travel — early riser or slow mornings, hiking boots or resort shoes, must-sees and hard-nos.
A named designer sends a real route — beds, drives, backup plans — not a brochure. You tear it apart, we redraw.
While you travel, the desk tracks weather, road closures and your mood. Rain forecast? The itinerary changes before you notice.
No mysterious margins. Every quote we send breaks down like this — and we adjust the ratios to match what you care about.
Every expedition booking includes our issued kit — fitted at our Deakin studio before you fly, or couriered to your hotel.
Down to −10°C rated bags & jackets.
Satellite messenger on every remote leg.
8×42 binoculars per guest, scopes at camps.
Proper pillows, real coffee, camp chairs with backs.
Restricted Aboriginal lands, marine park moorings, private stations — access in Australia is a paperwork sport. We play it so you don't have to.
"Eight days and we never saw another boat at the moorings. Skipper found us a manta ray cleaning station on day three like he'd booked it."
L. Nguyen"Booked 'moderate' fitness and meant it. Our guide re-paced day two without a fuss and the canyon rim still happened. Class act."
P. & R. Silveira"Worth every dollar. The station family's roast dinner under the boabs beat any restaurant I've eaten in — and I've eaten in a few."
M. CastellanosTwenty minutes on the phone and we'll tell you which route suits — or sketch one that doesn't exist yet.