What you can expect during your camping experience:
• Private camp sites on all of the tours in the Northern Territory, with permanent tents, real beds and shower/toilet facilities near by. Maximum 2 persons to a tent at all of our campsites.
• Air-conditioned tour vehicles seating between 6-24 persons - depending on the tour. The vehicles have a strict maintenance program, which ensures safety and reliability.
• Well-trained driver/guides chosen for their expert knowledge and experience, and passion for the region. They are committed to your safety and enjoyment.
• Fresh meals of high quality, a highlight being the chance to try our traditional campfire cooking. Special dietary requirements may be catered for if we're advised at time of booking.
• Tours include all applicable entrance fees, sleeping bags/camping equipment or hotel accommodation, and all meals, so there are no extra charges along the way.

Participating in your camping adventure
All of our campsites in the Northern Territory consist of permanent, canvas tents which means there is no hard work or setting up on our safaris. However, the success of the tour relies on the participation of all the passengers to help with food preparation, dish washing, collecting firewood etc. The interactive nature of our safaris is a key component to getting more in touch with nature and the Australian culture

Pick-up/Drop-off
• In the Northern Territory we pick up from all accommodation houses in the city/town of departure. Pick up from Ayers Rock Airport, where applicable.
• All Red Centre tours finish in Alice Springs (some tours have the option of finishing in Ayers Rock), while the Top End safaris finish in Darwin or Katherine.
• Kangaroo Island tours start and finish in Adelaide - with all tours departing from the Adelaide Transit Centre.
• Western Australia tours, pick up from set accommodation houses in the city/town of departure.

Camping Equipment Provided
On all of the camping safaris in the Northern Territory there are exclusive permanent camp sites with tents already erected. These tents are hut-style tents with proper steel frame beds, sleeping sheets and sleeping bags. Each Connections permanent campground is equipped with full shower and toilet facilities. Camp equipment in Western Australia is also supplied (with the exception of sleeping bags). These tours are more participatory, and involve erecting your own tents, and utilize both permanent camp grounds and bush camps. On Kangaroo Island and in Tasmania lodge accommodation is used and no camping equipment is required, other than a torch for night walks.