Acknowledgement of Country
G’day Group acknowledges the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people of Australia and pays respect to their Elders past and present.
We recognise their unique connections to the land and water and thank them for protecting and caring for Country across countless generations.
From the serene waterways and rich culture of the East Kimberley to the ancient landscapes of the Red Centre, the misty adventures of Cradle Mountain, and the sun-drenched coastlines of Rottnest Island, G’day Group offers authentically Australian experiences in some of the country’s most magnificent locations.
Cruise through towering gorges, swim in refreshing waterfalls, and venture underground to discover incredible land formations shaped over millennia.
Share a cold beer and a laugh over a barbecue, swap stories around the campfire, and catch a wave at one of our many coastal properties.
Some places stay with you long after you’ve left - come and experience Australia in a way you’ll never forget with G’day Group.
Grant Wilckens - Chief Executive Officer
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Resorts
El Questro – Homestead
El Questro – Emma Gorge
El Questro – The Station
El Questro – Experiences
Triple J Tours and Kununurra Cruises
Discovery Resorts – Lake Argyle
Discovery Resorts – Rottnest Island
Discovery Resorts – Kings Canyon
Kings Canyon – Experiences
Discovery Resorts – Glen Helen
Discovery Resorts – Wilpena Pound
Wilpena Pound Experiences
McCracken Resort
Discovery Resorts – Cradle Mountain
Discovery Resorts – Undara
Undara Experiences
Discovery Parks
Discovery Parks - Carnarvon
Discovery Parks - Broome
Discovery Parks - Katherine
Discovery Parks - Lake Kununurra
Discovery Parks - Alice Springs
Discovery Parks - Airlie Beach
Discovery Parks - Clare
Discovery Parks - Fraser St, Hervey Bay
Discovery Parks - Barossa Valley
Discovery Parks - Byron Bay
Discovery Parks - Kangaroo Island
G’day Group goes beyond accommodation - we’re all about creating unforgettable memories. Our Parks and Resorts offer a diverse range of experiences catering to every style of traveller.
El Questro Homestead is the pinnacle of rugged luxury in the Kimberley, offering an all-inclusive experience that blends adventure with indulgence.
Set against dramatic landscapes, the Homestead provides personalised service, exceptional dining, and exclusive experiences, making it the perfect base to explore the region’s wild beauty.
McCracken Resort offers resort-style accommodation with spa suites for couples or multi-bedroom apartments for families. Tee off on the 18-hole golf course, enjoy on-site dining, and relax with facilities like a fitness centre and heated pool. It’s the perfect base for exploring the stunning Fleurieu Peninsula, South Australia.
Discovery Resorts provide exceptional stays, authentic experiences, and diverse dining options. From glamping under the stars to rooms with breathtaking views, our resorts offer a unique blend of comfort and adventure. Each stay is designed to connect you with the heart of nature and a warm sense of hospitality.
Discovery Parks offers accommodation and holiday experiences across Australia. With parks nestled in scenic locations, we provide diverse options from cabins to camping facilities. Committed to creating memorable moments, we blend comfort with a deep appreciation for Australia’s natural beauty.
In the heart of Western Australia’s Kimberley, El Questro Homestead blends luxury with the rugged beauty of the outback. Perched above the Chamberlain River, it offers breathtaking views and an exclusive, all-inclusive experience.
Embark on bespoke 4WD adventures, connect with people and country, and explore gorges or waterfalls, complemented by exceptional cuisine and premium wines. Just a 90-minute drive from Kununurra or accessible via helitransfer or private airstrip, this intimate lodge accommodates only 20 guests in 10 rooms and suites, ensuring a personalised and unforgettable stay.
Inclusions for your stay at El Questro Homestead:
• Daily gourmet meals – à la carte breakfast, 2-course lunch and 3-course dinner with optional wine pairing.
• Fine selection of beverages including wine, beer, spirits, and cocktails.
• Selected tours, with a tailored itinerary created based on your interests.
Touring includes:
• Chamberlain Gorge Cruise
• Bush nature & natives tour
• Exclusive use of Zebedee
Thermal Springs
• Sunset at Buddy’s Point
• Guided walks to spectacular Kimberley gorges
• Injiid Marlabu Call Us a cultural immersion experience
• Additional upgrade options available upon request
To enhance your stay:
• Enhance your stay at El Questro Homestead with complimentary private dining experiences.
• Celebrating a special occasion?
Inform our guest services team for a tailored, memorable experience.
• Why not explore the vast terrain of
El Questro from the sky. HeliSpirit offer heli-touring options to explore
The Kimberley’s hidden gems, providing unique perspectives of waterfalls, gorges, and cliffs.
Location and accessibility:
• Situated in the East-Kimberley region, El Questro Homestead is accessed through Kununurra, with direct flights available from Darwin, Perth, and Broome.
• Ground transfers take slightly over 90 minutes to arrive onsite.
• Alternatively, choose Heli-transfers or utilise the on-site airstrip for fixed-wing charters to access this picturesque destination.
Sleep under canvas at Emma Gorge, surrounded by the sounds of nature
in an outback glamping tent. Complete with all the comforts of home with ensuite bathrooms, queen beds and tea and coffee facilities in each tent.
The adventure begins steps from your door with the scenic Emma Gorge
hike leading to a refreshing turquoise pool. Indulge in dining at Emma’s
Restaurant or unwind by the pool. It’s your perfect basecamp for exploring
El Questro, with El Questro Station just a short 30-minute drive away.
Immerse yourself in the Kimberley’s unique charm at Emma Gorge.
To enhance your stay:
• Conquer the Emma Gorge hike early in the morning for a cooler experience; bring ample water and wear sturdy boots for rocky terrain.
• Delight in regional cuisine at Emma’s Restaurant, celebrated for its fresh and contemporary menu.
• Enhance your adventure by travelling with a 4WD vehicle, unlocking the opportunity to explore the vastness of El Questro.
Location and accessibility:
• Nestled in the East Kimberley region, Emma Gorge is reached through Kununurra, with direct flights operating from Darwin, Perth, and Broome.
• Opt for ground transfers, at an additional cost, with the journey lasting about 60 minutes.
• Alternatively, guests have the option to self-drive to the property via the Great Northern Highway.
Nestled along the Pentecost River, The Station is the lively central hub of El Questro, offering comfortable air-conditioned rooms and expansive campgrounds amidst landscaped lawns. It’s an ideal retreat for all guests, where you can freely explore
open spaces and encounter unique Australian wildlife. Lounge by the river, take a dip in the refreshing swimming hole, and evenings come alive at the Swinging Arm
Bar or with casual dining at the Cantina. For a more refined experience, indulge in an à la carte meal at the Steakhouse Restaurant. The Station invites you to unwind and relish the true essence of your El Questro adventure.
To enhance your stay:
• Pre-book an à la carte dining experience at The Steakhouse.
• Participate in an enriching
cultural immersion in partnership with El Questro’s Traditional Owners, tickets are limited for the Injiid Marlabu Call Us experience, it’s recommended to book ahead.
• Plan ahead and book a scenic heli-flight with HeliSpirit to witness the vast beauty of El Questro and The Kimberley from above.
Location and accessibility:
• Located in the East Kimberley region, El Questro Station is accessible through Kununurra with direct flights from Darwin, Perth, and Broome.
• Ground transfers, at an additional fee, take approximately 90 minutes.
• Alternatively, guests can choose to self-drive (4WD essential) or opt for unique entrances with heli or fixed-wing transfers.
Full day and half-day touring:
Discover El Questro’s diverse experiences: cruise through ancient gorges, go on a guided 4WD adventure, relax at thermal springs, explore secluded areas on horseback, and catch mesmerising sunset views.
The below experiences are bookable throughout the season subject to seasonal restrictions and availability:
• El Questro full and half-day toursrecommended for guests short on time wanting to experience the key highlights
• El Questro Gorge half-day tour
• Chamberlain Gorge cruise
• Bush nature & natives tour
• Sunset tour
• Explosion Gorge & Branco’s Lookout
• Guided 4WD fishing
• Horse riding
• Injiid Marlabu Calls Us
Self-guided hikes: Embark on self-guided hikes in El Questro.
Discover refreshing waterholes and crystalclear swimming holes, surrounded by dramatic cliffs. Beware of challenging paths with rock scrambling and be rewarded with stunning thermal pools, lush scenery and cascading waterfalls.
• Emma Gorge trail
• El Questro Gorge trail
• Amalia Gorge trail
• Zebedee Springs
• Moonshine Gorge circuit walk
• Champagne Springs trail
Helicopter tours:
Why not explore the vast terrain of El Questro from the sky.
Triple J Tours and Kununurra Cruises stand as a beacon of excellence, showcasing the wonders of the region with an unwavering dedication to exceptional service. Each experience is a tribute to the untamed beauty and storied heritage of the East Kimberley. Delve into ancient waterways, where time seems to stand still, and discover elusive wildlife and a vibrant tapestry of flora and fauna guided by seasoned local experts. With a legacy spanning over three decades, the curated fleet of vessels and vehicles promises a personalised adventure from doorstep to destination.
Kununurra Cruises extends an invitation to experience the tranquillity of Lake Kununurra in a new light aboard the Sunset Dinner Cruise. Against the backdrop of a blazing Kimberley sunset, indulge in a culinary feast prepared fresh on board, accompanied by all-inclusive beverages, while gliding through the serene backwaters.
Whether you opt for the iconic Ord River or the tranquil waters of Lake Kununurra, each tour is crafted with precision to ensure an unforgettable experience.
To enhance your experience:
• Immerse yourself in a full-day adventure with the Lake Kununurra Sunset Dinner Cruise and Triple J Tour Combo.
• Include the allure of Lake Argyle with an overnight stay at Discovery Resorts - Lake Argyle.
• For those seeking tailored experiences, our charter options offer bespoke adventures designed to meet the unique needs of your group.
• Experience our tours with ease, as all include transfers to and from your accommodation, ensuring a seamless journey from start to finish.
Explore the charm of Discovery Resorts - Lake Argyle, famed for its stunning infinity pool with views of one of Australia’s largest freshwater lakes. Embark on the ultimate Lake Argyle cruise aboard the Kimberley Durack, complete with a grazing-style lunch or sunset views. Whether you opt for a cruise, scenic heli-flight, or to explore the local bushwalking and mountain bike trails, Discovery Resorts - Lake Argyle offers an abundance to see and do.
To enhance your stay:
• Choose a Deluxe Lakeview Cabin for private lake views from your veranda.
• Book in advance to secure your spot on the Kimberley Durack Lunch or Sunset Explorer Cruise.
• There’s a reason our infinity pool has been named in Australia’s top 10 ‘most Instagrammable’ pools, do yourself a favour and pause to take in the breathtaking views.
Location and accessibility:
• Located in the picturesque Ord Valley within WA’s East Kimberley region, Discovery Resorts - Lake Argyle is a unique destination accessible through iconic Australian road trips - the Savannah Way via Queensland and the Northern Territory, or the Gibb River Road in Western Australia’s far northeast.
• For added convenience, seasonal transfers operate from Kununurra, at an additional cost.
Indulge in an island paradise at Discovery Resorts - Rottnest Island, discreetly positioned behind the dunes of the famed Pinky Beach.
Immerse yourself in a low-impact glamping experience sleeping under the stars in premium eco-tents. Make time to visit Pinky’s on the ocean side of the property, serving locally inspired food, cocktails and a terrific selection of West Australian wines with views over Pinky Beach and Bathurst lighthouse.
Experience unique Rottnest glamping with Discovery Resorts - Rottnest Island.
To enhance your stay:
• Choose a Deluxe Oceanside Tent for a romantic retreat with breathtaking sunset and coastal views.
• Enjoy complimentary breakfast included with all accommodation rates - fuel up for a day of island exploration.
• The property is a convenient 10-minute walk from the ferry terminal. Upon arrival, your luggage is transferred to the resort, so pack essentials in a day bag for your island adventures.
Location and accessibility:
• Discovery Resorts - Rottnest Island is easily reached via a 45-minute ferry ride from Fremantle or a 90-minute journey from Perth CBD.
• An accessible and scenic 1km walk through the main Rottnest Island township connects you to the resort. For those with mobility requirements, transfers can be arranged with prior notice.
• Dining at Pinky’s Rottnest Island:
• The Restaurant Breakfast - Start your day with a generous buffet breakfast, included in all accomodation rates - a perfect way to fuel up for your island adventures.
All Day Dining - Join us for an all day à la carte menu, featuring sustainably sourced seafood, local flavours and fresh cocktails.
• Alfresco (Sunset Deck) - With sweeping views across Pinky Beach and Bathurst Lighthouse. The ideal spot for sundowners, casual meals, or a refreshing cocktail.
• Pool Bar - Kick back by the pool with your drink of choice in hand - you deserve it, you’re on holidays.
Discover the wonders of the Red Centre at Discovery ResortsKings Canyon. Recently refurbished, choose from Deluxe or Standard Resort
Rooms or experience the unique Superior Glamping Tents. Immerse yourself in Light-Towers, an extraordinary light and sound installation by renowned artist Bruce Munro. A highlight is the Kings Canyon Rim Walk, offering breathtaking
views. Whether you’re dining Under a Desert Moon, savouring an à la carte
offering in Carmichael’s Restaurant, or opting for casual fare at Kings Canyon
Bar and Grill, our approach to great Australian food is simple – keep it local, keep it fresh and keep it delicious. Your stay promises an iconic Red Centre experience immersed in the stunning landscapes of Kings Canyon.
To enhance your stay:
• Maximise your experience with a 2-night stay, ensuring ample time to immerse yourself in all that is on offer.
• Elevate your stay by booking a Deluxe Resort Room with a freestanding bath overlooking the red rock escarpment for post-hike relaxation.
• Unwind with a refreshing drink at the Luritja Lookout, accompanied by live music, as the captivating colours of the sunset illuminate Kings Canyon.
Location and accessibility:
• Discovery Resorts - Kings Canyon offers various access options. Guests can self-drive, taking approximately 3.5 hours from Uluru or 5 hours from Alice Springs via Erldunda Roadhouse. The Mereenie Loop route is a 3.5-hour drive, requiring a high-clearance 4WD.
• Transfers between Kings Canyon and other Red Centre destinations are available through local coach operators.
• Alternatively, Charter flights can land at Kings Creek Station, with transfers to the resort provided.
Immerse yourself in the essence of Kings Canyon. With a diverse range of experiences on offer you have a unique opportunity to connect with the Red Centre’s rich heritage, offering a profound sense of wonder and a space for reconnection amidst it’s magnificent landscapes.
Under a Desert Moon:
Delight in a five-course degustation menu, offering the finest seasonal produce paired with Australian wines under the canopy of a star-filled Red Centre sky. This is a seasonal experience, operating 4 nights per week.
Karrke Aboriginal Cultural Experience: Immerse in an authentic cultural experience. Led by members of the local Wanmarra community you will explore bush tucker, medicine, traditional hunting, and language. This experience is located approximately 30 minutes from Discovery Resorts - Kings Canyon.
Kings Canyon Rim Walk:
Embark on the renowned Kings Canyon Rim
Walk. Whether independently or with expertguided tours, this iconic six-kilometre trail offers spectacular views, featuring an initial climb of about 500 steps to the Canyon’s top. Suited for relatively fit walkers, the journey can be completed in approximately three to four hours, allowing for pauses to admire the extraordinary scenery while enjoying the cooler morning temperatures.
Tjina Ngaku Payi (Looking at the Track):
Experience Tjina Ngaku Payi (Looking at the Track) by immersing yourself in the landscape through the 2.3km loop. Daily guided tours between April and October offer insights into local flora, fauna, and traditional land use, enhancing your connection to the region’s rich heritage.
Light-Towers by Bruce Munro:
The Light-Towers experience offers three ticketed sessions and invites guests to pause, reflect, and acknowledge the mystery of Australia’s Red Centre. The installation changes colour in response to an entrancing soundscape by composer Orlando Gough and aims to enhance the feeling of wonder and sense of place, providing a unique space for reconnection with nature and oneself in the extraordinary location of Kings Canyon.
• The Sunrise session evokes a sense of wonder, including coffee and pastries.
• The premium Sunset experience envelops you in the golden glow with nativeinfluenced canapes and beverages.
• Self-guided Light-Towers by Night reveals the magic of the unexplainable, enhancing any Red Centre trip.
Luritja Lookout:
The Luritja Lookout provides unparalleled views of Carmichaels Crag and the renowned George Gill Range. Named after the Luritja, the Indigenous custodians of the land, the lookout invites guests to enjoy a drink on the platform while witnessing the mesmerising transformation of the Canyon bathed in hues of red, orange, purple, and pink as the sun sets behind them. Trust us, at sunset, this is the place you want to be.
Heli-touring:
Want a different view of the magnificent landscape? Professional Helicopter Services operate onsite and offer scenic flights of varying durations, capturing views of ancient escarpments, Kings Canyon, Carmichaels Crag, and George Gills Range.
TEMPORARY PROPERTY CLOSURE
Immerse yourself in the heart of Central Australia at Discovery Resorts
- Glen Helen. The property is located within Tjoritja - West MacDonnell
Ranges National Park and is approximately 130km west of Alice Springs.
Indulge in outback hospitality with panoramic views of the Glen Helen cliffs.
Discover 800-million-year-old wonders through 4WD tracks, nature walks, bush hikes, and a refreshing swim in the gorge. Uncover the timeless beauty of one of the earth’s oldest landscapes in the Central Australian outback.
TEMPORARY PROPERTY CLOSURE
To enhance your stay:
• Explore nearby natural wonders like The Ochre Pits, Ormiston Gorge, Ellery Creek Big Hole, and, for seasoned hikers, embark on the 20km return trip to Mt. Zeil, the highest peak in the Northern Territory.
• Dine with us in an outback homestead
environment with a contemporary take on typical Australian fare. For those wishing to self-cater, barbecue facilities are available throughout the property.
• Continue your journey further into the
Red Centre and stay at Discovery ResortsKings Canyon.
Location and accessibility:
• The drive from Discovery Resorts - Glen Helen to Alice Springs is approximately 1.5 hours, accessible to all vehicles.
For the onward journey to Kings Canyon, an unsealed and often corrugated road requires a high-clearance 4WD, taking around 3.5 hours.
• Glen Helen is also part of the Larapinta Trail, offering scenic trails for hikers in the West Macdonnell Ranges.
Discover the breathtaking beauty of the Flinders Ranges at Discovery Resorts - Wilpena Pound, located within the stunning Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park. Stay in resort rooms, glamping tents, or campsites, offering comfort amidst ancient landscapes. Explore the timeless Wilpena Pound on cultural tours with the Adnyamathanha people, or take a scenic flight to
marvel at its natural amphitheatre. Hike rugged trails, enjoy 4WD adventures, or relax with local native inspired cuisine and wines after a day of discovery. Immerse yourself in the heart of South Australia’s outback, where nature, history, and culture converge.
To enhance your stay:
• Plan ahead and book a cultural tour with the Adnyamathanha people to explore the rich Aboriginal heritage and stories of Wilpena Pound. These tours are popular and often sell out.
• Take a scenic flight over Wilpena Pound to witness its breathtaking natural amphitheatre from above, or explore the rugged trails on a guided hike to discover unique wildlife and ancient rock formations.
• While easily accessible by 2WD, a 4WD is recommended for exploring the region’s remote and undulating tracks, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the rugged beauty of the Flinders Ranges.
Location and accessibility:
• Situated within Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park, Discovery Resorts - Wilpena Pound offers an authentic outback escape in South Australia.
• Embark on an adventure along the Explorers Way, the property is accessible yet off the beaten path. It’s approximately five hours North of Adelaide by road.
• Its central location makes it the perfect base to explore the Flinders Ranges’ dramatic landscapes and ancient history.
Experience the heart of the Flinders Ranges at Discovery Resorts – Wilpena Pound. Immerse yourself in a range of unforgettable tours, each offering a unique connection to the land’s breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage. From stunning sunsets to ancient gorges and cultural walks, these experiences invite you to reflect and discover the timeless beauty of this remarkable region.
Sunset Spectacular:
The Sunset Spectacular offers an unforgettable opportunity to witness the stunning transformation of the Flinders Ranges and Wilpena Pound at sunset. From a local lookout point, guests can indulge in delicious canapés while watching the changing colours of the landscape as the sun dips below the horizon. A perfect moment to pause, reflect, and connect with nature.
Time Travel and Gorgeous Gorges:
The Time Travel and Gorgeous Gorges tour takes you on a journey through over 800 million years of geological history. Explore the rugged beauty of Brachina and Bunyeroo Gorges, spot Yellow Footed Rock Wallabies, and take in sweeping views of Bunyeroo Valley and Wilpena Pound. An exceptional opportunity to witness ancient formations up close.
Yura Udnyu - Aboriginal Cultural Walk:
The Yura Udnyu Aboriginal Cultural Walk offers an immersive experience into the ancient lands of the Adnyamathanha people. Led by an Aboriginal guide, the walk takes you through Old Wilpena Station and along Wilpena Creek, sharing insights into the biodiversity and cultural significance of the area.
Sacred Canyon Cultural Tour:
The Sacred Canyon Cultural Tour invites you to explore a sacred site in the IkaraFlinders Ranges National Park, guided by an Adnyamathanha community member. Learn about the spiritual connection the Adnyamathanha people have with this land and its stories, while viewing ancient rock engravings that have been passed down through generations.
Scenic Flights:
Scenic flights over Wilpena Pound offer a breathtaking aerial view of the Flinders Ranges. Whether flying over the Pound, the surrounding valleys, or ridgelines, these flights provide a unique perspective of this remarkable landscape. Perfect for those wanting to capture the beauty of the region from above.
Self-guided trails
Explore the diverse and breathtaking landscapes of Wilpena Pound with these selfguided trails, offering varying levels of difficulty and rich insights into the area’s natural beauty.
Hill’s Homestead (Easy, 6.6 km): A gentle walk through history, featuring interpretive signage that tells the story of the daughter of the first European family to live in the area. It’s perfect for a leisurely stroll through the picturesque landscape.
Wangarra Lookouts (Moderate, 7.2–7.8 km): This trail is an extension of the Hill’s Homestead walk, offering stunning views from within Wilpena Pound. It provides a moderate challenge with spectacular panoramas along the way.
Mount Ohlssen Bagge (Difficult, 6.4 km):
A tough hike with rocky inclines, this trail rewards hikers with excellent views of the surrounding ranges and diverse reptile life. The peak reaches 941 meters above sea level, providing breathtaking vistas from the top.
Drought Busters Hike (Moderate, 1.5 km): A loop trail showcasing the adaptation of bush plants and an array of wildflowers, this shorter, moderate hike is perfect for those looking to explore the unique flora of the region.
St Mary’s Peak (Strenuous, 14.6–21.5 km):
The highest peak in the national park, this challenging trail offers 360-degree views from the summit. It includes steep and rocky sections, so it’s recommended to avoid the climb in wet weather.
Nestled in Victor Harbor, an hour south of Adelaide, McCracken
Resort is your base for exploring all the region has to offer. Enjoy relaxed accommodation in modern hotel-style rooms, some with kitchenettes and king-size beds. Unwind with an 18-hole golf course, on-site dining at the Bar & Grill, and facilities including an indoor pool, fitness centre, spa, sauna, tennis, and basketball courts. Choose from a range of accommodation options for a laidback stay in this beachside township. Experience a perfect blend of comfort and adventure on South Australia’s Fleurieu Peninsula.
To enhance your stay:
• Secure tee times early for McCracken’s 18-hole golf course, known for undulating fairways and picturesque hazards. Bookings are essential.
• Enjoy daily à la carte breakfast at the Bar & Grill, featuring a variety of hot cooked items, available at an additional cost.
• The ideal pit stop between Adelaide and Cape Jervis, breaking the journey en route to Kangaroo Island.
Location and accessibility:
• Nestled in South Australia’s picturesque Fleurieu Peninsula, McCracken Resort offers an idyllic retreat. Conveniently situated, it’s easily accessible, just an hour south of Adelaide by car.
• Guests can enjoy a scenic drive, taking in the coastal beauty of the region. The resort’s location provides a perfect gateway to explore the region’s renowned wineries, stunning beaches, and charming townships.
Discover the magic of Discovery Resorts - Cradle Mountain, nestled on the edge of Cradle Mountain-Lake St. Clair National Park. Our chalets and self-contained cabins
offer the perfect retreat after a day of exploration. Surrounded by rugged beauty, you’ll encounter native wildlife, with wombats and echidnas often wandering by your doorstep. Whether soaking in stunning mountain views from the bathtub of your premium cabin or indulging in regional flavours at Hellyers, every moment invites you to embrace the natural surroundings. It’s the ideal base for adventure and immersion in one of the Australia’s most awe-inspiring landscapes.
To enhance your stay:
• Start your day with a Tasmanian breakfast hamper, featuring fresh local produce like jams, eggs, bacon, and fruit. Book ahead to ensure availability.
• Enjoy excellent barista coffee, a glass of Tasmania’s finest, or dinner options at Hellyers Restaurant, with locally sourced Tasmanian produce, wines, and whisky. Reservations are essential, as we book out each night.
• Unwind in your Premium Cabin, soaking in breathtaking mountain views from the comfort of your bathtub after a day of adventure.
• Visit the Cradle Mountain Visitor Centre for all your park needs, including purchasing a National Parks Pass and obtaining a bus pass.
Location and accessibility:
• Ideally located opposite the Visitor Information Centre, Discovery Resorts - Cradle Mountain provides easy access to Cradle Mountain-Lake St. Clair National Park.
• Just 75 minutes from Devonport, the resort is an ideal base for exploring the region.
Discover the essence of outback Queensland at Discovery Resorts - Undara, situated less than four hours south-west of Cairns. Immerse yourself in authentic experiences, from sleeping in converted railway carriages evoking a sense of nostalgia, to spacious homestead cabins or pioneer huts for a classic stay. Unwind at the old Saloon Car Bar after adventurous days, cool off in the resort-style pool, or savour billy-tea by the campfire at the Bush Breakfast experience. Undara boasts the world’s oldest Lava Tube systems and abundant wildlife. Tour the lava tubes, embark on a sunset wildlife adventure, or take a leisurely stroll through the scenic trails. Explore the unique charm of Undara, where history, nature, and adventure converge in the heart of the Queensland outback.
To enhance your stay:
• Plan ahead and book a tour to explore the unique Undara Lava Tubes, places are limited and frequently book out.
• Pack for the Outback Climate: Bring lightweight, breathable clothing for hot days, sturdy shoes for exploring, and a hat and sunscreen. A jacket or sweater for cooler evenings is also recommended.
• Embrace the Wilderness: Undara offers a chance to disconnect and immerse yourself in nature. Enjoy sunsets over the savannah, stargazing under clear skies, or observe local kangaroos, wallabies, and birdlife for a deeper connection to the region’s wildlife.
Location and accessibility:
• Situated in the Gulf Savannah region of Tropical North Queensland, Discovery Resorts - Undara provides an authentic Australian experience.
• Embark on an enriching journey along the Savannah Way, the property is accessible yet off the beaten path. It’s approximately four hours southeast of Cairns by road and five hours from Townsville.
• Alternatively, there is an onsite airstrip that provides access for charter flights.
Undara’s unique location on the edge of the volcanic national park offers an abundance of walking and hiking trails, opportunities to meet local, furry wildlife (from a distance, of course), and spot many bird species native to outback Queensland. For the ultimate adventure, lace up your boots as an experienced Undara guide takes you deep into the volcanic lava tube systems, some of the oldest in the world - an experience not to be missed.
Archway Explorer Tour:
Explore up to three sections of Undara’s iconic lava tubes with a knowledgeable guide. This easy-moderate tour includes boardwalks and steps, offering insights into the area’s geological and historical significance.
Wind Tunnel Explorer Tour:
For a more rugged adventure, the Wind Tunnel Explorer offers a raw experience of Undara’s lava tubes. Navigate uneven surfaces and steep rocks while learning about the fascinating geology. Moderate fitness required.
Wildlife at Sunset Tour:
Enjoy a sunset with sparkling wine and snacks as your guide shares the secrets of the land. Witness thousands of microbats emerging from a lava tube at dusk and spot wildlife along the way.
Bush Breakfast Tour:
Experience an authentic outback breakfast at Ringers’ Camp, cooking your own toast over the campfire and enjoying sizzling bacon, eggs, and billy tea in the company of local wildlife.
Communal Campfire:
Starting at 7:30pm each night, head down to the Resorts campfire with a drink in hand, take a seat, share in stories and gaze up at the bright, outback stars.
Self-guided trails
Explore the unique volcanic landscapes of Undara with these self-guided trails, offering varying levels of difficulty and rich geological insights into the region’s history.
Bluff Lookout (Easy, 1.5 km): A short walk leading to stunning sunset views over the lava plains and ancient volcanoes.
Bluff Circuit (Easy, 2.3 km): Follow the Bluff trail through forest and along a swamp’s edge, offering chances to spot native wildlife.
Flat Rock Circle View (Moderate, 8.6 km):
Skirt the 100 Mile Swamp to reach Flat Rock, a granite surface with small waterholes
attracting birdlife. Circle View, a granite knoll, provides sweeping 360-degree views across the volcanic plains.
Kalkani Crater Rim Walk (Moderate, 2.5 km): A rewarding climb to the rim of an ancient volcanic crater, with panoramic views and interpretive signage along the way.
Atkinsons Lookout Trail (Moderate, 3.8 km): Cross Iron Pot Creek and wind through granite outcrops to a stunning lookout over The Granites and Racecourse Hill, the park’s highest volcanic cone.
Rosella Plains Lookout Trail (Difficult, 12 km): Journey through volcanic and granite country, passing historic telegraph line remnants, diverse native flora, and breathtaking views from Rosella Plains Lookout. Expect rocky sections and rewarding vistas.
G’day Group has unveiled a collection of multi-night packages, with the aim of enhancing the way travellers discover Australia’s unique regions. The itineraries provide an all-inclusive experience with regionally inspired meals, guided tours, and selected transfers. All the planning has been taken care of; these packages promise to deliver a “best of region experience,” allowing for a deeper immersion into the destination.
Duration: 4-day/3-night
Operates Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday between May-September
Embark on the El Questro Escapade package with an optional transfer to Emma Gorge on day one.
Settle into a safari-style tented cabin and dine at Emma’s Restaurant amid the Cockburn Ranges.
Day two involves conquering the Emma Gorge hike, a leisurely lunch, and a stunning sunset with a buffet dinner. Day three explores El Questro Gorge, Zebedee Springs, and the Chamberlain Gorge Cruise, followed by a 2-course dinner. On day four, savour breakfast at Emma Gorge, bid farewell to El Questro, and cherish the memories of this encounter with Australia’s untouched beauty.
Inclusions
• 3 nights’ accommodation at El Questro - Emma Gorge
• Meals: 3 x Breakfast, 2 x Lunch, 3 x Dinner
• Emma Gorge Walk
• Sunset Experience Emma Gorge
• El Questro Gorge and Zebedee Springs
• Chamberlain Gorge Cruise
• Return scheduled transfer to/ from Kununurra (optional)
Duration: 3-day/2-night
Inclusive of transfers:
Operates every Monday between May-August Self-drive package:
Operates Tuesday-Saturday between March-October
Settle into a Deluxe Studio Cabin with stunning views of Australia’s largest man-made lake. Day one reveals a Kimberley sunset from the infinity pool, with dinner outdoors. Day two features a Kimberley Durack Lunch Explorer cruise, island stop, and dinner with uninterrupted sunset views. Day three begins with a tranquil morning, continental breakfast, and a farewell to Lake Argyle’s allure. Depart with cherished memories from this secluded Kimberley paradise.
Inclusions:
• 2 nights’ accommodation at Discovery Resorts - Lake Argyle
• Meals: 2 x Breakfast, 1 x Lunch, 2 x Dinner
• Watch the Kimberley sunset from the infinity pool lookout
• Kimberley Durack Lunch Explorer Cruise
Duration: 3-day/2-night
Operates Tuesday and Thursday
between April-October
Embark on an adventure at Kings Canyon, delving into the beauty of Australia’s Red Centre. Check into Discovery Resorts - Kings Canyon, exploring with the Tjina Ngaku-Payi Ridge Walk and the mesmerising LightTowers at Sunset. Day two unveils a sunrise Rim Walk, a casual lunch at Kings Canyon Bar & Grill, and the Karrke Indigenous cultural immersion. The evening features a five-course Under a Desert Moon dinner. On day three, enjoy a relaxed breakfast and consider an optional scenic heli-flight for an aerial perspective. Depart with lasting memories of this extraordinary Australian journey, enriched with cultural experiences and the breathtaking landscapes of Kings Canyon and The Red Centre.
Inclusions
• 2 nights’ accommodation at Discovery Resorts - Kings Canyon
• Meals: 2 x Breakfast, 1 x Lunch, 2 x Dinner
• Tjina Ngaku-Payi “Looking At The Track” - Guided Ridge Walk
• Light-Towers At Sunset
• Kings Canyon Guided Rim Walk
• Karrke Aboriginal Cultural Experience
• Dining Under A Desert Moon
Duration: 3-day/2-night
Operates Friday
between November–March
Discover the Kings Canyon Explorer’s journey at Discovery Resorts – Kings Canyon. Day one unfolds with the captivating Sunset Light-Towers experience, featuring canapés infused with native flavors. Enjoy wood-fired pizzas at Kings Canyon Bar & Grill as night falls. Day two starts with a guided Kings Canyon Rim Walk, followed by a relaxed breakfast. Indulge in a poolside hamper and dinner at Kings Canyon Bar & Grill. Experience Stargazing under the outback night sky. Day three includes a gentle guided walk along Kings Creek, a leisurely breakfast, and a late check-out, leaving with cherished memories of this unique Australian adventure.
Inclusions
• 2 nights’ accommodation at Discovery Resorts - Kings Canyon
• Meals: 2 x Breakfast, 1 x Lunch, 2 x Dinner
• Light-Towers at Sunset
• Kings Canyon Guided Rim Walk
• Stargazing Experience
• Kings Creek Guided Walk
Duration: 3-day/2-night Operates daily between April – October
Embark on an adventure at Discovery Resorts - Undara, where the untamed beauty of the Savannah bushland comes alive. Day one features a Wildlife at Sunset Tour, rustic homestyle dinner, and unique accommodation in converted Railway Carriages. Day two includes an Archway Explorer Lava Tube Tour, leisurely afternoon options, and dinner at Fettler’s Iron Pot Bistro. Gather around the campfire for live entertainment. Day three offers Undara Bush Breakfast, hiking trails, and a farewell lunch, concluding your Australian Outback Adventure with reflections on the unique and authentic experiences enjoyed at Undara.
Inclusions:
• 2 nights’ accommodation at Discovery Resorts - Undara
• Meals: 2 x Bush Breakfast, 3 x Lunch, 2 x Dinner
• Wildlife at Sunset Experience
• Archway Explorer Lava Tube Tour
*Please note, itineraries are subject to change without notice.
Discover the heart of quintessential Australia through our holiday parks - an integral part of any unforgettable road trip. Embrace the laid-back Aussie spirit amid breathtaking destinations, offering accommodation to suit every taste. Experience a newfound sense of community and mateship, appealing to all ages and comfort levels. Our parks extend beyond a place to sleep, hosting unique, memorable activities within their bounds.
Picture lively evenings by a campfire, the aroma of barbecues wafting through the air. Discovery Parks are vibrant hubs where like-minded adventurers unite, sharing laughter and creating cherished memories. Join us for an authentically Australian experience, fostering connections and making your journey truly exceptional.
“Lakeside cabins offer a modern fit-out with a relaxed vibe and views over the inlet”
“Unique retreat in adults-only glamping tents with vineyard views, perfect for a cosy escape”
A stay at Discovery Parks offers a truly authentic Australian experience, where nature meets comfort. Our self-contained cabins are thoughtfully designed to provide all the comforts of home, offering the perfect space to unwind.
With each park serving as a gateway to unique regional experiences, you’ll discover more than just a place to stay, you’ll connect with like-minded travellers and create unforgettable memories.
For the full list of contracted Discovery Parks, please refer to the map on page 69.
Overlooking Roebuck Bay, Discovery ParksBroome offers ocean-view cabins with private balconies, fully equipped kitchens, and modern amenities. Enjoy the iconic “Staircase to the Moon” or venture to nearby Cable Beach. With newly upgraded facilities, this park is a perfect mix of luxury and adventure on WA’s Dampier Peninsula.
Discovery Parks – Carnarvon is nestled in a tropical oasis on Western Australia’s stunning Coral Coast. A perfect base for exploring Ningaloo Reef and Shark Bay, the park offers a range of self-contained cabins, providing a comfortable stay ideal for those on a west coast road trip.
The perfect gateway for adventure seekers, offering easy access to incredible attractions like El Questro, Lake Argyle, the Gibb River Road, and Purnululu National Park. Nestled beside the picturesque Lake Kununurra, it provides an ideal base for exploring the East Kimberley’s natural wonders.
Set in the heart of Australia’s Red Centre, it’s your gateway to the iconic landmarks of the Outback.
With modern cabins featuring air-conditioning and private bathrooms, the park offers a refreshing retreat after a day of adventure. Enjoy the pool, BBQ facilities, and proximity to attractions like Uluru and Kings Canyon.
Perfectly positioned as the gateway to Nitmiluk National Park, Discovery Parks – Katherine blends comfort with adventure. Relax in modern, airconditioned cabins or by the resort-style pool.
With a recent $10 million upgrade, this park offers a bright and refreshing retreat, making it an ideal stop along the Savannah Way.
Discovery Parks – Clare, located near the town centre and the iconic Riesling Trail, offers a peaceful retreat in the heart of Clare Valley.
With self-contained cabins, a pool, and a waterpark, it’s the perfect base to explore the region’s fine wines and fresh produce, ensuring
Set alongside the rainforest of Conway National Park, Discovery Parks – Airlie Beach is a tropical haven offering modern cabins and resort-style amenities. Relax by the lagoon-style pool or explore nearby wonders, including the Great Barrier Reef and the Whitsundays. A perfect gateway for both adventure and relaxation.
Nestled just 2km from Byron Bay’s vibrant town center, this park offers modern cabins set within a peaceful park environment. Enjoy on-site amenities, including a waterpark, swimming pools, and BBQ areas. Surrounded by stunning beaches and lush hinterlands, it’s the perfect retreat close to iconic Byron Bay attractions.
DISCOVERY PARKS - BAROSSA VALLEY
A peaceful escape in the heart of South
Australia’s wine country. Choose from selfcontained cabins or exclusive adults-only
Deluxe Safari Tents with private access to a lounge, BBQ, firepit, pool, and spa. Perfectly located for exploring the Barossa Valley’s wineries and attractions.
A serene escape surrounded by nature’s beauty. With modern, self-contained cabins, guests can unwind while being close to stunning beaches and native wildlife. Explore the island’s famous attractions like Remarkable Rocks and Flinders Chase National Park. This is the perfect place to relax and recharge.
Embark on an unforgettable Australian road trip, where endless sunshine, stunning beaches, dramatic deserts, and ancient cultures await. Explore diverse terrains, encounter unique wildlife, and traverse iconic routes along breathtaking coastlines.
From lush landscapes to the vast Outback, Australia’s road trips promise a captivating journey through nature’s wonders and cultural richness. Discover the beauty of this unique continent as you hit the open road and create lasting memories on some of the world’s most beautiful drives.
Recommend 7-10 days
Embark on a mesmerising road trip through the heart of the Kimberley, Australia’s vast and majestic region.
The legendary Gibb River Road unfolds its wonders from Kununurra to Broome, weaving through secluded gorges, rocky ridges, and the unparalleled open-road experience. A 4WD adventure awaits, guiding you to marvel at bulbous boab trees, witness the rugged beauty of the Cockburn Ranges, and immerse yourself in the tranquillity of glassy waterholes. This transformative journey captures the essence of the Kimberley’s untamed landscapes, promising an unforgettable road trip filled with awe-inspiring scenery and cultural richness.
Recommend 5-7 days
Set off on an iconic road trip through the Red Centre Way, weaving through ancient gorges, weathered peaks, and vibrant red canyons. Starting and ending in Alice Springs, the journey encompasses landmarks such as Uluru and Kata Tjuta.
Discover the unique landscapes of Glen Helen and Kings Canyon, where ochre cliffs, dynamic cultures, and starry skies converge to create an unforgettable outback adventure. Immerse yourself in the heart of Australia’s Red Centre on this captivating road trip through its ancient landscapes.
Airlie Beach
Coolwaters, Yeppoon
Hervey Bay
Recommend 10-14 days
Embark on an incredible road trip starting in Lane Cove, Sydney, where the serene National Park offers a peaceful escape just 10 kilometers from the bustling city. Journey north to Emerald Beach, a laid-back seaside village near Coffs Harbour. Explore the coastal chic paradise of Byron Bay before heading to Hervey Bay, renowned for whale watching and the gateway to K’gari (Fraser Island).
Discover the tropical beauty of Coolwaters, Yeppoon with its coastal views and surf boutiques. Conclude your adventure in Airlie Beach, the gateway to the Whitsunday Islands and the Great Barrier Reef, promising a perfect blend of coastal wonders and natural marvels.
Emerald Beach
Byron Bay
Lane Cove SYDNEY
Recommend 7-10 days
Embark on a journey through Tasmania’s stunning landscapes on a scenic road trip. Begin your adventure in Hobart, the capital, and venture north to Launceston, a town steeped in history. Explore the scenic wonders of Cradle Mountain before concluding your journey in coastal Devonport. This iconic Tasmanian road trip blends diverse landscapes, from the historic port of Hobart to the natural awe of Cradle Mountain, offering an immersive experience in the island’s breathtaking beauty.
Recommend 3-5 days
Embark on a coastal journey along the Great Ocean Road, tracing the breathtaking coastline from Melbourne to Adelaide via Geelong, Warrnambool, and Robe.
Navigate along the dramatic panoramas, adorned with forest landscapes and cascading waterfalls. Witness the majestic 12 Apostles landmark. Continue your adventure to South Australia, discovering the coastal allure of Robe on the Limestone Coast, culminating in the vibrant city of Adelaide. This road trip promises a perfect blend of coastal splendour.
Recommend 14+ days
The Savannah Way is a 3,700km adventure drive from Cairns in Queensland to Broome in Western Australia, offering a journey through some of Australia’s most breathtaking and diverse landscapes. Explore the ancient lava tubes of Undara, soak in the thermal pools of Katherine, and take in the vibrant tropical charm of Darwin. Crossing into the Kimberley, marvel at the rugged beauty of Lake Argyle and El Questro, where dramatic gorges and waterfalls await. This route promises unforgettable experiences in Australia’s iconic Outback.
Recommend 5-7 days
The Epicurean Way is a journey through South Australia’s food and wine regions. Begin at the beachfront offering a perfect backdrop for relaxation. In Hahndorf, discover local produce, wineries, and distilleries. Next, head to the Barossa Valley, home to world-renowned wineries and our exclusive glamping tents. After a day of indulgence, unwind by the fire with a glass of red before retreating to your tent. The journey concludes in Clare, with historic townships, the Riesling Trail, and exceptional wines. Embrace South Australia’s wineries, restaurants, and produce on this journey.
Recommend 14 days
The Explorers Way is a 2,500km adventure from Adelaide to Darwin, offering a spectacular journey through Australia’s diverse landscapes. Explore the rugged beauty of the Flinders Ranges, where ancient mountains meet vast plains, and Kings Canyon, with awe-inspiring canyon views, vibrant sunsets, and stargazing under the clearest skies. Continue to Alice Springs, where the vast Red Centre and rich Indigenous culture await. Unwind in Katherine’s thermal springs and explore Nitmiluk Gorge before reaching Darwin, with its tropical charm and vibrant markets. This route promises unforgettable experiences and awe-inspiring landscapes, offering the chance to discover Australia’s heart.
Acknowledgement of Country
G’day Group acknowledges the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people of Australia and pays respect to their Elders past and present.
We recognise their unique connections to the land and water and thank them for protecting and caring for Country across countless generations.
