Day 2 Palm Valley (L)
Your Red Centre experience continues with a day of adventure, exploring the Finke Gorge National Park. On route you will see much of the natural landscape that inspired Albert Namatjira, the first of our indigenous painters. Making your way along the mostly dry bed of the Finke River, you will marvel at the dramatic evidence of its awesome flood history. Further along the track, the magnificent Amphitheatre at the Kalarranga lookout provides a stunning opportunity for photography, before finally reaching Palm Valley itself. Experience a walk amongst the rare Red Cabbage Palms, relics of a previous climate many millions of years past. After a gourmet picnic lunch, travel back along the track to the sealed road to visit the Hermannsburg Historic Precinct, founded by Lutheran missionaries in 1877, and birthplace of watercolour painting in the region. Returning to Alice Springs in the glow of the late afternoon sun.
Overnight: Alice Springs

Day 3 Alice Springs to Kings Canyon (L)
Leaving the Alice, main highways and settlements behind, we travel through mountain valleys to the Wallace Rockhole aboriginal community. Here experience a rock art and culture tour with a local guide. Visit the gallery, which provides an opportunity to purchase a variety of local art. The adventure continues on the 4WD track into the Gosse Bluff comet impact crater. Not just an astro-geological wonder, but also a fantastic setting for our picnic lunch. Stroll around and admire the towering crater walls. After lunch, return to the dirt road and traverse the Mereenie Wilderness Area, where mountain valleys give way to open plains, before arriving at the Kings Canyon Resort in the late afternoon. .Optional (extra cost): Sounds of Firelight Dinner 
Overnight: Kings Canyon Resort 

Day 4 Kings Canyon to Uluru (L)
Begin your day with an exploration of the majestic Kings Canyon, with a choice of activities. The energetic will find the hike around the Canyon rim a stimulating option, offering panoramic views and in parts steep climbs. Alternatively, experience a gentler stroll through the Canyon floor, amid abundant bird life and ancient cycad plants. Your next stop is Uluru, and en route there is a picnic lunch amidst the expansive landscapes of changing eco systems, vast salt lakes and the mesa-like formation of Mt Connor. Arrive Ayers Rock Resort and check into your hotel. This afternoon visit the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre, followed by an exploratory tour with your guide of the base of this unique monolith. The crowning touch to the day is a champagne sunset, featuring refreshments of fine Australian foods and sparkling wine.
Overnight: Ayers Rock Resort