Air Adventure has been specialising in small group, outback adventures since 1977.
For most people embarking on outback adventures in Australia is daunting due to the sheer size of our country; meaning countless hours are spent driving rather than exploring.
For 44 years’, we have been defeating the tyranny of distance in this large scale landscape by flying our private aircraft to make the Australian outback easily accessible. We enable you to see more and get you right to the heart of remote destinations, some of which are not even accessible by road.
Discover Outback Adventures
While we still include outback adventures to the more popular destinations like Uluru and Broome, our outback aussie tours focus on taking you to the little known and seldom visited locations like:
These are truly authentic areas that others struggle to get to wasting countless hours driving, so if it’s experiences like fishing for a 1 metre-plus Barramundi, discovering ancient rock art sites or having a swim under a beautiful, fresh waterfall in the remote Kimberley region that you’re searching for – we have the tour for you.
Do You Have Something In Mind?
Rest assured your health and safety is paramount to us and we take this very seriously.
Our Commercial Captain is highly experienced and we ensure all of our tour leaders and expert local guides are the very best tour operators in the business.
You don’t have to worry about a thing, everything has been arranged for you well ahead of time so from the moment we meet you at the airport you just sit back and relax. We guarantee you will enjoy every part of your holiday. Learn more about the Air Adventure team.
Meet Your TeamThe outback is a vast remote area in the centre of Australia: dry, arid. During summer, the outback can get extremely hot and getting lost is dangerous. This is why when visiting the outback travelling with an experienced tour operator and being guided by professional tour leaders and local experts is advised.
Are you wondering what does outback Australia mean? Generally, the term is applied to semi-arid inland areas of eastern Australia and to the arid centre of the Western Plateau and its semi arid northern plains (in Western Australia) where bodies of water are scattered and frequently dry and any inland area remote from large centres of population.
The Outback is a vast area spanning 5.6 million km2 and covering more than 70 percent of the Australian continent. It’s huge! Simply put the best and easiest way to travel to and experience outback Australia is to fly.
