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• Swimwear
• Swim towel
• Walking shoes
• Refillable water bottle
• Sun hat and Sunscreen 30+
• Insect repellent
• Day pack for walks
• A light warm jumper for cool nights
• Luggage approximately 15kg per person, preferably soft bag

• National Park entry fees
• Camping fees
• All camping equipment
• Permits
• Pick up from and return to Darwin accommodation
• Transport in air conditioned, fully licensed, well maintained tour  vehicle with tinted windows for comfort and UV protection
• Activities as per itinerary
• Guided tour of each location on your itinerary
• Breakfasts (except day one)
• Freshly prepared picnic lunches
• Dinners around the fire, except last day
• Tent
• Swag (Australian sleeping canvas covering with mattress included)
• Pillow, pillowcase and swag liner
• Camping chair
• Bath towel
• Hand torch
• Crockery and cutlery
• Purpose built off-road camping trailer

Our Dry Season runs from May to October, the weather is typically dry with light winds. Day time temperatures are on average mid-30s and the humidity is low, with mild nights ranging from 15-25°C. November to April is the Wet Season in the Top End, tropical storms bring long-awaited rain and the bush comes alive. Days can be sunny and dry and not adversely affected, however, it is monsoon season and the rains can cause localised flooding, resulting in temporary road closures.  We are given advance notice of upcoming weather events and will make appropriate amendments to your itinerary.  In extreme cases, we may have to cancel.  Temperatures can range up to the high 30’s, and 40’s during the day.  Humidity levels often reach 80% or more, causing the temperature to feel hotter than it is.

Wildlife, such as wallabies, birds, snakes, frogs and lizards can be spotted and observed throughout the region, which is made up of Savannah Woodlands, Monsoon Forest and sandstone formations.  We do not approach wildlife but will have the opportunity to observe them in their natural habitat.  Most of our wildlife is not aggressive by nature and generally does not approach humans unless provoked.  Many species of snakes and spiders inhabit the Top End of Australia. Not all are venomous. Your Guide is trained to manage any health and safety requirements. Estuarine crocodiles do inhabit our waterways. Regular water surveys are carried out in designated swimming spots. Please observe swim safety signs at all times. Your Guide can also share safety updates.

Offroad Dreaming has a variety of their own 2 Wheel Drive and 4 Wheel drive vehicles available for your transport. We will allocate you the most suitable vehicle depending on your group size and itinerary. We also work with other local vehicle providers when additional or extra sizes of vehicles are required. All vehicles are fully accredited, licensed, and insured to carry passengers and fitted with specific tour vehicle plates and are maintained to a high standard. Our vehicles are not wheelchair accessible.  Small walking aids can be stored in the back of the vehicle or trailer, depending on group size or vehicle.

Distances between locations in the Northern Territory can be vast. Itineraries are designed to minimise driving times as much as possible. Your drive will be broken up with regular comfort stops, and you are welcome to discuss additional stops with the Guide at any time. Some of our larger vehicles also have onboard toilet facilities.

You will not need to bring any food with you.

We provide fresh snacks and meals based on whole food ingredients, which can be amended to cater for special dietaries when required. Chilled, filtered drinking water is provided. Please bring a refillable water bottle.