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Join Oz Tours on a 4WD safari to the tip of Australia across the Cape York Peninsula. Explore the Iron Range National Park, visit the Islands of the Torres Strait and experience a working Bauxite Mine. You will have ample opportunity to go bird watching, observe the wildlife and go swimming in creeks and waterfalls and learn about Aboriginal Culture from Aboriginal Guides. www.oztours.com.au Produced by www.authenticholidayfilms.com

Aboriginal art is significant to everyday Aboriginal life. The creation stories, traditional laws and customs have been passed down through paintings and inscriptions for tens of thousands of years. Aboriginal people use 'songlines' to pass down creation stories, laws and trading routes through generations. The distinct art styles of each region reflect the traditional life, creation stories and surrounding environments.

Covering more than 292,000 hectares, Nitmiluk National Park is located north-east of Katherine. Nitmiluk is home to the spectacular Katherine Gorge, a series of 13 sandstone gorges carved over a billion years by the Katherine River. The impressive gorge walls and white sandy beaches can be explored on foot, by canoe or on a cruise and are stunning from the air on a scenic helicopter flight. It is a haven for nature lovers, with its rugged landscapes, dramatic waterfalls and lush gorges providing an abundance of flora and fauna.

The East and West MacDonnell Ranges stretch out for hundreds of kilometres on both sides of Alice Springs. The traditional owners of the Alice Springs area, the Arrernte people, believe giant caterpillars called the Yeperenye became the Ranges - they entered this world through one of the dramatic gaps in the escarpments of the area. Chris Day - Ranger West MacDonnell Ranges and Larapinta Trail

While traveling through the Outback, Val and I decided we needed to try some local flavor. Since kangaroo is always in the supermarket, we decided we should try some.

The Katherine area hosts a variety of events every year. The Katherine region has many festivals throughout the year that showcase the culture and characters of the area. There are annual art and craft festivals lasting the whole weekend and outback events such as camp drafts and rodeos.

In the heart of Central Australia, between the East and West MacDonnell Ranges, sits Australia's most famous outback town. Alice Springs is a thriving, spirited outback centre - as famous for the personality of its locals as the natural wonders that surround it. The history and heritage of Alice Springs overflow with a rich cast of characters - in the late 1800's and early 1900s only the most intrepid pioneers braved its rugged environment. From Afghan cameleers to flying doctors, today it is possible to pay homage to their legacy at various historic sites around the town.

Visit of Ayers Rock in the Australian outback www.marcopoloimaginaire.com