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Australia is vast and diverse, divided into six states and two territories, each with unique characteristics and scenery. Among them, Western Australia lies along the sparkling Indian Ocean, blessed with sunshine all year round and a mild climate, making it a popular tourist destination that combines sun, beach, and fashion trends. The Northern Territory boasts rich cultural treasures and breathtaking landscapes, offering a truly enjoyable experience immersed in Australia’s stunning natural beauty.
Recommended itinerary: Jetour
This time, the featured tour lasts 9 days and will take you to two regions in Australia—Western Australia and the Northern Territory—featuring a variety of uniquely crafted experiences. First and foremost, there's the world-renowned Sounds of Silence dinner under the stars. With the sound of the didgeridoo played by Indigenous musicians, you'll sip champagne while admiring the vibrant sunset, then enjoy a luxurious outdoor gourmet dinner in the desert. This life experience offers truly unexpected surprises.

What’s a stargazing dinner without the stars? After the meal, the resident astronomer will explain the various constellations in the night sky as you marvel at the starry expanse in absolute silence, allowing you to quietly appreciate the wonders of the universe and enjoy this special evening.

In addition to the stargazing dinner, the itinerary also includes a visit to a lobster factory in Western Australia. This facility exports a total of 20,000 kilograms of Australian lobsters annually.

Walking across the overhead bridge in the factory, with lobsters beneath your feet, is sure to be an awe-inspiring experience. The factory uses advanced equipment to sort lobsters by size and grade them, followed by a 3-day purification process. This gives you a deeper understanding of what goes on behind the scenes before enjoying lobster. On the day of the visit, the tour also includes a delicious lobster lunch, making for a uniquely fresh lobster dining experience in Australia.

And when in Australia, how can you miss its stunning natural landscapes? This itinerary takes you to both Western Australia and the Northern Territory—two picturesque destinations. Among them, the Pinnacles in Nambung National Park are truly unique. This stone formation consists of thousands of limestone pillars in diverse shapes, some resembling camels or dolphins, though they are actually formed from shells. Scattered across yellow sand dunes, these limestone pillars create a fantastical and one-of-a-kind geological landscape.

While in Western Australia, the tour also visits Kings Park in Perth, where you can enjoy panoramic views of the city. You’ll also explore the Perth Mint and see traditional coin-making methods. Additionally, you’ll ride the Southern Hemisphere’s longest wooden jetty train. The train slowly chugs along the jetty as you take in the blue skies, white clouds, and gentle breeze, with locals often seen fishing nearby. At the end of the line, there’s an 8-meter-deep underwater observatory where you can view up to 300 colorful artificial corals and tropical fish. Experiencing Western Australia’s natural beauty in this way is truly special.

In the Northern Territory, Jetour will take you to visit Uluru, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, to admire the natural monolith that changes colors with sunlight. The highlight? You can view this magnificent rock formation at sunrise and sunset, and even take a helicopter ride for a close-up aerial view of Uluru and the towering Olgas—absolutely breathtaking.
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To give you ample time to experience the moving beauty of Uluru at sunset and sunrise, the itinerary also arranges a two-night stay at the Sails in the Desert hotel (or similar, 5-star) near Uluru—an arrangement that’s both convenient and thoughtful.
Staying two nights at Sails in the Desert allows you plenty of time to enjoy the stunning sunsets and sunrises over Uluru.
