AAT Kings, Sydney

I highly recommend the AAT Kings Uluru team. Our tours were book with consultant Colleen, she was very helpful and friendly and made great suggestions to make our trip great. Our guides and drivers in Uluru were extremely knowledgeable and passionate about their jobs, Tyson, Glen, David, Andrew, John and Frank made our trip even more enjoyable. AAT Kings is amazing from start to end.

AATKing tours of NT We were looked after each day, from Uluru with Mimi and Steph to Darwin (Bayside bus) Paul. Special mention that Paul was more than a bus driver with wealth of knowledge, but he made us all comfortable and accommodating. His humour was entertaining and the tour grouped enjoyed each day. Thank you Sue

Recently completed a “Wonders of the Kimberley” Broome to Darwin with Carolyn and Rhys. We covered a lot of ground, saw a lot of the main wonders and met some very nice people. Carolyn ran a very smooth itinerary. Everything was very relaxed. Commentary was informative and entertaining and we learned a lot. Director and driver worked well together and were always patient and professional. Accommodation and meals were surprisingly good noting we were in the boonies and that post lockdowns, hospitality generally is having staff problems particularly in regional Australia. Thank you Carolyn and Rhys for a wonderful experience.

We had an awesome 4 day tour to Katherine, Kakadu and Lichfield we couldn't fault our bus driver Graham he was a great guide and entertained us and was very informative. Only problem we had was we were supposed to have triple rooms and first night we had 2 double beds not good as 3 ladies couldn't get room changed. Last night same again and it was a sofa bed . We were not happy about that as not what we were told we were having. Best meal was at Wangi Falls couldn't fault the meal.

We did the kakadu, litchfield and Katherine day tours from Darwin. They're not upfront about this, but be aware that you'll spend more time travelling on the bus ( the scenery itself is a boring expense of bush, bush and more bush) rather than at the actual destination itself. Im talking about >12 hr days with 6 am starts and getting dropped off at the hotel at 8-9 pm ( katherine was the longest with 9.30 pm dropoff). Strangely the guides suggested different drop off times and were generally very lax with time which made planning in advance quite tricky as we wanted to see other things in darwin. Wouldn't recommend kakadu as it's a waste of time . Wasn't impressed with the filler / 'sideshow' attractions. Katherine is stunning but be prepared for a very long day. Litchfield is the closest national park to Darwin so it's a relatively shorter day with stunning waterfalls and scenery. We had Anthony as guide for 2 of the trips. During he litchfield tour he admitted that he has no idea where our lunch spot is. We got lost until someone from lunch waved at us from across the road. Not impressed at all. There was torrential downpour when we were at one of the waterfalls and Anthony made no effort to drive the bus closer to the gazebo where we were sheltering.