We aim to provide delicious, interesting and nutritional meals for all guests. All food is sourced from the best providers and carefully selected, stored and transported so as to maximise freshness and quality. 

We also aim to incorporate more native bush foods into the menu such as spices (wattleseed, lemon myrtle), native jams, pastes and sauces from quandongs (native peaches) and Kakadu plums as well as bush muesli that that includes native dried fruits and spices. 

Our guides have remarkable wilderness culinary skills and pride themselves on the variety, quality, nutritional levels and presentation of their meals and their ability to cater to a wide range of dietary requirements. We re‑supply with fresh food every few days. 

Provided we are advised in advance of your departure we are able to cater for vegetarian diets and can assist with medically recommended diets (allergies and intolerances). Please note that options are likely to be limited in very remote locations or alternatives may be more expensive or unavailable.

Hot showers allow our trekkers to wash away the day's dust. Using a “Donkey” hot water boiler, we heat water in an efficient and an economical way, allowing clients to have a 2 – 2.5 minute hot shower at the end of each day.

Organic shampoos and soaps are used; sourced from Dindi Naturals, a supplier of handmade soaps and body products that contain no toxic or synthetic materials. These are derived from environmentally friendly ingredients from areas of fair trade and sustainability.

Our eco-friendly camp toilets are water-free, clean and airy amenities. Saving over 4290 litres of water per season, these spacious amenities bring comfort to the outback that trekkers won't find with any other operators.

Every one of our campsites includes hand basin facilities and eco-friendly soaps for clients to wash faces, hands and brush teeth at the end of the day.

We use an 80W solar panel which brings power to our campsites for:

• Lounge, kitchen and bathroom lights
• Water pump for the kitchen
• Phone and camera charging 

Each tent also has a solar light which is charged during the day, so clients can use these in the evenings to see around their tent. 

There are two USB 12V camera/phone battery charging ports at each campsite, powered through our solar system. 

Note that there is only phone reception at Nick’s Camp but this is intermittent. You may get some reception on high ridges when you are walking along the trail. We encourage travellers to use as little technology as possible so they can be completely immersed in the experience and enjoy the break from being constantly connected.