Who We Are And Why Choose Us 'Goholi and Australia 4 Wheel Drive Rentals'

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Goholi Pty Ltd Australia
Company Number 117 423 024
GPO Box 380, Darwin, Northern Territory Australia 0801
Licensed Australian Travel Agents NT147

Office Business Hours
Sales, Reservations and Quotation Department Hours
General Business Hours:
• Open: General Business Hours:
• Closed: Christmas and New Year - Dec 25th,26th,31st and Jan 1st.
• Closed: Easter weekend
• Closed: Feb 8-14th, April 3rd and June 7th. (International Conferences)

Administration Hours:
• Open: General Business Hours:
• Closed: Christmas and New Year - Dec 25th,26th,31st and Jan 1st.
• Closed: Easter weekend
• Closed: Feb 8-14th, April 3rd and June 7th. (International Conferences)

Tel International +61 (0) 8 8945 3338 or +61 (0) 8 89450788
Tel within Aust 08 8945 3338 or 08 8945 0788
Mobile/Cell within Aust 0400 278 958 or 0488 788 997
Fax International +61 (0) 8 8945 5507
Departmental Emails: goholi@bigpond.com ~ info@goholi.com.au ~ info@goholi.com ~ a4wdr@bigpond.com ~ a4t@bigpond.com

Goholi Group
Incorporating web site such as
• www.goholi.com
• www.goholi.com.au
• www.goholitravel.com
• www.goholitours.com

Australia 4 Wheel Drive Rentals Group
Incorporating web site such as
• www.australia4wheeldriverentals.com
• www.australia4wdrentals.com
• www.australia4wheeldriverentals.com.au
• www.kakaduayersrocktours.com
• www.australia4tours.com
• www.australia4tours.com.au

plus information sites such as
• ww.kakadunationalparkaustralia.com
• www.litchfieldnationalpark.com

Goholi Group
Incorporating web site such as
• www.goholi.com
• www.goholi.com.au
• www.goholitravel.com
• www.goholitours.com

Australia 4 Wheel Drive Rentals Group
Incorporating web site such as
• www.australia4wheeldriverentals.com
• www.australia4wdrentals.com
• www.australia4wheeldriverentals.com.au
• www.kakaduayersrocktours.com
• www.australia4tours.com
• www.australia4tours.com.au

plus information sites such as
• ww.kakadunationalparkaustralia.com
• www.litchfieldnationalpark.com

Mon - Fri 6am till 10pm
Sat- 6am till 12pm (On Saturdays mornings pls use the mobile number to contact us)
Sun + Public Holidays 6am till 10pm

Telephone International +61 8 89 453 338
Telephone Within Australia 08 89 453 338
Telephone Within Australia Freecall 1800 107 371
Mobile + 61 400 278 958 (0400 278 958)
Email: a4wdr@bigpond.com
Enquiries are welcomed 24 hours a day. If you are ringing from overseas don't worry about the time zone. Ring when you wish as we feel your call should be answered anytime.

We are licensed Travel Agents in Darwin Northern Territory, Australia.

Australia 4 Wheel Drive Rentals
Australian Business Number 54 561 356 425
Travel Agent Number NT 094.
Registered and Approved Licensee:
We are a registered business in Northern Territory.
Taxation and GST compliance

Gohli Pty Ltd
Company Number 117 423 024
Licensed Australian Travel Agents NT147
* Registered and Approved Licensee:
We are a registered business in Australia and Northern Territory.
Taxation and GST compliance

The Principle and the General Manager of Australia 4 Wheel Drive Rentals
Together 27+ years experience and 20+ years experience - Operations Manager in International Conventions and Group Travel.
Languages: English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Malaysia.

341 McMillans Road, Anula, Darwin Northern Territory, Australia

This is approximately 1.1/2 kilometers from Darwin International Airport on the same road 'McMillans Road'. When you leave the airport you normally turn left to travel some 12klm to Darwin C.B.D. instead you turn right. We are on the service road.

Some of reasons you can feel confident in booking your next tour or recommending us.
• We are licensed Travel Agents. In Northern Territory to be a licensed travel agent you must have the proper creditionals and most of all relevant sound experience to be a licensed agent.
• Our licensee Rob Berude has lived in Alice Springs and Darwin in Northern Territory from 1988 till now (except 1 year - 1994 in Perth). Rob grew up in the bush in Victoria high country of the Upper Yarra and coming from a family of horse trainers, rangers and conservationists. Rob has learnt bush tucker, bush medicine and the real spirit of outback Australia since he was five. Now some 40 years later his wealth of knowledge puts him in the league of travel specialists that you should be looking for. Rob also attended Northern Territory University to obtain his travel accreditations and adding his hands on experience for the last 10 years Rob has passed on this knowledge to his staff over the years.
• We show you our address clearly on our sites.
• We are available till 10pm nightly.
• We try to get personalised and well thought out tour quotes to you within 2-6 hours between 9am-4pm weekdays and if we receive a quote after 4pm our time then next day. A quote also relies on our response from our listed tour operators. Vehicle quotes may take longer.
• We generally work directly with the Tour operator in the quote.
• The only affiliated systems we would tend to use currently are the different state government tourism booking systems such as the Connections Safaris, Connections Adventures, APT, APT- Kimberley Wilderness Adventures, Europcar, Wotiff and Oodles all trusted and experience.
• We work with the tour operators personally when possible and hand in hand on all tours.
• As we have an extensive listed range of tour operators, one of the largest ranges in Northern Territory) we feel we can compare tours and provide you with their benefits and offer you the best tour that suits your needs and desire.
• As we only specialise in Australian land based tours (predominantly small group outback tours) though we have extensive knowledge on all other land based tours.
• Our staff actually gather as much information on the areas as possible. If you need to know the updates to access to Jim Jim Falls in Kakadu, or find the most rugged tour or the most luxurious camping tour, then we either have that information ready or will get it usually that day.
• We offer scheduled daily or regular departures in small and large group accommodated tours.
• We also offer personalised customized private charters. This is a tailored made tour that only you/you group travel on and designed around what you want to see where possible.
• When we book your tour we take into consideration your desires on the type of tour, type of vehicle and size of groups, highlights and type of people you want to be with.
• We work with some of the most respected and trusted names in the tour industry to bring you the best prices, specials, updates and packages as soon as they are made available.
• Our site is updated daily as we work 24 hours a day.

Verifications for a particular current travel license can only be found at the Consumer Affairs at Darwin.
Tel 08 8999 1999. In the Northern Territory a extensive checklist is required for Travel Agents in Northern Territory to be licensed. Tour Operators based in Northern Territory actually have to comply the Northern Territory licensing board. Their criteria is extensive.

Why book with us instead of booking with a tour operator direct, tourist commission or a local licensed travel agent. Tours Operators, Territory Discovery, The NTTC Commission, and 'destination experienced' licensed travel agents are usually excellent choices to book with.

We do not compare our services to these like minded professionals. What we suggest is look at the benefits you receive when booking through us. Rob has lived in the Territory some 18 years and has extensive experience. We know the operations and reservation staff of most tour operators personally. We operate 24 hours. We have a large selection of tour operators and will offer all tours regardless of commissions or opposition. We do try to pass on savings in the forms of discounts to you. We are as professional as one can be and to always remember you may not be fully aware of all the options and to offer them.

You will be entering a secure session using a 128 bit security key. The secure session is indicated by the padlock icon in the status bar at the bottom of the browser window and by the URL starting with https:// . All data transmitted while using this service will be encrypted.

Booking Your Tour Online:You may either go to our booking form via the reservation icon at the top of each page or click here https://secure.goholi.com/secure_vehicle.aspx?ID=GOHOLI

Booking Your Tour Via Scanning or Faxing:
To fax a booking form you may either go to our booking form via the reservation icon at the top of each page or click here https://secure.goholi.com/secure_vehicle.aspx?ID=GOHOLI. Fill in your details then print the page. Then fax this page to the Australia 4 Wheel Drive Rentals.
Fax within Australia 08 8945 55 07
Fax from outside Australia +61 8 8945 55 07

Booking Your Tour Via Postal Mail:
To mail a booking form you can go to our booking form via the reservation icon at the top of each page or click here https://secure.goholi.com/secure_vehicle.aspx?ID=GOHOLI. Fill in your details then print the page and post it to us. (We suggest registered mail)
Australia 4 Wheel Drive Rentals
341 McMillans Road, Anula, Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia 0812

To secure a booking: Australia 4 Wheel Drive Rentals requires a completed Booking Form or e-mail, or fax sent by the client, or the parent/legal guardian (if the client is under 18 years), and payment details (name on card, credit card number, expiry date). A booking is valid when Australia 4 Wheel Drive Rentals confirms acceptance and receives the clients signed returned confirmation in writing.
Our vehicle terms: http://www.goholitravel.com/GoholiPtyLtd-Terms-and-Conditions-2011-2012.pdf
Our vehicle terms: http://www.goholi.com/Goholi-Tour-Terms.pdf

Payment Breakdown: Both a Deposit or Full Payment system are used depending on our suppliers agreement: Your quote will advise you in detail which payment method.
Payment 1: * Full amount to Australia 4 Wheel Drive Rentals is required at the time of booking.
Payment 2: * A booking deposit to Australia 4 Wheel Drive Rentals and the balance to the tour supplier is required at the time of booking.
Payment 3: * A deposit is required at the time of booking to Australia 4 Wheel Drive Rentals and the balance to the tour operator at pickup.
Payment 4: *For large booking 6 months ahead a deposit is required at the time of booking to Australia 4 Wheel Drive Rentals is required and the balance to Australia 4 Wheel Drive Rentals is required 35-45 days prior to departure.

Booking Conditions: Payment in full is required for this tour at the time of booking. You will be entering a secure session using a 128 bit security key. The secure session is indicated by the padlock icon in the status bar at the bottom of the browser window. All data transmitted while using this service will be encrypted.

Our references are the major Tour and Vehicle Operators we deal with daily and have established an excellent rapport after years of co-operation and 1000's of bookings.

Previous customers - references supplied on application

We have no set discount policy rule. We do offer a early bird discount on many tours and this is reflected in our quotes very clearly. Obviously the larger the group the more we can try to offer a discount. Unlike years gone past the travel industry has had a huge shake up and commissions are limited. Where possible we try to pass on the discounts to you as we want your repeat business. Some suppliers request that we don't discount at all and with these suppliers we respect their guidelines.

There are general classifications we tend to use that sometimes overlap due to the large number of suppliers we have listed.

• Backpacker Tours: Generally indicates a small group tour using basic camping, bush camping, semi or permanent camping or multi-share dorm accommodation. Vehicles used are usually either troop Carriers or 21-24 Seat Mini-Coach. These tours have a loosely based itinerary which will vary from guide to guide and access to the attractions may be seasonal. Generally speaking people 18-35 prefer these types of tours.
• Safari in Style’: Safari accommodation (large permanent twin share tents) with proper beds, pillow, linen, towels, fans and lighting. Campsites have permanent cooking facilities, screened eating areas, share showers & toilets. Kings Canyon.
• Luxury Campsite/Deluxe Campsite: Generally purpose-built "Safari Tents". They are locally designed for our tropical climate. The walls are of canvas and the windows of insect screen. The floors are wood and are raised above the ground. They have been specifically designed to keep cool and comfortable. A tent has two standard size single beds, each with a traditional Australian bushman's swag and high density mattress, linen, blankets and pillow.
• Australian Safaris: A safari (from Swahili word meaning a long journey or trip) is an overland journey. Nowadays, it's often used to describe tours through national parks to watch Wildlife (fauna),flora and geological formations.. Reference: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Safari_(travel).
• Australian Overnight Tours: A tour starting early morning or midday on day one and finishing midday or early evening day two.
• Australian Extended Tours: We class this a a tour over 20 days generally combining more than one tour.
Australian Returning Tour: This is a tour that say may start from Darwin and returns to Darwin when it has finished.
• Australian Oneway Tour: This is a tour that say may start from Melbourne and finishes at a different city such as Darwin.
• Australian Cultural Tours: This is a tour that experiences true Aboriginal Culture sometimes in the Aboriginal Communities such as Bathhurst Island off Darwin or other times at natural wonder such as Uluru.
• Australian Adventure Activities: Examples we class -4WDing, 4WD Adventures, Aero plane ATV Quad Bike, Ballooning, Bush Walking, Camel Riding, Camping, Horse Riding, Island Jet Ski, Kayaking, Scuba Diving/Snorkeling, Skydive, White Water Rafting.
• Australian Sightseeing: One day coach trips to say The Blue Mountains, The Great Ocean Road, National Parks, or Scenic Flights, one day diving, one day sailing, one day cruises.
• Australian Event Touring: Tours to a specific event such as the Tamworth Music Festival, Mt Isa Rodeo or Birdsville Races.

We have a number of website with different names. Some to identify the area and some to identify our name. All in all a website URL is just an address to point you to us. Here are some of our websites.

Goholi and Australia 4 Wheel Drive Rentals Incorporating some of the following web sites:
• www.australia4tours.com.au (offering tours from the tour operator called 'Adventure Tours Australia'. Here are some 100 tours both camping and accommodated across Australia with a large range of outback oneway and return tours.
• www.australia4tours.com Here we offer some 900+ tours on oneway small coach and large coach or 4WD camping or accommodated tours from Adelaide, Alice Springs, Ayers Rock, Brisbane, Broome, Cairns, Darwin, Davenport, Hobart, Launceston, Melbourne, Perth, Sydney.
• www.kakaduayersrocktours.com Here are some 500 tours easy to find tours both camping and accommodated in Uluru Ayers Rock and Kakadu and from Alice Springs to Darwin. Australia with a large range of outback oneway and return tours.
• www.australia4wheeldriverentals.com Hire we offer a very wide selection of 4WD, 4WD campers, Campers, Campervans, Motorhomes, RV's with pickup and dropoff at the following locations: Adelaide, Alice Springs, Brisbane, Broome, Cairns, Darwin, Davenport, Hobart, Launceston, Melbourne, Perth, Sydney.
• www.australia4wdrentals.com Hire we offer a very wide selection from only the THL Group of 'Britz, Maui and Backpacker Campervans' of 4WD, 4WD campers, Campers, Campervans, Motorhomes, RV's with pickup and dropoff at the following locations: Adelaide, Alice Springs, Brisbane, Broome, Cairns, Darwin, Hobart, Melbourne, Perth, Sydney. Britz and Maui only (Hobart and Broome).

Tours Glossary We Use:
.Sometimes what we say will vary to a term you may recognise. Please note these are terms we use or recognise in our sites and may differ to other specialists and operators.
• Tour: Any pre-arranged, prepaid journey to one or more destinations and returning to the point of departure. usually includes transportation, accommodation, meals, sightseeing, and other components, and is sold as a unit without price break-outs by component. Reference 'Group Travel' Author Martha Sarbey de Souto. Also 'tour' maybe regarded as a regularly scheduled guided group visiting one or more destinations and seeing natural and cultural places of interest along the way. This journey may be a returning or oneway tour.
• Extended Touring: We class this a a tour app. over 20 days generally combining more than one tour in a oneway direction.
• Returning Tour: This is a tour that say may start from Darwin and returns to Darwin when it has finished.
• Oneway Tour: This is a tour that say may start from Melbourne and finishes at a different city such as Darwin.
• Trip: Is a journey from start to finish.
• Travel: Is how you make your way around on the journey from start to finish you take on your holiday.
• Charter: To hire by contract the entire capacity of an motor coach with the driver/guide basing a trip plan on the needs and desire.
• Personalised Tour: Again the same as to hire by contract the entire capacity of an motor coach with the driver/guide.
• Tour Operator: This is a tour company that you travel with on tour. A tour operator is the person who supplies the guide/host/driver, the vehicle, the back-up support, the camping equipment, the accommodation arrangements, the food.
• Our E-Ticket: A electronic ticket via email. Consisting of 3 pages. the first is for you to sign and return to us via fax or scanning confirming your ticket details. pages 2-3 you take with you and hand to the driver at pickup.
• Our Quote: An email sent by us usually around 2-3 pages details a specific tour.
• F.I.T: (foreign independent Traveller) - An international preplanned, pre-booked, and prepaid trip with an itinerary and components planned to the traveller's specifications. Custom-designed itinerary, as opposed to buying an existing travel package. Reference 'GroupTravel' Author Martha Sarbey de Souto.
• Adult Prices: This is usually for a person aged 12/14/16 and over in Australian land based tours. Your quote will specify the exact age for child or adult pricing. The age will vary between tour operators.
• Childs Prices: Generally children between 4-12, up to 16 depending on the particular tour operator. Your quote will specify the exact age for child or adult pricing. An example is her from the operator ' Adventure Tours Australia'. Children over 12 years of age pay full adult fare. * Children aged 8-12 years receive a discount on most tours. Prices available on application. * Children under 16 years of age are not permitted to unless accompanied by an adult.
• Infant: Generally a child under 2 years old.
• Adventure Traveller: - Trips designed for the active traveller often including hiking, trekking, rafting, camping, terrain exploring. For the fit and adventurous who want to get off the beaten track.
• Soft Traveller: Those who prefer the more comfortable facilities yet still travelling to experience all Australia has to offer and can hike 5-9kms a day over uneven terrain often in high temperatures.
• Extreme Adventurer: Hikes up to 9kms or more per day. Warning: Tours graded with ‘3 Boots’ are only suitable for very fit people who enjoy basic bush camping and can hike 5-9kms a day over uneven terrain often in high temperatures.
• Bus: Generally a 45 front facing seat vehicle with air-conditioning.
• Mini Coach: Generally a 21-24 front facing seat Toyota vehicle with 'NO' toilet on board.
• Coach: Is a motorcoach or deluxe bus often with a toilet on board. Generally a 45 front facing seat vehicle with air-conditioning.
• Large 4WD: Often refference to a 16/20/22/24 seat canter, OKA, Isuzu or other large specialised 4wd vehicles.
• Troopie: This is referred to a Toyota Troop Carrier. With 3 seats including the drivers in the front and 2 side facing cushioned bench seats (4 pax) on each side in the back. Please not the vehicles are air-conditioned though often we find guides like to drive with the window's down as the tour passengers and jumping in and out of the vehicle so often the guides want the passengers to get acclimatized to the area. Generally last day on the way home the a/c goes on.
• Flynet: A net pulled down over ones face to protect themselves from annoying flies. Mostly used seasonally in Central Australia. Cost App $8-$15.
• Depart: This is usually a 5.30 -7am start from a city. In our tickets and quotes we will clarify this.
• Pickup: The address of where you begin the tour.
• Finish: This is usually at the end of the tour. Finishes times are generally 5-8pm unless specified in your quote. Exception would be some of our Ayers Rock tours which finish at midday at the rock.
• Deluxe tour: A term that varies betweens tour operators. We generally say this to be the best of the tours that particular tour operator has to offer. This will either have accommodation or best quality campsites.
• Luxury tour: As with Deluxe tours this is the same. A term that varies betweens tour operators. We generally say this to be the best of the tours that particular tour operator has to offer. This will either have accommodation or best quality campsites.
• Luxury camping: A term that varies betweens tour operators. We generally say this to be the best camping facilities of the tours that particular tour operator has to offer. This will have campsites with hosts and cooks. The meals will be not be fine dinning but better quality than basic camping. The tents will be slightly bigger with beds frames, pillows, mattresses and linen. Some will have lights and fans.
• Bush camping: Generally - no facilities other than those that are carried on the vehicle. Passengers sleep in swags (Aussie bedroll). The tour will stop along the way at roadhouses for clients to have a shower etc.
• Permanent camping: Generally - have permanently erected tents (multi-share), permanent cooking facilities and purpose-built fire pits, screened eating areas, share showers and toilets.
• Semi permanent camping: Generally - tents must be erected by guide and passengers, share showers and toilets, no cooking facilities except those carried on the vehicle.
• Basic camping: Generally - tents must be erected by guide and passengers, share showers/toilets or some/all nights no showers/toilets , no cooking facilities except those carried on the vehicle. (Specified in the itinerary section of your quote what's available - if not please ask us). As tour companies may tend to move campsites these facilities change.
• ‘Safari in Style’/Deluxe Campsite - Safari Accommodation (large permanent twin share tents) with proper beds, pillows, linen, towels, fans and lighting. Campsites have permanent cooking facilities, screened eating areas, share showers and toilets.
• Pax: Generally one person who is on a tour. Known also as a Passanger.
• Per Person: Generally the price of a single adult or child.
• Small Groups: We usually say this for number from 5-24 passengers.
• Medium Groups: We usually say this for numbers from 30-55 passengers in a tour.
• Large Groups: We usually say this for numbers from 55+ passengers in a tour.
• Guide: Person licensed (wherein necessary) and employed to take tourists on local or interstate sightseeing and adventure excursions. Not to be confused with the host. Usually also your driver on a tour. This person will accompany you on the itinerary walks and explain about the local flora, Fauna and cultural aspects of that area. The guide may not be a walking dictionary though he generally will have a sound knowledge of the area.
• Host: The person accompanying the guide or driver. This person is licensed (wherein necessary) and employed to generally be know as the tour groups manager and explain the sights. We find this term 'Host' seems to vary betweens companies.
• Driver: Is usually your guide. The drivers responsibility is for the driving of the tour clientele throughout the tour. He is generally responsible for the maintenance whilst on tour.
• Breakdowns: This is when a tour vehicle breask down during a tour. A driver must follow protocol and his operations managers guidelines. Often that may be to delay the trip and wait for a replacement bus or spare part or service mechanic. Even a new bus can develop difficulties. The more remote the trip usually longer the wait. As vehicles are service regularly this is not a common occurrence. The Australian Tourism industry prides itself on providing reliable vehicles.
• Sightseeing: Generally a term we use for a very soft adventurer or large coach group on tour. This we feel means guided tours of sights easily accessed. We acknowledge this term can be described in many ways. We don't strictly adhere to this definition.
• Admission fees: includes fees to National Parks, Museums, Cultural Centre's and attractions.
• Hostel accommodation: Ever noticed there is only one letter different between hotel and hostel. - 4 or 6 or 12 bed Dorm rooms or Twin/Double rooms with shared facilities. Shared facilities may be a common kitchen, toilets and showers (toilets/showers same sex generally).
• Budget accommodation: Generally - Each room is air conditioned and contains bunks or a double bed and bunks, two people in each.  There is also table and chairs in the room but no en suite or private facilities. Budget accommodation guests share a shower and toilet block near the rooms. Bed linen and pillows are supplied.
• Hotel accommodation: Generally - Hotel/Lodge accommodation is three star. Each room is large, airy, air conditioned and has private bathroom facilities.
• Waiting List: people on a list for an last minute opening occurs
• Cancellations: We a client contacts us and says they wish to not go on the tour anymore after they have booked. Tour operator - no cancellation policy is the same between Tour Operator. A rule of thumb may be - Up to 30 Days - agents deposit creditied for another booking. 48 Hours - 30 Days is 25% of Fare Plus Deposit. 24 Hours - 48 Hours - 50% of Fare Plus Deposit. Within 24 Hours or No-Show 100% of Fare Including Plus Deposit
• No-Show: If it is departure time and a tour passenger has not arrived, there is no alternative but to go on without the passenger - a no show.
• Credit Card Fee: Currently only one tour company has a credit card fee. Suppliers have a 2% Visa and Mastercard and 4/5% American Express merchant fee on all amounts taken by them using a visa or mastercard.
• Rack Rate: Published -regular rates of a tourism service.
• Gross rate: Rate prior to deducting any commission
• Net Rate: Is the rate wholesale rate before any markups. If payment is taken as a spilt system (see payments) then generally speaking in our tickets we will show this as the amount the supplier requires.
• Twin Share: All tours with camping or accommodation tend to be twin share or even dorm share. Our tours have this listed. Some tours offer optional extra upgrades so a person be accommodated alone.
• Single Supplementary Charge: When you have a single adult travelling and the tour is based on twin share. This person then requests if available a single tent or room to themselves paying the difference for upgrading.
• Optional Tour: This is where a passenger may choose a option not part of the tour itinerary such as a flight over the Kakadu escarpment or Quad 4WD-ing on a tour from Hobart.
• Addon: A supplementary charge. This is explain when offered in detail.
• GST: The Australian Goods and Services Tax. This is 10%
• YHA: Youth Hostel Association member
• VIP: A Membership of a backpackers Association
• Backpacker: It used to be some one with their travel and personal items in a canvas bag strapped onto their back in a napsack, travelling in a oneway direction on a limited budget exploring different nations and cultural as they travelled through that country. Nowadays it can include such people as a couple of professionals (with the backpack) on a limited time frame travelling just one country wanting to explore it's icons and highlights with a very generous budget staying in 4 star hotels.
• Packaged tour: Pre-arranged combination of such as hotel, air, sightseeing and social events packaged together and sold as an all-inclusive package.
• Specials: This is generally speaking a package or tour with a set time to pay and to travel by that has been discounted.
• Transfers: Usually this means the mode of transport from your hotel to the tour starting point or finishing or airport. Not generally used in our tours. Except may be used when you fly into Seven Spirit Bay or Bathurst Island tours.
• Force Majeure: From the French, literally a stronger force. In the context of a tour operator's responsibility clause, referring to something beyond one's control, as in an act of God. Reference 'GroupTravel' Author Martha Sarbey de Souto.

The Selfdrive Glossary We Use:
• 4WD Hire: Generally a large current model standard Toyota Land Cruiser Station Wagon or similar Nissan. An example of a operators 4WD clause would be as follows: Four Wheel Drive Vehicles can also be driven on recognized gazetted unsealed tracks but may only travel to the following remote areas with the express written permission of Apollo: Any Islands, Tasmania, Simpson Desert, Gunbarrel Highway, Cape York (North of Daintree River), Oodnadatta Track, Birdsville Track, Tanami Track, Gibb River Road, Kalumburu Road, Warburton Road, Strzelecki Track, Cape Leveque, Bungle Bungles and any other remote area. No Vehicle is permitted on the last 2 kilometers of the Lennard River Gorge Road, the Canning Stock-route, The Lost City in Litchfield Park and the Telegraph Road section of the road to Cape York.
• 4WD Camper: A 4WD campervan is a 4 Wheel Drive vehicle with a rear cabin for sleeping and sometimes a dining and meals preparation area. There is also a storage area for personal belongings, stoves and fridges.
• Camper: A 2WD campervan is a 2 Wheel Drive vehicle with a rear cabin for sleeping and sometimes a dining and meals preparation area. There is also a storage area for personal belongings, stoves and fridges.
• Campervan: A campervan is a self-propelled vehicle that provides both transport and sleeping accommodation. The term mainly describes vans that have been fitted out for use as accommodation. They are considered as an alternative to the purpose-built recreational vehicle or motorhome because they are smaller and handle like most vans. Reference- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Campervan
• Motorhome: Generally a luxurious long body vehicle with over a 2 Meter height factor and is a Two Wheel Drive Vehicle that can only be driven on sealed/bitumen roads or well maintained access roads less than 2 kilometers long to recognised campgrounds. Motorhomes accommodated from 1-6 people with generous room to move around and has a mains 240V air conditioners, toilet and shower. We have no motorhomes for 7 or more persons available from our fleets.
• RV: Recreational vehicle is a vehicle used for the personal pleasure of selfdrive travel- we tend to use this in the same reference as the motorhome.
• Hire + Rentals: Both words actually mean different things in the dictionary though in the selfdrive industry we generally recognise them as the same meaning. That is to engage in a rental contract in hiring a vehicle the hirer will drive themselves from agreed start and finish location with agreement in writing to the suppliers Terms and Conditions.
• Selfdrive: A vehicle 2WD or 4WD that the driver is the traveller.