Bill Peach Journeys

Australian tour operator specializing in a travel style it calls 'Aircruising' – using private aircraft to access the country's most remote regions. Founded in 1983 by Bill Peach and Nancy Knudsen, the company was built to traverse the vast distances of the outback, combining spectacular aerial sightseeing with immersive ground excursions. This approach allows small groups to explore destinations like the Kimberley, Uluru, and Kakadu in a single, seamless journey. Every trip is all-inclusive, with the operator managing all details from premium accommodation and meals to local tours and transfers. While its foundation is in Australia, Bill Peach Journeys has since expanded its offerings to include New Zealand and a range of other international destinations. The company also designs shorter trips called "Sojourns," many of which are offered without a single supplement to better accommodate solo travelers.