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Port Augusta to Darwin in July
by Anina
Cadney Homestead
Hi! Response to Port Augusta to Darwin in Julyby: RitaHi Anina, You have big plans and lots of questions, lol. So here are my answers. Beginning with how long does it take... depends on how much you bike each day and how long you stop at some places. It is roughly 2700 km from Port Augusta to Darwin, the detour to Uluru is 240 km one-way. July is definitely the coldest month in the centre and in the south. Mean minimum temps for Alice Springs in July are 3,7°C, for Port Augusta 6,8°C and for Darwin 19,7°C. I reckon it doesn't matter if you from south to north, or the other way. This map features fuel stops, rest & camping areas & more info for the long drive. Roadhouses and fuel stops have usually campgrounds, cabins, some even motel rooms. I think the longest stretch without any facilities is from Glendambo to Coober Pedy in South Australia. Check the Stuart Highway page for more details from Port Augusta to Alice Springs. There are also rest areas between the roadhouses, often with water tanks. However, I am not sure how reliable it is to stock up with water there. I reckon you'll have to carry a lot of water with you. Here's Virgin Blue's info on how to carry your bike with you. It'll cost you 5 kg of your overall baggage allowance, no matter how heavy the bike is, and yes, it has to go in a box. Happy planning, and have a safe trip. Rita Need a map? Hema offers the most comprehensive range of Australian maps and road atlases. Are you looking for accommodation in Australia?
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