“Do not travel with WayOutback Safaris. They are only focussed on making money. The quality of the food for two out of three of my guides was poor. the hygeine & cleanliness on the 4WD and some of the tents was also poor. try ng to maximum cram people onto tour buses to maximums profit was disgraceful. Many of the travellers on my tours became sick from being squashed together on a 4WD with failing air-conditioning in the middle of summer in the outback was disgraceful. I literally almost died from the experience. Additionally, more than one third of the destinations and experiences that I and other travellers paid for on the tour was not delivered. Due to seasonal variations. Despite me booking and paying for the trip in full after the wet season started, I did not learn util the day of each destination that what I was promised and paid for was not delivered. The dining culture of at least one male tour guide was disgraceful. When all the tour guides come together and drink and gossip loudly about people on their tours, in earshot of many other travellers is unprofessional. The financial kickbacks and recommendations to travellers from tour guides, to dine out at certain facility in Alice Springs at a low quality restaurant, with even lower quality overpriced food was so disappointing. Not the way fellow travellers want to experience a group send off. Also your tour guides need to be trained in proper first aid. The amount of injuries and illnesses that I personally witnessed fellow travellers on all Wayoutback 4WD's succumb to during the experience and the manner in which some oil these instances were handled was well below the par. Especially for the huge cost of the tour. One positive, the female tour guide we had on one leg of the tour, was professional, diligent, resourceful, a great cook, a good storyteller and able to professionally manage instances that arose.”
