Uluru/Ayers Rock What to see, how to visit & when to go

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Aileron, north of Alice Springs in Anmatjere Country, is more than just a rest stop.

The memorial consists of a pyramid-shaped concrete base with an Oppenhiemer telegraph pole acting as a central post surrounded by a steel fence.

Alice Lodge Backpackers offerings home-style comfort in the Red Centre and is close to the Alice Springs Town centre.

The heritage precinct contains many of the town's noted heritage buildings including the former Alice Springs Gaol, Stuart Park, and a number of buildings constructed between 1938-1944.

Game on sports fans!

Experience an innovative marriage of flavours of food and wines, all with delicious Mediterranean influences and hints of the Territory at the stylish Aqua Restaurant and Bar at DoubleTree by Hilton Esplanade Darwin.

The Attack Creek Memorial is situated on the Attack Creek Historical Reserve, located on the Stuart Highway 74 kilometres north of Tennant Creek.

The Badbong Wodjmeng sandstone river walk, a 6.5-kilometre marked circular walk, takes you through the rainforest, stone country, flood plains and escarpments of Kakadu National Park.

Enjoy spectacular views, experience a variety of habitats and see the Nanguluwurr art site.

The Beatrice Hill Well was sunk in the 1880s when Beatrice Hill was the site of an experimental coffee plantation.

The new Visitor and Event Centre is a magnificent tropical structure where visitors can learn about the Gardens natural and cultural history, the plant collections, and Aboriginal plant uses.

Six remaining gravesites situated on a flat area in open woodland covered by thick grass.

Brown’s Mart in Darwin is a unique building that dates to the 1880s and is highly regarded as a landmark in the city.

Budget Rent a Car is renowned for meticulously maintained vehicles and quality service.

Your exclusive fishing charter to one of Australia's best fishing destinations.

Heralded as one of the best fishing destinations in Australia, the remote Cobourg Peninsula is only an hour's flight from Darwin.

If you are looking for a place to get away – The Northern Territory’s Cobourg Peninsula is almost 2,000 square kilometres of mostly uninhabited coastline, so you'll definitely find a fishing or camping spot to yourself.

Built for the Town and Country Bank in 1884, it was possibly the first building built of stone by private enterprise.

Experience the wild and untouched Northern Territory coastline on Croker Island, one of the most secluded areas of fishing paradise that the NT has to offer.

The Daly Waters Aviation Complex has considerable significance for the Northern Territory's aviation heritage.

Discover Kakadu beyond the standard day trip with our immersive, in-depth experience.

Darwin Chinese Travel is an experienced tour company specialising in the Northern Territory's Top End, with extensive knowledge that also extends to Central Australia.

Discover the Northern Territory’s tropical capital that’s ready for adventure, year-round.

The site comprises the community cemetery at Belyuen and it is still in use.

Set next to Darwin Entertainment Centre and overlooking the Esplanade, the welcoming DoubleTree by Hilton Esplanade Darwin is only 15 minutes drive from Darwin International Airport.

Thousands of kilometres away from city lights, the clear night skies will leave you speechless.

Your magical night starts with sipping a complimentary beverage whilst you experience the evening ambience from our ancient sand dune as the sun sets over the majestic East MacDonnell Ranges.

This overnight program combines Earth Sanctuary's Astronomy tour with overnight camping and meals, extended astronomy experience and sustainability tour.

Welcome to Earth Sanctuary, where knowledge and passion collide!

East Arnhem Live is a free community music festival in Nhulunbuy, East Arnhem Land NT.

On a drive down the Stuart Highway between Darwin and Alice Springs, you'll find the humble township of Elliott at the halfway point.

Only 20km from Uluru, Ayers Rock Resort's Emu Walk Apartments offer the convenience of modern, serviced apartments with the practicalities of home.

The former Alice Springs Repeater Station and Post Office, built in 1931, are of cultural significance to the NT because they are associated with the period of growth arising from the implementation of the North Australia Act: Stuart was designated as the administrative capital of Central Australia in 1927; and the railway arrived in in 1929.

The two-classroom Primary School built by the Rum Jungle uranium mining company, Territory Enterprises Pty Ltd, is similar in design to the company's executive housing.

Frog Hollow is highly valued by the Darwin community for its social, industrial relations and educational associations.

Gardens Cemetery was opened in 1919 after the closure of Palmerston Cemetery on Goyder Road and was Darwin's main cemetery up until 1970.

Located in the heart of Palmerston less than 20 mins from the Darwin CBD, they are conveniently located on your way to Litchfield, Kakadu, Jabiru, Berry Springs and more.

Discover everything you need at Gateway Shopping Centre Darwin – food, entertainment, and fashion all in one place.

Goyder Park commemorates Goyder’s Camp, which is of historical significance as the first settlement within Port Darwin from which would grow the modern city of Darwin.

The Grove Hill Hotel is an example of ingenuity through the use of recycled materials for the construction of a residence and commercial building.

As part of the Alice Springs Youth Centre, the main hall (Higgins Theatre) is important for its historical and social associations with Mrs Agnes East MBE and Mrs Joan Higgins OAM, both of whom made a significant contribution to youth affairs and recreation in the Territory.

Positioned on the famous Darwin Esplanade with harbour views, Hilton Garden Inn Darwin is ideally located for guests to discover the best of vibrant Darwin and beyond.

Exquisite, authentic, Italian cuisine, made with love!

Ilkari takes its name from the local Pitjantjatjara word for sky.

Incredible India showcases the finest Indian cuisine in an exquisite look.

Whether they are raging with water or reduced to a mere trickle, the majestic Jim Jim Falls are a sight to behold at the end of a challenging four-wheel drive track in the southern escarpment country of Kakadu National Park.

Take a refreshing dip in Katherine Hot Springs.

The site consists of two long telegraph posts anchored to a high stone base stabilised by wire struts.

Katherine Visitor Information Centre provides individualised itineraries for visitors.

Knotts Crossing Resort is a 20 minute walk from the Katherine town center (approximately 320 kilometres from Darwin and Kakadu National Park) and is set among acres of stunning tropical gardens along the Katherine River.

From the Kuniya carpark, visitors can walk the short track to Muṯitjulu waterhole, home of a wanampi, an ancestral watersnake.

Liberty Square is a landscaped park located between Parliament House and the Supreme Court.

Lyons Cottage is the only remaining example of colonial bungalow style architecture in Darwin.

A sibling venue of Kopi Stop, Makan stop aims to bring you more Singaporean eats to Darwin.

Mandorah is on the western side of Darwin Harbour on the Cox Peninsula, a pleasant 15-minute Sealink ferry ride from Cullen Bay.

Follow the Manngarre (Marn-narr-ay) walk through monsoon rainforest and along the East Alligator River in the World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park.

Manta Bus provides fast, responsive, cost-effective 4WD bus charter services to remote Indigenous communities in Central Australian and the whole of the Northern Territory.

The memorial consists of a granite boulder set on a square plinth formed of flagstones with a white painted flagpole alongside the boulder.

The memorial honours railway workers who worked under strict military conditions, carrying out work while under threat of enemy fire during the Second World War.

Unwind and feel the ambience of the Nightcliff Markets.

The memorial comprises a 23 tonne granite boulder standing on a concrete plinth.

This remnant of the North Australia Railway (NAR) is an important reminder of the earlier rail system and is an invaluable site for interpretation and display.

The best full day in Kakadu.

Embark on an exclusive journey through Kakadu with a private tour, exploring iconic sites like Fogg Dam, Ubirr, Cahills Crossing, Nourlangie, and more.

Mattia will pick you up at 5.15am from your accommodation for the Katherine Gorge - Mataranka - Edith Falls tour.

Embark on a three day odyssey through the iconic Red Centre, commencing in Alice Springs.

2-Day Kangaroo Island Tour – Nature & Luxury Escape 🦘🌿

NT Top Adventures provides a five-star customer service experience in Italian, French, Spanish and English in the Northern Territory and Kangaroo Island

Old Bonrook Station is an example of an early timber framed corrugated galvanised iron building which was common in the Northern Territory from 1897-1937.

Initially constructed sometime between mid-1940 and mid-1945, the Stone Hut on Lot 6441 Town of Alice Springs is important because it is an example of a building design and technique no longer practiced in the NT.

The Glen Helen Homestead is emblematic of the complex problems of 19th century pastoralism in Central Australia including initial contact with Aboriginal people.

The baker's shop and bakery at Pine Creek are of historical and architectural significance as an example of a Top End galvanised iron store typical of the Pine Creek district.

Make a stop in the small town of Pine Creek to see the ponds and landscaping of the Pine Creek Water Gardens.

For the Anangu, the moon or, Pira, is a guide through the seasons.

Bring the family and soak up the atmosphere while enjoying a delicious meal from the Red Dragon restaurant located in Port Arcade, Stokes Hill Wharf.

The Reserve Bank was constructed in 1966-67 and is a particularly fine example of the twentieth century stripped classical architectural style.

The building was originally constructed by the North Australian Railway to provide staff accommodation.

Visitors travel to Gunbalanya from all over the world to visit Injalak Hill and experience its outstanding ancient rock art galleries.

Visitors travel to Gunbalanya from all over the world to visit Injalak Hill and experience its outstanding ancient rock art galleries.

This house is a tangible reminder of the Australian Government’s commitment to develop uranium exploration, recovery and ore processing for the supply of uranium oxide to the USA and UK for atomic weapons development programs during the 1950s and 1960s.

Saltbush Restaurant is the signature restaurant at DoubleTree by Hilton Alice Springs hotel.

Sandfly is historically significant to the Northern Territory as the first and longest serving locomotive to operate on the North Australia Railway (NAR).

The site is the former Southport town site cemetery.

The Tanami Desert, one of the most isolated and arid areas on earth, wasn’t truly explored until well into the twentieth century.

Enjoy fresh coffee and bagels or baked goods by the picturesque Darwin Harbour at the historic Doctors Gully Precinct.

The Storyteller Chef creates unforgettable food experiences that bring people together through food, fire and story.

Prior to the Stuart Highway upgrade during World War II, visitors usually arrived in Darwin by ship.

The walk to the base of the gorge is currently closed for a major infrastructure upgrade.

The Tank was originally constructed as a water storage facility for the Vestey Meatworks.

The 1869 survey markers are located within the original Virginia Town site which covers an area of 92 hectares.

Saltwater Lure and Darwin Fly Fishing Charters – Bynoe Harbour Dundee Beach Fishing Charters during the dry season target Saltwater Barra in the shallow waters of Bynoe Harbour & Dundee Beach, these fish can be targeted with both lure and fly.

Vision Sport fishing is a Darwin Barra fishing charter operation specialising in Barra Fishing Charters, sight fishing for Barramundi and other tropical inshore/freshwater sport fish.

The remote community of Lilla is located in the Watarrka National Park, about 15 kilometres before Kings Canyon.

An Indigenous business comprising of the traditional owners of Lilla that seeks to teach visitors about the culture and history of Lilla.

The B-24J Liberator Bomber was developed and produced in response to a much needed requirement for the war effort in Europe and the Pacific.

During World War II vulnerability of standard fuel storage tanks to aerial bombing stimulated the innovative approach of underground fuel storage in concrete and steel lined tunnels.

This site is comprised of the remnants of the No1 RAAF Medical Receiving Station.

The Strauss cricket pitch was an important part of the activities of service personnel in the area during the war years and in recent years is used for annual matches between military and local teams on Anzac Day.

The township of Yulara supports Ayers Rock Resort where visitors to Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park are accommodated.

Mighty Campers is part of Australasia's biggest campervan company.

This unique safari-style eco-camp is located within the Garig Gunak Barlu National Park (Cobourg Peninsula) in northern Arnhem Land.

Fannie Bay Gaol operated as Her Majesty’s Gaol and Labour Prison from 1883 until 1979.

The still operational flying fox over Daly Waters Creek was an important component of the operation of the Daly Waters Aerodrome during the wet seasons of the late 1930s and early 1940s.

Located 640 kilometres south of Darwin and approximately 35 kilometres south of Dunmurra, is Frew Ponds Overland Telegraph Line Memorial Reserve.

The Ghan's Bore site includes two circular iron tanks, some of the troughing, the capped borehead, engine mounts and artefact scatters.

Hughes Avenue, incorporating the lime kiln walk, is historically significant as one of the first roadways established in Darwin.

The John Flynn Memorial Church is a part of The Flynn Trail, a self-guided heritage tour in Alice Springs and surrounds.

The Mason Gallery brings to Darwin the distinctive designs and bright bold colours of art created by Aboriginal artists of the Arnhemland, Central Desert and the Western Desert regions.

This tree is significant due to its historic, social and aesthetic values.

Subterranean concrete vault constructed to house seismic equipment, which has since been removed.

Construction of the Smith Point Beacon began in 1843 when the ship's company of the Camelion constructed the base of the Beacon.

Spencer Hill has important cultural and spiritual associations for the Arrernte people and is known to them as Tyuretye.

Named after the Star Theatre, the Star Village is significant to the social history of Darwin.

Stokes Hill was named after the commander of HMS Beagle John Lort Stokes, who visited and named Darwin after his friend Charles Darwin in 1839.

The Sue Wah Chin Building, also known as Stone Houses, was built in 1888 by Kwong Sue Duk (also known as Sun Mow Loong) and featured hipped roofs.

The Warloch Ponds Railway Bridge, built 1928-29, is approximately 15km south of Mataranka and is historically significant to the Territory for its association with the North Australian Railway (NAR) which brought rail transport to the Northern Territory.

Winnecke Goldfields are named after surveyor Charles Winnecke who established a depot in the locality whilst first mapping the area in 1878.

Discover one of Darwin's lesser-known historic locations at Doctors Gully — a wartime staging ground that supported key Royal Australian Air Force operations in the Top End.

The site consists of sealed runway approximately 1.9km long with two main taxi ways at the northern end of approximately 600m across.

The former RAAF Operations Room resulted from a direction of the Air Board for co-ordinated control of aerial defences, including Radio Direction Finding and anti-aircraft defences in the North Western Area of Operations in the north of Australia during World War II.

Contour Hotel Katherine.

Manbulloo Homestead is a working cattle property situated on the banks of the Katherine River, the turn off (Murnburlu Road) is ten kilometres along the Victoria Highway west of Katherine.

Mulgara Gallery opens a rare window into the unique world of Australian and Indigenous arts and crafts.

The Red Ochre Spa is located within Sails in the Desert Hotel at Ayers Rock Resort.

Gloriously scented with natural essential oils, Damadi's artisan soaps and skincare are delicately crafted in Darwin, tropical north Australia.

An oasis in the outback, the Desert Palms is a three and a half star outback property offering individual studio villa accommodation, set around a crystal clear free-form pool with island, waterfall and surrounded by tropical gardens.

Stay in the heart of the legendary Australian outback surrounded by desert country of stark beauty and breathtaking scenery.

SIXT rent a car is 100% owned by the NRMA, so our customers can take comfort in knowing they are dealing with one of Australia’s most trusted and reliable brands.

Located within Club Tropical Resort Darwin, offering great food in a relaxed environment.

Looking for an exclusive Kakadu cultural experience?

Discover Kakadu with Ayal Aboriginal Tours.

Budget Rent a Car is renowned for meticulously maintained vehicles and quality service.

Darwin River Dam & Litchfield National Park bird’s-eye view!

Darwin River Dam, Litchfield National Park & Finniss River Wetlands Experience

Darwin River Dam, Litchfield National Park, Finniss River Wetlands & a local Pub!

Up to 2 hours scenic flying

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Up to 80 mins scenic flying

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Dundee Dash

Litchfield National Park scenic flight and private swimming hole tour!

Heli Tours Darwin specialises in scenic flights, heli-fishing tours, heli pub crawls, and custom tours to ensure an unforgettable adventure!

Ryan Well Historical Reserve protects and preserves an important aspect of the nineteenth century push into the Northern Territory.

Yeperenye / Emily and Jessie Gaps Nature Park are the first noticeable features of the East MacDonnell Ranges as you drive 10 kilometres out of Alice Springs.

Visit Tennant Creek Telegraph Station, once a remote refuge and supply point for travellers and an important part of the colonial telegraph system.

Located on the stunning Darwin Esplanade within the historic grounds of Admiralty House, the Darwin Services Club offers the perfect blend of tropical charm, local flavour, and relaxed hospitality.

What is the Gulf Savannah?

Cockatours is a wildly passionate, locally-owned tour company with a drive to give life-changing tours to their clients!

Established in 2006, Nurture Beauty Boutique has been at the forefront in looking after the ladies and gents of Darwin and a lot of tourists.

Providing route service access to communities across the Northern Territory as well as charter services for very remote travel and adventure.

Readback has been in business in Darwin since 1995.

A rare opportunity for women to participate in a women’s weaving workshop in Kakadu National Park with Aboriginal weavers from the Kakadu West Arnhem region.

Discover the best nature-based, food and wine, and Aboriginal cross-cultural travel experiences across Australia with Diverse Travel Australia.

Looking for a car to hire near Alice Springs Airport?

Fat Tuna, a vibrant salad bar in Darwin's CBD, offers a delicious and healthy escape.

The Observation Post, Sandy Creek at the Casuarina Coastal Reserve was built between 1939-1941 during the build-up of defence installations in Darwin.

The three concrete observation posts built into the top of Dripstone Cliffs in Casuarina Coastal Reserve Darwin, were part of a number of observation posts constructed around Darwin from 1939.

If you're looking for a day trip from Darwin to see crocodiles in the wild – the Adelaide River is the spot for you.

A free shuttle bus operates around Ayers Rock Resort daily.

Whether its business, pleasure or time to unwind, A Good Rest B and B offers a spacious retreat balancing executive finishing's with tropical surrounds.

Embarking on its 29th year of touring, Faulty Towers The Dining Experience continues its universally acclaimed adaptation of the iconic TV series Fawlty Towers.

The 12th annual Red CentreNATS, presented by LMCT+, bringing thousands together in Alice Springs for four days of cars, bikes and culture.

Experience culture.

Elevated Boutique offers an excellent choice of gorgeous, cool, fashion, beautiful accessories, eclectic jewellery and quality gifts.

Quest Serviced Apartments Palmerston is situated in the Palmerston Central Business District.

Take a day trip through The Northern Territory's Red Centre.

Start your tour in Alice Springs or Yulara and end your tour in Alice Springs at 5pm.

Discovery Tours NT can tailor make the timings to meet your requirements, for transfers and pickups along the Larapinta Trail.

Jo is the owner and founder of Discovery Tours NT.

Directed by Shari Sebbens

An ambitious ensemble featuring the Top End's most dynamic musicians

Travellers Autobarn has helped thousands of backpackers and budget travellers explore Australia on their own itinerary and schedule.

Darwin Street Art Festival is based in the tropical city of Darwin, on Larrakia land in the North of Australia.

Gove Peninsula Motel offers 19 self contained motel rooms in landscaped gardens with a pool and provides management on-site to assist during your stay.

Litchfield National Park is famous for its incredible waterfalls, rugged sandstone escarpments, spring-fed streams, monsoon rainforests and magnetic termite mounds, and is even more spectacular viewed from the air with this unbelievable flying expedition.

The Mary River Wetlands is a wildlife paradise, with paperbark forests and floodplains teaming with fish and saltwater crocodiles, as well as the occasional buffalo and birds as far as the eye can see.

This is the ultimate Top End pub experience where you’ll travel in style to four to five fun and unique Top End pubs and hotels.

Helifishing Day Trips provide all of your fishing gear for the day and fly you out to the secret spots where there’s bigger fish in bigger quantities so there’s more chances of you hooking onto a winner!

During this three night, two day extended trip you will be based on a remote cattle station on the Roper River, with abundant floodplains and fishing spots.

Experience a Darwin waterfall and wetlands tour like no other!

This scenic helicopter flight takes you on a Kakadu Waterfall Tour from the air, giving you a unique view like no other!

Depart from Darwin and fly in a helicopter to Berry Springs Tavern and turn heads with an impressive landing before treating yourself to lunch and drinks (not included in the flight cost).

Remote Adventures NT offers some of the best Adventure, scenic flights and custom tours across the Top End.

The Alice Springs Golf Club is one of the finest desert golf courses in the world.

The Walkabout Lodge is centrally located in Nhulunbuy/Gove, with 41 ensuite rooms, 12 budget style rooms and 12 powered camping sites with spectacular sea views, on two and a half hectares of tropical land and gardens.

The small Central Mount Stuart Historical Reserve, approximately 212km north of Alice Springs on the Stuart Highway, commemorates the discovery of the centre of Australia by explorer John McDouall Stuart in 1860.

For the first time ever, this private collection is all in one place and set to be on display for many years to come!

Ayers Rock Campground is a special home base for truly experiencing the beauty of Uluru.

Located near the Alice Springs Supreme Court, our café offers fresh, quick, and convenient grab-and-go meals and coffee for busy customers.

The Top End T20 Series is the second best Australian T20 competition behind the Big Bash League!

The Drover’s Rest Boab Precinct is significant to the Territory’s cultural heritage.

The old railway station is considered under the Railway Precinct data sheet.

The portable classrooms located at Timber Creek are known as 'Silver Bullets' because of their rounded shape and unpainted aluminium cladding.

The Victoria Hotel (‘the Vic’) has been a Darwin institution since its opening in July 1890 and would be, according to the NT Times and Gazette, the ‘best and most commodious hotel north of Townsville’.

Anna’s Reservoir was critical to the success of explorer John McDouall Stuart, who discovered, described and named it in April 1860.

Keringke Arts is a working art studio environment, providing a direct sale outlet for original artworks, close to Alice Springs.

The site is associated with the very early establishment and development of the pastoral industry in Central Australia, being one of the first stations to be stocked.

Take a walk under Darwin City imagine the sweat and toil that was to be a massive WW2 undertaking.

The World War II Oil Storage Tunnels were built during the Second World War by the Civil Construction Corps.

One of Darwin's coolest nightspots and a relaxed day spot.

Home of the Best TAB Licensed venue in Australia.

Start in Marree, SA and drive the iconic Birdsville Track, to Birdsville QLD.

The tour meets at the Marree Oasis Caravan Park in Marree South Australia for a complimentary dinner and sets out the next morning for Lake Eyre South towards William Creek stopping at various points of interest before camping at William Creek.

The Finke Desert Race is the biggest and fastest desert race in the southern hemisphere.

If you've been there, done that in the dirt bike world, then this is the ultimate challenge for you!

Ride with us on a 6 day tour from Alice Springs, visiting Chambers Pillar, Uluru, Kings Canyon and Finke Gorge.

Experience the ultimate Australian motorcycle adventure with the Rock to Croc Tour!

Outback Motorcycle Adventures is Central Australia’s premier off-road motorcycle tour operator, offering unforgettable experiences in the heart of Australia’s Red Centre.

The Hermannsburg Historic Precinct is now closed for the 2023 season.

Enjoy classic Italian staples, such as pizzas, pastas and salads, in a laid-back, relaxed atmosphere.

Before you start exploring Kakadu National Park, get familiar by exploring the Bowali Visitor Centre.

Bar Kokomo opened October 2023, with a mission to bring you a good time.

Hanky Panky Lounge opened in January 2022 with a passion to bring a refined journey of classic cocktails, exceptional whisky and a little bit of hanky panky to the Darwin bar scene.

Experience the ultimate fishing adventure with Territory Barra Sportfishing, with private or shared full day charters available.

Are you searching for the fishing trip of a lifetime for you or your group?

Experience the thrill of barramundi fishing in the scenic waterways of Australia's Top End with Territory Barra Sportfishing.

Cazalys Palmerston Club is located in the heart of the Palmerston.

The world's no.1 and the only ABBA-endorsed tribute show are bringing the ABBA Forever Tour to Darwin.

Fresh off his biggest-selling tour ever across Australia, New Zealand and London, Nazeem Hussain returns with a brand-new show, I'd Like to Tell You About Some Jokes.

Communities are made up of vulnerable, unique and beautifully flawed people.

Direct from Off-Broadway and London's West End, the internationally acclaimed A Taste of Ireland Company returns with its flagship production, A Taste of Ireland - The Irish Music & Dance Sensation, touring Australia in 2026.

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In a quiet park in the middle of a busy little town, much like Darwin, a single bench carries the secrets of the people who visit.

Liya Wanhurr campsites, located near Dhalinybuy in East Arnhem Land, are operated by the Yolŋu‑owned Liya Wanhurr Aboriginal Corporation.

Lola's Pergola is a funky watering hole, situated overlooking the water in lovely Cullen Bay.

SIXT Australia is shaking up the Australian car and truck rental industry.

The retreat is secluded with absolute Daly River frontage and direct access to the Daly River (Mount Nancar) conservation zone.

The Nhulunbuy Information Centre is located inside the Nhulunbuy Corporation office, opposite the Nhulunbuy Aquatic Centre.

When tides suit, River & Reef Fishing Charters prefer to spend time chasing saltwater Barra, Barramundi fishing saltwater tidal creeks and mangrove lined estuaries, sight casting to Barra hunting the flats or the thrill of casting to a big Barra located on live target sonar is what they love and love to show their clients what it is all about.

The Run Off is one of the best times of the year to get into some serious Barramundi Fishing.

Based in Darwin, Northern Territory offering guided fishing tours from a day to a week.

Sweethearts is a vibrant entertainment venue located in the heart of Darwin, offering a unique blend of live music, delicious dining, and a lively atmosphere.

Situated at the foot of the beautiful George Gill Range, just 36 kilometres from Kings Canyon, Kings Creek Station is a truly unique 2,000 square kilometre slice of the real Australian desert.

Upstairs in the Attitude for men store - a one-stop destination for wardrobe basics, essentials & highlights.

Attitude for Men has been recognised as Darwin's premier menswear store since opening in 1993 - now in their 33rd year of successful operation!

Palmerston is a dynamic city offering all modern facilities and is a great base from which to explore the Darwin region.

Chariots of Thunder is the Northern Territory's premier sprintcar racing event, delivering raw speed, elite drivers and high-octane entertainment under Darwin's tropical night sky.

Offering a huge range of vehicles, Budget Car and Truck Rental is the number one choice.

Budget Rent a Car is renowned for meticulously maintained vehicles and quality service.

Davidson's Arnhemland Safaris is located on an exclusive lease of 700 kilometre square of pristine wilderness in north-west Arnhem land.

Come and share the wonders of Mt Borradaile, the lily-covered billabongs and waterways teeming with birds, crocodiles and barramundi.

Davidson's Arnhemland Safaris is a remote and exclusively leased Safari Lodge at Mt Borradaile, a registered sacred site.

Erldunda Desert Oaks Resort is situated just 200km south of Alice Springs and 268km East of Uluru and Kata Tjuta, Erldunda Desert Oaks Resort is the perfect base for a Red Centre adventure.

Allstar 4WD campers come with everything you need for Australian outback travel.

**Thrifty Car Rental Ayers Rock Airport** and **Ayers Rock Downtown** provide seamless access to one of Australia’s most iconic destinations.

Conveniently located alongside Casuarina Square Shopping Centre, the Casuarina All Sports Club is a multi-award-winning venue and one of the Northern Territory's premier clubs, offering members and guests a relaxed, enjoyable and memorable experience.

Join them at the Noonamah Tavern for a truly Territorian take on Melbourne Cup Day with the much-loved Noonamah Frog Races!

Gracie-May is a beautiful ex commercial vessel turned comfortable unique air-conditioned accommodation with views of the ocean and private beach access.

Immerse yourself in this ancient land by taking the time to experience the natural wonders of the red centre, away from the crowds.

World Heritage Kakadu National Park offers hikers stunning vistas, unique landforms, abundant wildlife, birdlife in particular, and outstanding Aboriginal rock art.

Trek the amazing Larapinta Trail through the high ridgelines of the West MacDonnell Ranges, the Ormiston and Serpentine Gorges and hike Mount Sonder at sunrise.

Trek the Larapinta Trail & East MacDonnell Ranges.

Trek the Larapinta Trail over escarpments and ridge lines of the West MacDonnell Ranges.

World Heritage Kakadu National Park offers hikers stunning vistas, unique landforms, abundant wildlife and outstanding Aboriginal rock art.

Auswalk Walking Holidays offers a dynamic range of guided group and self guided inn-to-inn walking holidays, in addition to guided 'on-demand' options.

Absolute beachfront, pet-friendly, airconditioned Dundee Beach accommodation with a six metre pool overlooking the beach.

Want a 4WD adventure, drive yourself, but have the comfort of knowing you've got an expert guide?

Carney's Safaris offers bespoke tours across the outback of Australia, with expertise in outback 4WD in the Northern Territory, outback Western Australia and the Kimberley, and outback South Australia.

Wicked Campers makes road-tripping easy and affordable, with campervans and 4WDs available in over 15 locations across Australia and New Zealand.

Take a walk through the George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens to see a magnificent display of plants from northern Australia and tropical areas around the world.

Wicked Campers makes road-tripping easy and affordable, with campervans and 4WDs available in over 15 locations across Australia and New Zealand.

One of Kakadu’s lesser-known attractions, Maguk is a pristine natural waterfall and plunge pool at the base of steep gorge walls.

Discover Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa's geology, natural environment and cultural heritage with the people that work here.

This is the main sunrise viewing area for Uluṟu.

This is one of the best the places to watch the colours change at Uluṟu during the dramatic sunset.

This is the main sunrise viewing area for Uluṟu.

Ubirr is one of Kakadu National Park's two most famous Aboriginal rock art galleries.

Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) is the longest running airline in East Arnhem, having served the community for over 50 years.

Cullen Bay Marina is a small, protected and picturesque Marina close to the heart of Darwin.

Cullen Bay is one of the most beautiful places in Darwin with its Foreshore lawns and beach.

Soak up the serenity of Anbangbang Billabong on this short circular walk with Burrungkuy (Nourlangie) forming a spectacular backdrop.

This is one of Kakadu’s most interesting short walks.

A very challenging walk, perfect for experienced bush walkers to enjoy some stunning views above the Jim Jim Falls escarpment.

Channel Island was declared a Quarantine Station by the Chief Secretary in August 1884 when all vessels had to be cleared before anchoring at Port Darwin.

If you are not up to the long walks, Boulder Creek is a nice wet season walk where you may find banded fruit doves and spangled drongos.

This easy walk starts opposite the Mercure Kakadu Crocodile Hotel in Jabiru and takes you all the way to the Bowali Visitor Centre.

A popular spot with nature-lovers and bird-watchers, at Bubba Wetlands you’ll see plants and animals typical of Kakadu.

A beautiful spot to sit quietly, look out over a sea of woodlands and escarpment cliffs, and enjoy Kakadu’s endless skies.

A lovely little spot for a picnic lunch, this short, pretty walk is suitable for all the family.

Start your trip at the Cultural Centre and our staff will tell you about all that Uluṟu has to offer.

The Gimbat picnic area is a quiet shady picnic area situated near Guratba (Coronation Hill) and the South Alligator River.

A picnic area accessible all year.

Located in the southern part of Kakadu along the Gunlom Road, Jarrangbarnmi (Koolpin) gorge is known by some as 'The Jewel' in the crown of Kakadu National Park.

Walk through monsoon forest and climb over boulders to a deep natural pool surrounded by dramatic 200 m cliffs.

This is an Aṉangu men's site and is sacred under Tjukurpa (law).

Kubara Pools Walk is an idyllic walk through savanna woodlands, sandstone country and monsoonal rainforest.

A lovely stroll through open woodland habitat, best done in the early morning or late afternoon to enjoy Kakadu’s birdlife.

This track runs right next to Uluṟu and offers close encounters with the rock's textures and stunning geological features.

A short, shady loop around picture-perfect Mardukal Billabong.

This seasonal campsite offers all the facilities you need to set up a comfortable base and explore Kakadu.

A moderately difficult walk to a platform lookout on top of Mount Cahill.

Follow the old vehicle track past Yurmikmik lookout to Kurrundie Creek, then follow the creek upstream to Kurrundie Falls.

Part of the Yurmikmik walks, the long trek to Motor Car Falls is worth the effort.

This walk follows an historic vehicle track.

Nanguluwurr art site walk is a peaceful walk through woodlands, leading to a cool, quiet Aboriginal rock art site.

Nawurlandja Lookout offers world-class views across Anbangbang Billabong to Burrungkuy (Nourlangie) and the Arnhem Land escarpment.

A long and steep walk to the plateau of Twin Falls for a different take on this magnificent waterfall.

This walk goes through open woodland up a stony ridge to the lookout where you can enjoy views over Jawoyn Country.

This family-friendly walk in Kakadu's South Alligator region offers a journey through three monsoon forest, open woodlands, and the tranquil Ankurdabbal Billabong.

The Liru Walk, named after the venomous brown snake, meanders through a tranquil mulga forest that bursts into colour after rain.

Mamukala Wetlands is one of Kakadu's birdwatching spots, offering a short, easy walk to an observation platform nestled among paperbarks.

Take this short walk at Talinguṟu Nyakunytjaku to increase your understanding and appreciation of Aṉangu Culture and survival skills.

Take this short walk at Talinguṟu Nyakunytjaku to increase your understanding and appreciation of Aṉangu Culture and survival skills.

The West MacDonnell Ranges half-day tour is an excellent opportunity to explore the panoramic landscapes of the West MacDonnell Ranges.

Alice Town and Country Half Day Sunset tour is an excellent opportunity to explore the overview of Alice Springs and explore the overview of panoramic landscapes of the East MacDonnell Ranges countryside.

The East MacDonnell Ranges Half Day tour is an excellent opportunity to explore the panoramic landscapes of the East MacDonnell Ranges.

MacDonnell Ranges And Alice Town Highlights Full-Day Tour is an excellent opportunity to explore the panoramic landscapes of the West MacDonnell Ranges, popular gaps in East Macdonnell Ranges, and have experience with historical and colourful places in Alice Springs, Central Australia.

Alice Holiday Tours specialises in Alice Springs tours based in Central Australia.

Alice Silver Passenger services is Alice Springs' premier shuttle and tour operator.

Australian Women in Fishing – A Tour Experience Like No Other!

Australian Women in Fishing, a tour experience like no other.

Bargain Car Rentals is a locally owned and operated car hire business offering new cars at bargain prices.

Bargain Car Rentals is a locally owned and operated car hire business.

The Barkly Homestead is a remote roadhouse situated on the Barkly Highway, halfway between Tennant Creek in the Northern Territory and Camooweal in Queensland.

Batchelor has a unique history which the Museum keeps alive, showcasing aspects of aboriginal culture and the Federal Government’s agricultural plans of 1911.

It took 10 years of "Beer Research" but after thousands of beers and hundreds of brews, Beaver Brewery was born.

A paradise for fishing fanatics, families and home of the best little outback pub.

Situated on the edge of the remote Kimberley in the northwest corner of Australia’s Northern Territory, Bullo River is a working cattle station that strives to balance best practice pastoral work with a commitment to environmental and indigenous conservation.

The Cavenagh Lodge is superbly located high on a hill overlooking the township of Alice Springs, in Central Australia and is only a five minute drive from the town centre.

Discover Outback Australia with Chartair

Darwin sunrise and early morning smoothie ride on the party bike.

Start your day the cheeky way with Darwin's only pedal-powered brunch party.

Enjoy a morning coffee and cake cruise on the party bike.

Swap the desk for Darwin's Cheekiest lunch break!

Cruise Darwin in the arvo with a cold Territory beer and a hot locally made pie.

There's no better way to finish the day in Darwin than with the Cheekies 5pm Sunset Session.

When the sun goes down, the city comes alive — and there's no better way to experience Darwin after dark than on the Cheekies City Lights and Nightlife Tour.

When the sun's long gone but the good times keep rolling, it's time to jump on the Cheekies Party Bike Night Rider tour.

Cheekies Party Bike is proudly run and owned by sisters Kerri and Trudi in the city of Darwin.

Locally owned non for-profit community sporting club established in 1974 faithfully serving the Alice Springs community for over 40 years.

Coolamon Cafe at Alice Springs Desert Park is open daily.

3 hour Dalabon Aboriginal Cultural Experience

This Barunga Festival package is the trip of a lifetime!

Dalabon Aboriginal Cultural Experiences provides the opportunity to listen to sit down and learn first hand about Aboriginal culture.

Step back in time and explore Northern Territory heritage.

The Darwin Convention Centre is a world-class business events venue and the centrepiece of the Darwin Waterfront Precinct.

Darwin's unique outdoor screen culture comes to life with the Darwin International Film Festival, which will be held from 10 - 20 September 2026.

Catch a wave at Darwin's coolest Waterfront attraction, the Wave Lagoon.

DCH on Mitchell, the newest budget hotel in Darwin managed and operated by Darwin City Hotel.

Dhipirri Barra and Sportfishing Lodge Arnhemland provide a personalised safari from 3 to 7 days that cater for the fishing enthusiast with all levels of experience.

Dhipirri Barra and Sportfishing Lodge is a guided fishing tour operator located in East Arnhem Land.

DoubleTree by Hilton Alice Springs has unveiled a stunning transformation of its rooms and suites, welcoming guests to contemporary, comfortable accommodations.

The Douglas Daly region is famous for its fishing, and also boasts hot springs, natural springs, gorges, bushwalking and abundance of birdlife, the Arches Waterhole and more.

Top End Charter is a personalised service taking you and your loved ones and a bunch of mates on a private luxury tour of wherever you would like to go in the top end.

Down Under Safaris offers a variety of experiences to create your ideal Darwin day tour.

Down Under Safaris - Unforgettable adventures in Australia's Top End.

The premier gallery for visitors to the Red Centre to view a wide variety of modern and contemporary Australian Aboriginal art.

Rooftop Lounge Bar overlooking Darwin City and Harbour from the 16th Floor of Ramada Suites Zen Quarter.

Ready to dive into the heart of the Northern Territory's outback?

Darwin's first Masterchef Restaurant and Minoli De Silva's debut restaurant takes diners on a culinary journey through Sri Lanka placing her modern spin on epic traditional flavours.

East Point Reserve is Darwin's largest park area.

Epilogue Lounge is a trendy café, tapas bar and restaurant in the popular Todd Mall with delicious food, cocktails, great atmosphere and friendly service.

Cassini Adventures delivers some of Darwin's most memorable on-water experiences — from laid-back sunset cruises and high-energy party charters to hands-on fishing, crabbing and overnight escapes.

At Cruise Transit Darwin, they're proud to be a family owned and locally operated transport provider, delivering reliable, comfortable, and customer-focused passenger services across the Top End.

The Katherine River winds through forests of paperbark and pandanus, over gentle rapids and past the rocky banks of a tropical wilderness.

Enjoy a six day safari through an undisturbed wilderness as you canoe up to 110 kilometres on the Katherine River to the upper reaches of the Daly River, both located south of Darwin, in the Katherine region.

Gecko Canoeing and Trekking offer fully guided canoe and kayak tours of the Katherine River and multi-day hiking adventures throughout the Top End, including the Jatbula Trail in Nitmiluk National Park (Katherine Gorge) and the Twin Falls Trail in Kakadu National Park.

The Frontier Hotel Darwin is located near the business precinct of Darwin and overlooks the city, ocean and tropical gardens.

Darwin's Fish and Chippery is a truly Territorian experience for lovers of fish and seafood, on the waterfront at Tipperary Waters Marina.

Welcome to Gardens Park Golf Links.

The Godinymayin Yijard Rivers Arts and Culture Centre (GYRACC) is a not-for-profit cultural precinct that presents an annual program of visual arts, performing arts and events.

This all-inclusive, four-day gravel stage race is set in the majestic landscapes of the East MacDonnell Ranges, Northern Territory and will be a lifetime experience for any rider.

Led by a geologist and catering for the needs of the discerning traveller with limited time available.

This geotour delivers a unifying interpretation of geology and the landscape of Australia'’s Red Centre, highlighting a comprehensive overview of the region’s natural and cultural heritage.

The Bough House offers a traditional Australian buffet breakfast.

Club Eastside is a sporting community and a great family venue.

Visit the Hermannsburg Potters to see their renowned hand-built terracotta pots that are decorated with vibrant sculpted animals, landscapes, and bush tucker.

Hideaway Litchfield consists of three secluded cabins in the bush surrounded by the beautiful Litchfield National Park, approximately one and a half hours from Darwin by road.

Over 40 years of stories, horses, bulls, bankers and bikers enjoying the Humpty Doo Hotel.

A great place to stay on the way to Kakadu National Park.

Ichi Gateway is a Japanese sushi train restaurant that serves fresh sushi as well as traditional Japanese cuisines including sushi, sashimi, ramen, tempura, grilled skewers, etc.

Injalak Arts Centre is a community hub deeply rooted in the rich traditions of the Kunwinjku people.

From day trips to extended days on the water, chasing barramundi in the top end is our passion.

A Licensed Fishing Charter company that targets barramundi in Darwin and surrounds.

The Juicy Rump is a dining and entertainment venue in Alice Springs.

Relax and enjoy a taste of Kakadu after a day of adventure at the Escarpment now Manjmukmuk Restaurant and Bar.

Offering the ultimate off-road adventure tour through the remote Kimberley outback, allowing you to experience the very best of nature, wildlife and adventure, as you travel along the Gibb River Road.

Kimberley Off-Road Adventure Tours can design and operate a tour anywhere in the Top End to suit your specific needs.

A 11-day adventure-filled trip traveling from Darwin to Cairns through the most remote parts of the Savannah Way.

An 11-day adventure-filled trip traveling from Cairns to Darwin through the most remote parts of the Savannah Way.

You'll see the Kimberley the way it should be seen.

A rare opportunity to discover some of the very best of Kakadu and Arnhem Land on this seven day overland adventure tour.

A 11-day adventure-filled camping trip traveling from WA's pearling capital of Broome along the coast to the capital city of Perth.

A 11-day adventure-filled camping trip traveling from WA's capital city of Perth to the pearling capital, Broome.

Kapalga Travel operate adventure sightseeing tours all over Australia.

This tour offers many traditional Aboriginal experiences such as bush tucker, bush medicine, birds, plant knowledge, clapping sticks, dot paintings, seed necklaces, wood artefacts, art and crafts, plus a walking tour.

Karrke Aboriginal Cultural Experience and Tours is a one of a kind Authentic Aboriginal Cultural experience in the Watarrka National Park (Kings Canyon), Northern Territory.

Sit back and relax as our certified guides take you on a 6.5-hour 4WD adventure through Kakadu's stunning landscapes.

Sit back and relax as their certified guides take you on a 6.5-hour 4WD adventure through Kakadu's stunning landscapes.

Try your luck at catching one of the territory's famous barramundi with a three hour fishing experience on Yellow Water Billabong.

Yellow Water Billabong, Kakadu's most famous wetland, is located at the end of Jim Jim Creek, a tributary of the South Alligator River.

Superbly located in the center of Alice Springs, the Diplomat Hotel provides the perfect place to stay, relax and unwind.

Mercure Kakadu Crocodile Hotel is an idyllic retreat located in the wilderness of Kakadu National Park.

Developed by the Aboriginal traditional owners of Kakadu, Warradjan is located just 1km from Cooinda Lodge Kakadu and should be a ‘must see’ for all visitors to the region.

Start your day immersed in magic.

Our premium Light-Towers experience takes place in the golden glow of sunset.

Light-Towers at Discovery Resorts – Kings Canyon is an immersive sound and light installation by acclaimed artist Bruce Munro.

Relax by the campfire on the scenic grounds of Kings Canyon Resort, situated in the beautiful Watarrka National Park, as you enjoy the Under A Desert Moon dining experience.

Imagine the romance of a table for two in a wilderness setting under a canopy of the southern night sky.

An exciting component of the award winning Curtin Springs.

Curtin Springs offers several different tours and experiences so you can share the wonders of their home and get to know the history, the landscape and the connection to the land.

Curtin Springs has been home to the Severin family since 1956, when Peter Severin arrived with his young wife Dawn, their toddler son Ashley and 1,500 head of cattle.

Heli-foraging - a bespoke gin making experience.

Learn to create your own unique gin blend!

Darwin Distilling Co is a gin distillery that crafts uniquely territorian gin and is located in the heart of Darwin city, within Charlie's of Darwin restaurant and terrace bar.

Merchants of good times.

Set in tranquil tropical surrounds just three hours drive from Darwin, Kakadu Lodge is an ideal place to experience all that Kakadu National Park has to offer.

Airnorth is one of Australia's longest-operating airlines, connecting regional communities and major cities across Northern Territory, Queensland, Western Australia, and Timor-Leste.

Tours are flexible to your needs and range from three to 21 days.

Specialising in Aboriginal cultural immersion experiences for educational groups visiting Central Australia.

In Darwin, every corner has a story.

In Darwin, every corner has a story.

Darwin City Hotel is a 4 star boutique hotel is located in the heart of the CBD on Smith Street, just a stone's throw away from the mall, supermarkets, multiple restaurants and cafes.

Discover Australia's Top End on the Hop-on, Hop-off Darwin Big Bus Tour!

Specialising in authentic Australian Aboriginal Fine Art since 1996.

Batchelor is best known as the gateway to Litchfield National Park.

Nestled near the spectacular Arnhem Land Escarpment in the World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park, Jabiru was established as a mining town in the 1970s.

Newcastle Waters township is located 282 kilometres north of Tennant Creek just off the Explorers Way.

The vast Barkly Tablelands stretch east of Tennant Creek into Queensland and, at more than 280,000 square kilometres, cover about 20 per cent of the Territory's land mass.

The Dholuwuy Recreation Area is a large camping area on the shores of Blue Mud Bay, 17km from the Baniyala (Yilpara) community.

The Explorer's Way bisects the Australian continent from Adelaide in the south to Darwin in the north.

The Olympic-sized Alberto Luglietti Memorial Swimming Pool is the largest shaded swimming facility in Kakadu!

One kilometre to the south of Nhulunbuy is the pristine Baringura or Little Bondi beach, a 200m long white sand beach, bordered by 10-20m high red laterite cliffs, extending 200-300m off the beach.

Nature’s Way is a scenic tourism drive through Kakadu and Nitmiluk National Parks.

Take an epic journey on one of the Northern Territory’s four-wheel drive routes, the Binns Track.

Dundee Beach is a relaxed coastal town and popular fishing spot 120 kilometres south-west of Darwin.

Gunbalanya/Oenpelli is an Aboriginal community on the eastern border of World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park at the base of the Arnhem Land escarpment.

King Ash Bay is located around 50 kilometres past Borroloola on the McArthur River and is a popular fishing spot all year round.

The settlement of Nhulunbuy/Gove is approximately 600 kilometres from Darwin, on the eastern-most tip of the Gove Peninsula.

Borroloola is a remote fishing community situated on the banks of the McArthur River in the Gulf of Carpentaria.

The township of Cooinda is located in the World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park, on the banks of the Yellow Water Billabong, recognised as one of the most spectacular wetlands in the world.

Daly Waters is located 274 kilometres south of Katherine near the junction of the Stuart and Carpentaria Highways.

Visit the small pastoral town of Mataranka, made famous by the novel We of the Never Never and renowned for its sandy-bottomed thermal pool.

Renner Springs is located 150 kilometres north of Tennant Creek along the Stuart Highway.

The Simpson Desert stretches south from Alice Springs towards the South Australia border.

Spend a few quiet days under the blue skies of Tennant Creek.

Situated on the doorstep of Gregory National Park in the Katherine region, the township of Timber Creek is a traveller’s oasis.

Known as Victoria River, Victoria River Crossing and the Victoria River Roadhouse, this tiny settlement is located on the Victoria Highway 194 kilometres west of Katherine.

Arnhem Land is made up of 91,000 square kilometres of unspoiled wilderness bordered by Kakadu National Park, the Arafura Sea and the Gulf of Carpentaria.

Begin your Central Australian adventure in Alice Springs, headquarters of the outback and only a few hours’ flying time from Australian capital cities.

Exotic island retreats, historic sites, chartered fishing trips, cultural experiences, or just relax by the pool.

The East MacDonnell Ranges are a hidden treasure.

Groote Eylandt means ‘big island’ in Dutch, and is indeed the largest island in the Gulf of Carpentaria.

The Maningrida community lies on the north coast of Arnhem Land and is best known as a pristine fishing destination.

Established in the late 1800s after a gold rush in the area, Pine Creek is located 90 kilometres north of Katherine.

Charter North private Kakadu and Beyond Green Season Tours combine the Top End's most popular National Parks in one tour program.

Charter North Kakadu Tours are available for private groups of up to six passengers, as tent/ swag camping programs, comfortable camper trailer camping, fully accommodated or as a mix.

Charter North Kakadu and Beyond Tours are available for private groups of up to six passengers.

Charter North's private 7 Day Kimberley Tours depart and return from Darwin, Katherine and Kununurra, between April & November.

Charter North Four Wheel Drive Safaris offer small mixed group and private 9 Day Kimberley Tours for up to six passengers.

Charter North Four Wheel Drive Safaris offer small mixed group and private 10 Day Kimberley Tours for up to six passengers.

Charter North 4WD Safaris specialise in small group 4WD tours to Kakadu, Litchfield and Nitmiluk National Parks.

Gecko Climb is ...

The centrepiece of the park is a six lane racer water slide that Top End locals and visitors will be able to enjoy.

A mecca for fishing and an abundance of ecosystems, hot springs, gorges, walks, and swimming holes - The Daly River region is popular with lovers of the outdoors.

The Adelaide River settlement is located on the banks of the river, 114 kilometres south of Darwin.

Treat your taste buds and indulge your sense of fun and adventure in the Northern Territory’s tropical capital city.

The remote Gulf area stretches east of Katherine to the Queensland border and meets the Gulf of Carpentaria, a shallow sea between Australia and Papua New Guinea.

Where the Outback meets the tropics, Katherine is the gateway to spectacular Katherine Gorge and Nitmiluk National Park.

Alice Springs Pub­lic Library is an essen­tial part of the Cen­tral Aus­tralian community.

Looking for something to do when you're in Darwin.

Lee Point Village Resort is the ideal place to relax and explore Darwin.

A newly renovated Lil’Ripper Cafe, Bar and Bistro, the Litchfield Outback Resort offers you a little bit of everything in one venue.

Litchfield Tourist Park is a great base for your Litchfield adventure.

The Lost Camel Hotel is a contemporary and fun, boutique-style hotel conveniently located in the heart of Ayers Rock Resort, only 20 minutes from Uluru.

Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of Litchfield National Park at Litchfield Safari Camp.

Sit back, relax and enjoy the Waterfront breezes as you settle in for a session of modern pub grub and a selection of 46 craft beers and ciders on tap.

Thrifty 4x4 Adventure Alice Springs specialises in reliable, fully-equipped 4WD hire designed for exploring Central Australia the way it's meant to be experienced, by road, dirt , and off the beaten track.

Thrifty 4x4 Adventure Ayers Rock specialises in reliable 4WD and camper hire designed for exploring Australia's Red Centre.

Thrifty 4x4 Adventure Darwin specialises in premium 4WD vehicle hire for exploring the Northern Territory's iconic Top End.

Thrifty Car Rental Alice Springs Downtown and Alice Springs Airport offer travelers the ideal starting points for exploring the heart of Australia’s Red Centre.

Thrifty in Darwin, Australia, offers a comprehensive car hire service, perfectly suited for exploring Darwin and the Northern Territory's unique landscapes, from the urban environment of Darwin CBD to the natural wonders of Kakadu National Park.

Thrifty Car Rentals Katherine offers reliable and affordable vehicle hire for visitors exploring the Northern Territory's Top End.

Escape to a remote, natural paradise where you’re completely off the grid and anything is possible.

Tobermorey Roadhouse and Caravan Park offers a great family stopover just 1.5km off the Plenty Highway.

The Top End Safari Camp Overnight Tour is a bucket list outback adventure that tick all the boxes!

If you want a taste of the best activities in the Top End, then this all-inclusive tour is for you!

Top End Safari Camp provides bucket list outback adventures that tick all the boxes!

The Cinema Collective – Darwin’s Premier Dining and Entertainment Destination

Waterfalls | Paradise is the premium small group tour to Litchfield National Park.

Experience Darwin City and Mindil Beach's beauty on ethical adventures' intimate Sunset Tour for up to 14 guests.

The ultimate wildlife viewing and environmental interpretive tour in the Top End.

Join ‘Colours of Kakadu’ as ethical adventures journeys into the heart of Top End indigenous culture.

For those looking for an adventurous immersion into Litchfield National Park - Awaken in the Wild.

Embark on an immersive journey into the heart of Kakadu National Park with ethical adventures' Flood Country One Day Tour from Darwin.

The 'Cowboy Country' tour by Ethical Adventures offers an exciting and diverse experience in the Northern Territory.

Join ethical adventures on the Wild and Free tour through Litchfield and Kakadu National Parks for an unforgettable journey into the heart of Australia's untamed wilderness.

The perfect combination of wildlife, wild country, fine dining and fun in the remote Top End of the NT.

Discover the natural wonders and cultural richness of the Katherine region on a thoughtfully curated one-day tour with ethical adventures, departing from Darwin.

Ethical Adventures offers premium small group public tours and bespoke private tours in Darwin.