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Northern Territory

Welcome to Northern Territory, where the Outback meets the tropics! Explore stunning natural landscapes like Kakadu National Park and Uluru, and experience Aboriginal culture at its finest. From crocodile-filled rivers to ancient rock art, this region is a must-visit for any adventurous traveler. Don't forget your sunscreen and sense of adventure!

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Outdoor4.6/5

Alice Springs Desert Park

Alice Springs Desert Park is like a nature lover's dream come true! Get up close and personal with Aussie animals, learn about indigenous cultures, and marvel at the stunning desert landscapes. It's like a safari, zoo, and museum all rolled into one - definitely a must-visit when exploring the outback!

Culture4.6/5

Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory

Get your cultural fix at the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory! Located in The Gardens, this vibrant gallery showcases an eclectic mix of indigenous and contemporary art from around Australia. Dive into the region's rich history and explore fascinating exhibits on natural history and maritime archaeology. Don't forget to snap a selfie with Sweetheart, the famous crocodile. A must-visit for art enthusiasts and history buffs alike!

Landmark4.9/5

Adelaide River Wartime Civilian Cemetery

Landmark4.5/5

Big Bus Tours Darwin

Landmark4.5/5

Mindil Beach Sunset Market

Get ready to soak up the vibrant atmosphere at Mindil Beach Sunset Market in The Gardens, Australia. This traveler's paradise boasts a melting pot of delicious street food from around the globe, lively entertainment, and a stunning sunset view. With over 200 stalls to explore, you'll find unique souvenirs, clothing, and arts and crafts. Don't miss this thrilling experience every Thursday and Sunday from April to October!

Shop4.2/5

Casuarina Square

Casuarina Square, located in the vibrant Casuarina neighborhood of Northern Territory, Australia, is an absolute haven for shopaholics and food enthusiasts. With over 180 stores and a mouthwatering selection of eateries, this shopping paradise has something for everyone. From designer boutiques to local treasures, Casuarina Square promises endless retail therapy and scrumptious culinary delights. Don't miss the chance to indulge in retail bliss and tantalize your taste buds here!

Landmark3.7/5

Wayoutback Australian Safaris

Eat$$$4.5/5

Hanuman Restaurant Darwin

Welcome to Hanuman Restaurant Darwin, a vibrant culinary oasis in the heart of Darwin City. Get ready to embark on a taste adventure as you savor the finest Asian fusion cuisine. With its stylish decor and friendly staff, Hanuman creates an unforgettable dining experience. Located at 93 Mitchell St, it's the perfect spot to satisfy your cravings and add some spice to your journey in Australia's stunning Northern Territory.

Eat4.4/5

Darwin Sailing Club

Eat$$$4.2/5

Elements

Eat$$$4/5

The Precinct

Eat$$$4.2/5

The Tap

Cafe4.2/5

SweetBrew & Co.

Stays

Stay$$$$4.8/5

Mitchell Grass Retreat

<h2>Elegant Accommodation</h2> Mitchell Grass Retreat in Longreach offers luxury tent accommodation with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and modern amenities. Guests enjoy free WiFi, a year-round outdoor swimming pool, and an open-air bath. <h2>Comfortable Facilities</h2> The property features private check-in and check-out services, an outdoor fireplace, and an outdoor seating area. Family rooms and meeting rooms cater to all needs, while breakfast is served in-room. Additional amenities include barbecue facilities and a tour desk. <h2>Prime Location</h2> Located a few steps from Longreach Airport, Mitchell Grass Retreat is highly rated for its excellent breakfast, attentive staff, and convenient location. Guests appreciate the comfortable accommodations and excellent service.

Stay4.2/5

Sails in the Desert

Perfectly positioned to make the most of the Australian outback, Sails in the Desert is just a 5-minute walk from the Uluru (Ayers Rock) lookout and is a great spot to take in the desert sunrise or sunset. The property boasts an outdoor swimming pool, a tennis court and a relaxing day spa. Sails in the Desert is located at the gateway to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. Uluru is a 20-minute drive away, and Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) is a 40-minute drive from the property. Ayers Rock Airport (Uluru, Connellan Airport) is an 8-minute drive from Sails in the Desert and free return transfers are available from this airport only. The air-conditioned rooms have a minibar and tea and coffee making facilities. Each room has a private bathroom with bathrobes, a hairdryer and free toiletries. Some rooms also have a private balcony. The property also features a bar and a range of dining options. The staff can assist you to organise a range of outback experiences including camel rides, scenic flights and dinner under the stars. The decor at Sails in the Desert is inspired by Aboriginal culture, and the hotel features original Aboriginal artworks throughout the public areas and in the guest rooms. The onsite Mulgara Gallery also showcases an impressive range of Indigenous art. In 2024, Ayers Rock Resort became the first ECO Certified business globally to be awarded both Advanced Ecotourism and Respecting Our Culture certifications, recognising our commitment to sustainability, cultural integrity, and responsible tourism that supports Indigenous employment, local enterprise, and environmental care.

Stay4.05/5

The Lost Camel Hotel

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. Furnished in a stylish mix of Aboriginal and urban themes, The Lost Camel adds a unique and surprisingly edgy accommodation option to the collection of hotels at the Resort. Compact rooms are decorated in bright colours and crisp, clean whites, and a variety of room configurations are available. Please be aware that our rooms have been designed without external windows. We have carefully crafted a cozy and unique ambiance to ensure your comfort and relaxation. Please Note: The Lost Camel Hotel does not include a restaurant onsite, but is within close proximity to restaurants around Ayers Rock Resort.

Stay$$3.85/5

Mercure Alice Springs Resort

Situated on the banks of the Todd River, Mercure Alice Springs Resort offers modern rooms with free Wi-Fi, just 5 minutes’ walk from Alice Springs' town centre. This award-winning resort features a swimming pool, a restaurant and a seasonal bar. All air-conditioned rooms feature satellite TV, a work desk, a minibar and private bathroom. The Deluxe rooms have an espresso pod machine and a balcony offering river views. Guests have access to a fitness room, a guest laundry and free on-site parking. The tour desk can provide sightseeing advice and help guests with travel arrangements. The Barra on Todd Restaurant serves a full breakfast buffet and an à la carte menu for lunch and dinner. The poolside Barra Bar offers a range of beers, wines and cocktails. Mercure Alice Springs Resort is just a 10-minute walk from the Botanical Gardens. Alice Springs Airport is 15 minutes’ drive away. Alice Springs Golf Course is a 3-minute drive away.

Stay$$3.7/5

Mantra Alice Springs

Stay at Alice Springs Hotel is the most centrally located accommodation in Alice Springs and the perfect place to stay for your true Outback holiday experience. Free Wi-Fi is provided for all guests. Situated between the banks of the famous Todd River and Todd Mall, it's a popular choice with both holiday and business travellers. You're in the perfect position to explore both the town and the surrounding Outback areas. Located in Todd Mall, a short walk from the hotel’s main building and overlooking Todd Mall in Alice Springs, Bella Alice Cafe & Restaurant is an excellent place for friends and families to enjoy a bite together. Enjoy a cup of our Segafredo Zanetti coffee, sit in for breakfast, lunch, dinner or grab a wood-fired pizza in our alfresco and watch the action unfold. Excellence is our guarantee, we are rated in the Australian Good Food Guide. There is a refurbished reception, courtyard and pool/spa areas for our guests to enjoy. Undercover parking is available. Nearby are the magnificent East and West MacDonnell Ranges featuring Simpsons Gap, Standley Chasm, Palm Valley and Trephina Gorge. There is a refurbished reception, courtyard and pool for our guests to enjoy. Undercover parking is subjected to availability.

Stay4.8/5

Longitude 131, Beckons

Nestled under the breathtaking gaze of Uluru, Longitude 131° is an adventurous oasis! This luxe glamping experience whisks you away to the heart of Australia’s Red Centre. Stylish tented suites offer sweeping views, while gourmet dining tempts your taste buds. Explore the Outback’s wonders by day and sip stars by night—sassy hospitality awaits you!

Stay4.1/5

Ayers Rock Resort

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5 h

Kings Canyon to Alice Springs Transfer

A comfortable transfer from Kings Canyon to Alice Springs WHAT’S INCLUDED: Pick-up from Kings Canyon Resort Drop off at your Alice Springs accommodation Professional, experienced, and accredited driver Comfortable air-conditioned transport ITINERARY: Pick up at approx 12.00pm from Kings Canyon Resort, 12.30pm from Kings Creek Station. Your bus arrives at Alice Springs at approximately 6.00pm

$208.93

4.9/5

8 h

1 Day Corroboree Billabong Wetland Experience including 2.5 hour cruise + lunch

See an abundance of birds, saltwater crocodiles and other wildlife on a full-day tour to the Corroboree Billabong, from Darwin. En route, visit Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve and Window on the Wetlands Visitor Centre before continuing to the Corroboree Billabong for a 2.5-hour boat cruise. You’ll get an up-close experience of the wetlands and informative commentary from your friendly and knowledgeable guide throughout the day. With round-trip transportation and lunch included, this tour is the perfect way to explore the wetlands from Darwin!

$166.40

4.8/5

14 h

Kakadu Day Tour from Darwin with Offroad Dreaming

Experience the World Heritage Kakadu National Park on this interactive day tour from Darwin. On this small group Kakadu day tour, your Offroad Dreaming Guide will interpret for you, the Ancient Artworks at the Ubirr Rock Art Sites, spend time with the Artworks at ground level, or climb to the top to view the 360' lookout over the Wetlands from the Nadab lookout, join the Guluyambi Cultural Cruise on the East Alligator River, to hear about the history and culture of the people and the land and take up their invitation for a step into Arnhem Land, where there will be a cultural demonstration. Your professional guide will take you through the day, sharing with you knowledge and stories as you go. During March and April, we will revert to our equally in depth wet season itinerary for the Kakadu Day Tour. This will include visiting the Rock Art Galleries at Burrungkuy, Nourlangie Rock, instead of Ubirr and we will take the Yellow Waters Billabong Cruise instead of the Guluyambi Cruise.

$240.75

4.9/5

11 h

Litchfield National Park and Jumping Crocodile Cruise

Litchfield Escapes is Territory owned and operated. Experienced local tour guides. Wildlife and Jumping Croc cruise which is a private boat cruise for our passengers only. Our tour departs from 0545am to 06.00am so we are the only ones on the river at this time of the morning. Full commentary on Darwin and Litchfield Park. Also visiting Wangi, Florence and Buley Rock holes. Enjoy a swim in each of these beautiful natural fed spring water falls. Visit Magnetic and cathedral termite mounds. Snacks and a healthy lunch included. Dietary requirements are catered for. Plenty of water provided. On this tour you are guaranteed to see the very best of Litchfield Park and your private croc cruise. A memorable day you will never forget.

$166.40

4.6/5

6 h

Jumping Crocodile Cruise with lunch

Join this small-group tour to Adelaide River to see the famous jumping crocodiles and other Australian wildlife. This is a must-do Territory experience.

$138.08

5/5

120 h

5 Day Top End Camping Tour - Kakadu, Nitmiluk & Litchfield

Join us for an unforgettable five day journey through Australia’s Top End, with our exclusive small group camping tour. Designed for those seeking an authentic and immersive experience, our tour combines the expertise of our guides with the comfort of quality camping equipment and delicious meals prepared with fresh whole food ingredients. Explore Kakadu, Nitmiluk and Litchfield National Parks with experienced guides who are passionate about sharing their knowledge about the rich Aboriginal culture and diverse ecosystems. From ancient rock art sites to refreshing waterfalls, each day offers a new discovery in pristine natural settings. Relax knowing our well-maintained vehicles ensure a smooth journey, while evenings spent under the stars with hearty campfire dinners create lasting memories. All meals, activities and camping equipment are included, just pack your bags and let us take care of the rest. We can’t wait to share the beauty of Australia’s Top End with you.

$1,699.39

6 h

East Arnhem Land: Liya Wanhurr 1-Day Yolŋu Cultural Tour

Enjoy a Yolŋu cultural tour in East Arnhem Land, Northern Territory. Participants are welcomed by community members and immersed in Yolŋu life, culture and history for the day. Highlights include experiencing a buŋgul (Yolngu dance ceremony), taking part in traditional weaving or spear making. Hear ancient stories of the land, environment, and culture from your Yolŋu hosts. Visit stunning off-the-beaten-track locations, including a fresh water waterfall, that many residents of East Arnhem Land don't even know about! This immersive experience offers a deep connection with both Yolngu people and place. **This is a self-drive tour and a 4WD is recommended. **A complimentary campsite at the Cato River Campground is provided with each tour booking. **Hand made arts and crafts are available to purchase on the day. Cash only paid directly to the artist.

$247.83

4/5

6 h

Near Darwin Territory Wildlife Park General Entry

At the Territory Wildlife Park, not only do you see the top End's native animals up-close in their natural habitats – you can meet them as you walk through tree top aviaries, stroll around a natural lagoon, or hike the tracks through native woodlands. You even get to interact with them during daily presentations. You'll love the Nocturnal House where you can see the animals that only come out night and the daily Flight Deck presentation featuring free flying birds. The Territory Wildlife Park has around 6km of easy to moderate walking tracks. You can also hire a bike or bring your own to experience the different habitats between major exhibits – or jump on one of the courtesy shuttle trains that leave the Main Station every 30 minutes, from 9:30 am until 3:30 pm.