The Northern Territory truly is a land of contrasts. At the “Top End”, you have the state’s tropical capital city, Darwin, whose proximity to Asia and the ocean makes for a deliciously unique food scene. As you head south, spectacular views meet you at every turn. Vast landscapes of desert sands, green forests, rocky terrain, running streams, picturesque beaches and elegant waterfalls are only some of the sights that await you.
The “Red Centre” is the heart of the Australian outback. Not only is it home to Uluru, one of Australia’s most famous landmarks, but it is also a fantastic place to learn about our Indigenous history and culture. Meet the local wildlife, swim in remote swimming holes, explore World Heritage-listed National Parks, connect with the world’s oldest living culture and more, all in the NT.
Alice Springs is part of the what the Northern Territory calls, the 'Red Centre', and red it certainly is. The area has an abundance of breathtaking desert landscapes and rich Indigenous culture.
“Australia’s only tropical capital city and gateway to the Top End, Darwin, gazes out across the Timor Sea. It certainly feels removed from the rest of the country, which is just how the locals like it.” – Lonely Planet
Remarkable sights await at Uluru. Not only will you find Australia's famous sandstone wonder, but also the equally impressive rock formation, Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon.
Alice Springs is part of the what the Northern Territory calls, the 'Red Centre', and red it certainly is. The area has an abundance of breathtaking desert landscapes and rich Indigenous culture.
“Australia’s only tropical capital city and gateway to the Top End, Darwin, gazes out across the Timor Sea. It certainly feels removed from the rest of the country, which is just how the locals like it.” – Lonely Planet
Remarkable sights await at Uluru. Not only will you find Australia's famous sandstone wonder, but also the equally impressive rock formation, Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon.
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