The Northern Territory
The Top End
The Northern Territory is a federal territory of Australia, situated in between the States of Queensland and Western Australia. On the coast, Darwin is the capital city of the Northern Territory. With a surface of 1.35 million square kilometres, it has a population of only 209,000 people. The Northern Territory is the most barren region of the country and is popular for the distinctive red colour of its soil. The south part of the Northern territory situated in central Australia is called the Red Centre.
The Stuart Highway is the main road going from Darwin to Alice Springs in the South. Taking this ride gives an amazing overview of the Northern Territory and offers amazing stops.
The North part of the Northern Territory, which is called the Top End, shelters the Kakadu National Park and the vast Aboriginal Arnhem Land. The Tiwi Islands (home to the Tiwi people) are also popular.
The Middle of the Northern Territory shows what the Australian outback really is; dusty, hostile and nearly totally deserted.
South of Northern Territory is called the Red Centre. It is home to the iconic rocks Uluru (Ayers Rock) and Kata Tjuta (the Olgas). These amazing formations are internationally well-known.
In Northern Territory, visitors can enjoy a surprising diversity of landscape, a unique wildlife and Aboriginal culture.
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Uluru (Ayers Rock)
Enjoy the taste of an authentic Australian style BBQ dinner near the mighty Australian icon of Uluru. In the heart of the rugged Red Centre desert, savour the mouth-watering flavours of beef, chicken, kangaroo, prawn and sausages...
Alice Springs - Kings Canyon - Uluru - Kata Tjuta - Alice Springs
On arrival you will be met by your VIP Japanese Speaking Guide, who will assist with luggage. On the drive into Alice Springs your Guide will provide helpful information on local weather, Alice Springs facilities, attractions and dining options...
from AUD $245.00
Afternoon Tour (approx. 4 hours)
Enjoy an informative afternoon tour of this tropical northern capital which forms an important trade gateway to Asia, a strategic defence location and a thriving tourism hub. We visit the acclaimed Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory, which houses fine collections of Balinese, Australian Aboriginal and New Guinean art...
Uluru - Kata Tjuta - Kings Canyon - Alice Springs
On arrival you will be met by your VIP Japanese Speaking Guide, who will assist with luggage. On the drive to Ayers Rock Resort your Guide will provide helpful information on local weather, Resort facilities, optional touring and dining options...
from AUD $1,290.00
Darwin - Kakadu National Park - Darwin
On arrival you will be met by your VIP Japanese Speaking Guide, who will assist with luggage. Enjoy an orientation tour of Darwin en route to your hotel. Your Tour Guide will provide helpful information on local weather, Darwin facilities, attractions and dining options and will assist you with hotel check-in and provide a full tour briefing...
Full Day Tour
Depart Kunnunara at 6.00 a.m. aboard our scenic flight to World Heritage-listed Purnululu National Park, home to the striped orange and black beehive domes of the spectacular Bungle Bungle Range. From the air you can truly appreciate the spectacle of this vast landscape. By 4-wheel drive, travel though this rugged and...
Full Day Tour
Depart Darwin and stop at the Adelaide River War Cemetery, the resting place for many World War Two soldiers and civilians killed in the 1942 air raids on Darwin and the site of the only Australian war cemetery on Australian soil. Continue via Pine Creek to the township of Katherine...
Full Day Tour - Florence Falls Wangi Falls Tolmer Falls
Travel south from Darwin and ascend the rocky Tabletop Range where dry woodlands and forests dominate the hugesandstone plateau. Stop to view the giant magnetic termite mounds, some standing well over two metres tall. These amazing natural...
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