Kakadu National Park covers a massive 20,000 square kilometres of the Northern Territory – taking in wetlands, towering waterfalls and outstanding rock art. It’s a lot to see in just one weekend But here are a few places not to miss if you are tight on time, but keen for adventure! Day 1 – DarwinContinue reading “How to spend a long weekend in Kakadu”
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How to spend a long weekend at Nitmiluk (Katherine) Gorge
Nitmiluk Gorge is considered one of Australia’s most impressive natural wonders, and a must-see on any visit to the Northern Territory. It lies 350km south of Darwin on the Arnhem Plateau, and is actually a chain of 13 gorges carved from ancient sandstone. To explore the dramatic cliffs and green waterways you can join aContinue reading “How to spend a long weekend at Nitmiluk (Katherine) Gorge”
Ruined Dreams of Victoria Settlement
Crumbling brick buildings tell the story of the abandoned colonial outpost of Victoria Settlement – established in a remote Northern Territory inlet at Port Essington.
Remote oasis of Seven Spirit Bay – Review
The sun is setting on another glorious day in the Northern Territory’s remote Cobourg Peninsula, when a ripple of excitement breaks the gentle patter of the afternoon. Out on the picture-perfect bay, a large crocodile is silently cruising towards the mangroves – distinctive nostrils and eyes visible above the waterline. Welcome to Seven Spirit Bay. An oasis of luxury in this remote corner of Australia, where the real NT is never far away.
Glamping at Uluru
Uluru may have iconic status but it still has the power to surprise. And even softies can enjoy the experience of camping here. The Southern Cross is rising in the night sky and a cold westerly wind is blowing the canvas over our heads. Through the darkness I can just make out the outline ofContinue reading “Glamping at Uluru”
Julie Fison 