Explore Australia

Northern Territory

Plan the Red Centre and the Top End with attention to seasons, access and the long journeys between your bases.

Northern Territory

Three nights give you two full days for the national park, with time to understand the place as well as watch its changing light.

Northern Territory

Treat Uluru and Kata Tjuta as two distinct visits, with walking choices and transport arranged around the conditions.

Northern Territory

Use Alice Springs for town experiences and the nearby ranges, while giving the longer Red Centre journeys their own overnight stops.

Northern Territory

Select a section of the ranges for one day, or add a night when you want longer walks and less backtracking.

Northern Territory

An overnight stay gives you a better chance to approach the canyon with time and energy, rather than attaching it to an already long drive.

Northern Territory

Give Darwin a couple of unhurried days for its waterfront, cultural collections and neighbourhood meals before heading farther into the Top End.

Northern Territory

Allow several days, choose a small number of areas and check current access before building a Kakadu itinerary around famous photographs.

Northern Territory

Choose a few accessible visitor areas for a day trip, or stay nearby when you want time for longer walks and a less hurried return.

Northern Territory

Separate the gorge visit from the drive through Katherine, and check the current activity status before choosing how to experience Nitmiluk.

Northern Territory

Choose the season for the experiences you want, and remember that seasonal patterns do not replace current access information.

Northern Territory

Break the journey into useful stays, with Darwin, Litchfield and Katherine each serving a different part of the trip.

Northern Territory

Compare the freedom of driving with the structure of a tour, using your actual route, walking plans and comfort with remote travel.

Northern Territory

Make the driving stages, supplies and communication plan visible before committing to a route through sparsely serviced country.

Northern Territory

Use one substantial indoor visit as the anchor, and fit short outdoor sections around current weather rather than a fixed timetable.