The Northern Territory is big, untamed and ready for adventure. 1.42 million square kilometres of ancient natural wonders, outback desert landscapes, World Heritage listed National Parks, diverse wildlife encounters and iconic indigenous cultural experiences.
Catch an amazing sunset at Uluru or Mindel Beach; explore the Kings Canyon spectacular Rim Walk; swim in the pristine rock holes and waterfalls of Litchfield National Park; or encounter incredible native wildlife in Kakadu National Park. The Northern Territory offers unforgettable natural attractions and adventures like no other.
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Uluru is the worlds largest monolith, and has an imposing circumference of 9km, rising almost 350 metres above a wide, sandy floodplain covered in desert oak and spinifex.
Enjoy a walking tour and experience the size and serenity of Uluru, along with surrounding water holes, rock art caves, ancient paintings, and magical sunset.
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Explore the world heritage-listed Kakadu National Park and experience an ancient land teeming with wildlife, cascading waterfalls, rugged gorges, art and archaeological sites, pristine waterways, lush rainforests and expansive wetlands.
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The ancient desert landscape of Australia's Red Centre is home to a natural wonder and cultural landmark - Kata Tjuta - 32 weathered monumental rock domes that stand tall - up to 546 metres above the surrounding plain.
Take a self guide walking trail and experience towering conglomerate walls, rocky creek beds, pristine water pools, and spectacular desert plain views.
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Breathtaking canyon and waterhole, featuring unique native flora, fauna, ancient red towering walls, and walking trails
One of the largest collections of Australian reptiles in the world featuring daily shows, feedings, displays and swimming encounters
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Explore 13 ancient sandstone gorges & experience natural swimming holes, waterfalls, wildlife and indigenous rock art
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Explore crystal clear rock pools fed by stunning waterfalls, monsoon forests, huge termite mounds and historic pioneer ruins
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Take a walking trail through a unique valley of the Barkley Tablelands past clusters of massive granite boulders
A popular recreational area known for sandstone cliffs, sandy white beaches, Casuarina trees, native animal & birdlife
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Up-close native wildlife encounters in natural habitats, tree top aviaries, live presentations and natural lagoons
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Wildlife park featuring Crocodiles, exotic animal encounters, reptiles, feeding shows, reptile handling & Jumping Croc Cruise
Explore the state's premier cultural centre including art galleries, heritage sites, collections, travelling exhibitions & displays
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Historic gardens boasting native & exotic trees, shrubs, recreational areas, waterfall, ponds, rainforest gully and cafe
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Heritage site operated as Her Majesty's Gaol for almost 100 years iand includes displays, artefacts, gallows & relics
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Make a splash at this free public water park offering a giant water slides, swimming pool, skate park, lagoon & play areas
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Popular water park boasts a 14m high, 100m long six racer water slide, along with water curtains, wading pool, skate park & more
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Take the 1km circular walking track, visiting breath-taking Aboriginal rock art galleries & panoramic outlook views of Arnhem Land
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188 acre wildlife Sanctuary and Rescue Centre offering guided sunset tours, and must-do Kangaroo & Camel encounters
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13,800 hectares of native cabbage palms, pandanus forests, thermal pools & springs, walking trails & crystal clear streams
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Darwin’s most popular beach is world famous for majestic ocean sunsets, and iconic carnival-style evening markets
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Explore WWII related bunkers, tanks, firearms, vehicles, paintings, models, artillery pieces, uniforms & displays
Commemoration of the bombing of Darwin during World War II including iconic objects, gallery, images, memorabilia & exhibits
An unforgetable cruise featuring amazing wildlife encounters with crocodiles, water buffalo, kangaroos, Jabiru and native birdlife
See the desert come alive and connect with nature through nocturnal adventures, river trails, animal encounters & presentations
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Explore red mountain ranges, deep hidden gorges, weathered rocky peaks, panoramic views. scenic waterholes & native wildlife
46,000 hectares of raw, ancient landscapes, the oldest river in the world, native wildlife & the desert oasis Palm Valley
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Native Wildlife refuge offering nocturnal sanctuary tours, wildlife feeding, kangaroo encounters and Safari Glamping
Historical, grand colonial-styled Governer's residence & surrounding 1.3 hectares of tropical gardens
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Explore natural springs, waterfalls, rock pools, native wildlife, unique monsoon forest walks & World War II remnants
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250,000 hectare conservation park in the Great Sandy Desert, reknown for birdwatching & diverse native wildlife
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Historical museum showcasing the Station's history with guided tours, blacksmith's shop, artefacts, furnishings, displays and cafe
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The beachside Market's atmosphere, food, arts and crafts are guaranteed to provide the unique Mindil experience
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The colourful & friendly "Island of Smiles" offer a rich history, art & culture with amazing landscapes and beaches
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Explore the park and its spring-fed rock pools, waterfalls, barramundi, turtles, bush and rainforest walks, and native wildlife
Classic rail journey from Darwin in the tropical north, through the red centre to the pictureque Adelaide Hills of South Australia
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Spectacular waterfall cascading into a huge rock pool, surrounded by monsoon rainforest, walking trails & native wildlife
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Stunning waterfall with seasonal swimming hole bordered by majestic red rock cliffs, walking tracks & recreational areas
Surf's up at the Wave Lagoon, with gentle swells to 1.2m waves ensuring the coolest fun & excitement for the whole family
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Ultimate tropical lifestyle destination with ocean views, safe beach swimming, free events, attractions, alfresco vibe & fine food
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Take a tour of Parliament House and appreciate the fine tropical architecture, design, furnishings & landscaped grounds
Popular green space in the CBD, with lush tropical surrounds, harbour views, along with walking trails and cycling paths
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Explore breathtaking scenery, vast wetlands, stunning waterfalls, unique wildlife and rich Indigenous culture
Explore one of Australia's largest collections of civil and military aviation aircraft, engines, artefacts, war relics, exhibits & rare footage
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Around 100 years old & up to 8m in height, this magnificent magentic mounds stand impressively across the forest plains
Celebration of the courage, effort & spirit of Australia's aviation pioneers featuring exciting aircraft, engines, relics & displays
Spend an evening under the stars at Darwin's premier not-for-profit outdoor cinema, overlooking the city's harbour
Explore the Red Centre's unique history, landscape evolution & the fascinating cultures and wildlife that inhabited it
Explore the 1930s-style railway station display including restored carriages, locomotives, museum & tea rooms
Historical display celebrating the history and evolution of the Australian built Kenworth, including 30+ trucks and exhibits
Take a nostalgic trip into transport history, exploring a unique collection of fossil-fueled "workhorses" from yesteryear
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Get up close to a wide variety of native snakes, lizards & crocodiles in Central Australia's largest reptile display
Walk amongst hundreds of ancient towering sandstone columns, closely resembling the remains of abandoned cities in ruins
See a variety of colourful, majestic Street Art murals throughout the city including Shadforth, West and Austin Lanes
Historical building is home to the Territory Performing Arts, and features a year-round program of top contemporary performances
Explore a forest filled with massive sandstone weathered blocks, similar to the ruins of a long lost ancient civisation
Experience the warm, crystal clear waters of the heavenly thermal pool, shaded by a canopy of paperbark, pandanus & palm trees
Take a self-guided walk through 16 hectares of garden, home to over 600 local plant species, and diverse native wildlife
Relax and unwind in the soothing, clear, warm waters of spring-fed thermal pools and streams, shaded by towering palm trees
Enjoy a peaceful, hands-on experience at this sustainable hobby farm surrounded by tranquil native forest and rescued wildlife
Experience panoramic Park views from the summit's infinity pools, or enjoy the sandy beach and cascading waterfalls at the base
Beneath Jim Jim's spectacular 200m plunging waterfall, lies a refreshingly large rock pool, towering cliffs and sandy beach
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Cascading waterfall flows into a crystal-clear rock pool surrounded by towering sandstone cliffs and tropical rainforest
