The Northern Territory may be the warmest region in Australia but also happens to be crammed with the biggest range of stunning natural pools to cool off in. From palm-framed hot springs to massive single-drop waterfalls – we’re calling it, the Top End has the best swimming spots in Australia. We have made the ultimate…
Kakadu is Australia’s largest national park, with over 20,000 square kilometres of beauty and boundless adventures – it’s larger than Fiji! Kakadu is known as a sacred place worldwide, double heritage listed for its cultural and natural landscape alike. There is up to 65,000 years worth of Aboriginal history in Kakadu, which is still strong…
Drift weightlessly in the perfectly clear, thermal water pool at Katherine Hot Springs. The spring water is a constant 25-30 degrees Celsius, the ideal temperature for a relaxing spa. Lush native plants shade the edges of this natural pool, providing a retreat from the heat of the sun. Get a fresh start to the day…
Located in the geographic, centre of Australia, those who consider Alice Springs somewhere that you should just “pass through” are missing out on a lot. Start the day at sunrise with an early morning hike, take in a little history, immerse yourself in ancient culture, plunge into a peaceful waterhole or round out the day…
Let me think… That’s a tough one… So many great things to do in Karijini National Park! How do you choose between more than eleven spectacular gorges? Each with their own special story to tell. Each with a unique secret to share. How do you decide whether to spend your time roaming above the “surface”…
If you splashed a canvas with brilliant blue, emerald green and earthy reds, then you’d have the essence of Litchfield right there… all you’d need to do is lace up your hiking boots and jump into the canvas yourself for an adventure that only Australia’s tropical top end could provide. Marvel at massive magnetic and…
Of all the gorges on offer in Karijini National Park, Weano Gorge, home of the spectacular Handrail Pool, has to be the most spectacular of them all. There is something otherworldly about this area, with trails leading you down through a geological timeline. Two billion years of history all in a day’s adventure. Like something…
Scarring the plains of the Pilbara in Karijini National Park, remote Western Australia, is Joffre Gorge. A visit to this gorge will reveal some unexpected delights: At one end of Joffre Gorge, a waterfall tumbles down a big drop, which is a natural amphitheatre carved from iron-rich rock. The waterfall fills a natural pool and…
If you have a hunger for a spectacular variety of waterfalls, then this is the menu for you! Imagine a hot and dusty Top End Dry Season day. Bright sunshine, not a cloud to be seen in the impossibly blue sky. The tropical landscape wears a coating of dust as it waits for the Wet…
Looking out across the desert from the towering rim of Kings Canyon feels like you can see the curve of the earth’s surface. King’s Canyon, located in the Northern Territory of Australia, was formed over 400 million years ago. It’s an area rich with ancient history being home to the Luritja Aboriginal people for over…
