The colours of the Northern Territory’s landscape are like no other. From the rich reds of the Central Australian desert, the tranquil, tropical green of the Top End’s amazing parks, through to the sparkling blue water that surrounds Darwin.

Combine this with a world of centuries-old art and culture, the history of our early settlers – including the gold rush, exotic wildlife that attracts international enthusiasts (not to mention the acclaimed Barramundi fishing) and the most sensational sunrises (particularly Uluru) and sunsets (all over but Darwin Harbour can’t be missed) imaginable.

We aim to provide you with the best advice for you to get the most out of your adventure holiday – here are some of our sample itineraries to guide you.

From Darwin the world heritage listed Kakadu National Park is only around a two hour drive, about an hour and a half to Litchfield National Park and Katherine, home of the famous Katherine Gorge, is over a three hour drive. Each of these regions is brimming with natural beauty, pristine waterways and a diverse mix of culture.

The environment surrounding Alice Springs, also known as the Red Centre, consists of several deserts and mountain ranges. Yulara is the town from which to visit Uluru and Kata Tjuta National Park. The magnificent Kings Canyon is home to the weathered domes of the Lost City and Garden of Eden.

Sample itinerary to come, watch this space!