Merl
This site in northern kakadu is perfect for campers who want to enjoy a famous sunrise or sunset at ubirr. it's also an ideal base for bushwalking along the east alligator river.
The Northern Territory offers the visitor an amazing array of activities to immerse yourself in, from the adventurous to the more subdued.
Canoeing, camping, four-wheel driving, hot-air ballooning or a ride on a camel. The Northern Territory is the place to be for adventure holidays in the outback. Many adventure tours leave from Darwin.
Helicopter Flights
Helicopter flights around all sorts of local attractions, from seeing town from the air to along the mountains to the gaps and gorges. flights leave from darwin and alice springs.
Berry Springs
Just 45 minutes from darwin city berry springs nature park is a great spot for swimming with crystal clear pools, shaded picnic and barbecue areas and be sure to keep your eyes peeled for local birds and wildlife.
Bush Walking
Feel the heat walking through the lush monsoon forests of the tropical north or challenge yourself trekking through the rocky red heart of the northern territory. there are very popular walking tours through kakadu and the red centre. the jatbula trail and larapinta trail are extremely popular walking tours.
Jim Jim Falls
Set in the red ochre of the arnhem land escarpment, and boasting white sandy beaches and crystal clear water, it is worth the 900 metre walk across rocks to appreciate this special area.
Outback Ballooning
Take a balloon ride and see the sunrise, have a champagne breakfast in the middle of the desert. alice springs has ideal weather for ballooning and the tour operators run almost every day of the year.
Larapinta Trail
The trail runs for 223km along the backbone of the west macdonnell ranges from alice springs to mt sonder. the grandeur and timeless beauty of the ranges are the backdrop and setting for the trail, which is divided into twelve sections, providing you with an opportunity to experience an ancient landscape at your own pace.
The Northern Territory is Australia's nature travel paradise. View rare species of flora, native wildlife and the most ancient reptile on the planet, the crocodile. Darwin, Litchfield National Park, Alice Springs, Nitmiluk, Tennant Creek and Kakadu offer monumental natural wonders that need to be seen to be believed.
Territory Wildlife Park
A popular attraction home to monsoon and paperbark forests and a wetlands walk. you can stand nose-to-nose with a 3.7 metre saltwater crocodile on a walk through the aquarium tunnel. donât miss the twice-daily birds of prey show or animal encounters presentation. tours depart from darwin.
Aquascene
You feed the fish by hand and they're not little fishies, so luckily they don't bite hard! Feeding is dependent on the tide, so check the website or call for the schedule.
Fishing
In the northern territory is world class and there are many diverse fishing habitats on offer. most tours leave from darwin, arnhem land is home to some truly adventurous fishing spots.
Tiwi Island Tour
Many tiwi islanders are prolific artists who produce distinctive art, pottery, sculptures and wooden carvings. you can travel to the tiwi islands on a 20-minute flight or twohour ferry ride from darwin harbour to bathurst island. you must be part of an organised tour to visit tiwi islands.