Northern Territory Tourism Blog

Darwin Wet Season Tours

Posted on 16 October, 2023 in Litchfield, Katherine, Kakadu, Wet Season

A wet season shower over KakaduThe wet season in Darwin & the Top End officially spans from November to April, offering a unique adventure for those ready to embrace the heat, humidity, and occasional rain. Known as "The Wet" to locals, this time of year showcases epic lightning storms, flourishing waterfalls, swelling river systems, and vibrant National Parks. There are various Wet Season Tour options…

Darwin to Kakadu Tours & Tips

Posted on 04 September, 2023 in Darwin, Kakadu, Tours, Wet Season, Private Charter

Kakadu National Park is usually on most visitors (and locals) Top End bucket list. With over 200 000 visitors per year, there are plenty of ways to experience the magic of this World Heritage-listed National Park.

The Six Seasons of Kakadu National Park

Posted on 14 August, 2023 in Darwin, Kakadu, Private Charter, Tours, Wet Season, Culture

In Kakadu National Park there are six seasons. These are recognised by the Traditional Owners and based on thousands of years of local knowledge and connection to the land. Subtle shifts mark the change between the seasons in the weather and the seasonal plants and bush foods that grow...

Nitmiluk National Park

Posted on 03 March, 2023 in Birdwatching, Culture, Environment, Luxury, Katherine, Hiking, Private Charter, Rock Art, Top End Locations, Tours, family, Wildlife, Wet Season, Waterfalls

With its rugged sandstone landscapes, walking trails, waterfalls and network of 13 gorges with spectacular cliffs that change with the light, Nitmiluk National Park is a nature-lovers playground. The question is, do you cruise, canoe, walk or fly?

Yellow Water Billabong Kakadu National Park

Posted on 03 March, 2023 in Birdwatching, Culture, Darwin, Fishing, Kakadu, Photography, Top End Locations, Tours, Wet Season, Wildlife

One of Kakadu National Park's most well-known landmarks, Yellow Water Billabong boasts home to at least 60 bird species, including majestic sea eagles, dancing Brolgas and graceful Jabirus. Salt Water Crocodiles maintain their position at the top of the food chain amongst Water Buffalo, Wallabies and Brumbies. There is so much to take in on this spectacular waterway, with several ways to experience it.