People are drawn to the ocean for so many reasons, be it to cool down on a hot summers day, invigorate the soul on a cold winters day, surf, kayak, snorkel, dive, swim, fish, cruise, sunbathe, yoga, listen to the sound of the waves, romantic getaways, weddings, you name it! But is there more behind it?
Here's some food for thought by Venture North Tour Guide, Emma Roberts.
Twin Falls is one of Kakadu National Park's most popular waterfalls, but it's also one of it's more difficult to access. In order to reach Twin Falls you'll need a 4WD with a snorkel as the drive takes you across soft sandy tracks and potential deep water crossing at Jim Jim Creek. Here's some information to make sure you reach Twin Falls safely next time you visit...
What does ‘disconnect to reconnect’ mean? Lets admit it; our lives are getting increasingly busier by the day, all the while technology is supposed to be giving us more freedom, no?...
Gunlom Falls is located in the Mary River region of Kakadu National Park in the southern part of the Park. It's the perfect place to drop in for a swim or spend a night or two camping and exploring the surrounding area...
Many birdwatchers choose to join one of our tours from Darwin due to the large variety of environments we travel through = the opportunity to see a large variety of bird species. Our most popular tour for birders is the 5 Day Kakadu, Arnhem Land and Cobourg Peninsula Tour. The tour takes guests through the waterfalls, wetlands and monsoon forests of Kakadu; home to a huge array of bird species. We then travel into Arnhem Land through rocky escapements...