Northern Territory Tourism Blog

Mamukala Wetlands: a wildlife lover’s delight

Posted on 19 July, 2019 in Birdwatching, Kakadu, Top End Locations, Wildlife

Just inside the boundary of Kakadu National Park after you’ve crossed the South Alligator River, you’ll find Mamukala Wetlands; one of Kakadu’s most scenic attractions. You don’t have to be a twitcher or a photographer to enjoy the remarkable birdlife spotting opportunities available at Mamukala Wetlands. The sheer number and variety of bird species – one third of Australian bird species to be exact – populating the wetland is simply astounding. Read on to find out more...

Things to do around Darwin PART 3 - Festivals

Posted on 12 May, 2019 in Darwin, Top End Locations

Darwin and the Top End is home to some of the most diverse and important festivals in Australia. Ranging from arts and music to food and Indigenous culture, there is something for everyone. All of the festivals take place throughout the dry-season between May and October...

Things to do around Darwin PART 2 - Markets

Posted on 07 April, 2019 in Top End Locations, Darwin

In Part 2 of 'Things to do around Darwin' we explore the various markets on offer around Darwin. Markets are at the heart of Darwin's culture. There are over 50 nationalities calling Darwin home and with our close relationship and proximity to Asia you'll find a great mix of people, cuisines and crafts throughout. The weekend markets in particular are a highlight for not only tourists but locals alike as it's a chance to grab a yummy bite to eat while catching up with friends and family...

Things to do around Darwin PART 1 - Behind The Scenes

Posted on 22 March, 2019 in Darwin, Top End Locations

The Top End of Australia and it's capital Darwin, welcomes over a million visitors each year, the majority, keen to get out bush and experience the natural and cultural wonders of Kakadu, Litchfield and Nitmiluk National Parks. But other than this, what really makes the Top End so different...

Moline Rockhole - Kakadu National Park

Posted on 08 July, 2018 in Kakadu, Top End Locations

Covering almost 20,000 square km of exceptional natural beauty and unique biodiversity, there is a lot of Kakadu National Park to explore. There are also a lot of people exploring it, especially the more well known sites so it's nice to find a place a bit off the beaten track. Moline Rockhole is one of these lesser known sites but in our opinion one of the best!