Northern Territory Tourism Blog

Information about Warradjan Cultural Centre in Kakadu National Park

Posted on 10 March, 2017 in Kakadu, Tours, Culture

Aboriginal people have lived in the Kakadu region for up to 50,000 years and no cultural tour of Kakadu is complete without a visit to the Warradjan Cultural Centre. Located about one kilometre from Cooinda Lodge this interactive centre provides detailed information and displays about Aboriginal culture in Kakadu National Park...

An Arnhem Land Tour into Gapuwiyak

Posted on 26 September, 2016 in Arnhem Land, Culture

Each year we run a handful of really in depth cultural tours into some of the most remote parts of Arnhem Land (an area of Indigenous owned land over twice the size of Switzerland!). On every one of these tours we have local Yolngu (Aboriginal) people show us first hand their way of life. These are very special trips and they provide an intimate glimpse into the worlds oldest living culture. Earlier this year we took one of these tours into the Indigenous community of Gapuwiyak...

Arnhem Land Tours For Families

Posted on 02 September, 2016 in Arnhem Land, kids, family, Culture

This blog is for the intrepid parents wishing to escape the crowds, immerse themselves in the natural wonders and ancient culture of Arnhem Land but don’t know whether it’s totally appropriate or even possible to bring the kids along with them...

Outback Arnhem Land Tours

Posted on 11 December, 2015 in Arnhem Land, Culture, Cobourg, Fishing, Kakadu, Rock Art, Luxury, Wildlife

Immerse yourself in the spirit of Arnhem Land. Whats on offer: Outback tours focusing on coastal environments, bush lands, wetlands, wildlife, aboriginal culture and much more.

Northern Territory Cultural Tours

Posted on 13 July, 2015 in Arnhem Land, Culture, Rock Art

The Northern Territory is one of the most culturally rich parts of Australia, with an Aboriginal population higher than anywhere else in the country. Although Indigenous communities have been affected by foreign influences, many local people are still governed by their ceremonial laws and are practicing traditions that date back thousands of years...