Uluru & Red Centre Tours
Uluru Tour with Kata Tjuta
4.8
1.5 Days
Yulara to Yulara
From $695
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Uluru Tour with Kata Tjuta & Kings Canyon (Swag)
4.8
2 Nights or 3 Nights
Yulara/Alice Springs to Yulara/Alice Springs
From $795
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Uluru Tour with Kata Tjuta & Kings Canyon (Eco Tent)
4.9
2 Nights or 3 Nights
Alice Springs/Yulara to Alice Springs/Yulara
From $995
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Uluru Tour with Kata Tjuta, Kings Canyon & MacDonnell Ranges
4.8
5 Days
Alice Springs/Yulara to Alice Springs/Yulara
From $1,645
View TripKakadu, Litchfield, Arnhem Land & Katherine Tours
Kakadu Highlights Tour
4.8
2 Days
Darwin to Darwin
From $845
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Kakadu & Litchfield Tour
4.9
3 Days
Darwin to Darwin
From $995
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Kakadu Tour
5
3 Days
Darwin to Darwin
From $995
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Kakadu Tour with Katherine and Litchfield
5
4 Days
Darwin to Darwin
From $1,495
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Kakadu Family Tour with Katherine and Litchfield
4.8
4 Days
Darwin to Darwin
From $1,495
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Kakadu Tour with Arnhem Land, Katherine & Litchfield
4.9
5 Days
Darwin to Darwin
From $1,995
View TripKimberley Tours
Darwin to Broome Kimberley Tour
4.8
10 Days
Darwin to Broome
From $3,295
View TripWest & East MacDonnell Ranges Tours
2 Night MacDonnell Ranges Adventure
4.7
2 Nights
Alice Springs to Alice Springs
From $545
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Uluru Tour with Kata Tjuta, Kings Canyon & MacDonnell Ranges
4.8
5 Days
Alice Springs/Yulara to Alice Springs/Yulara
From $1,645
View TripIf it’s a taste of ‘true blue Orrstraya’ you’re after, it’s ‘The Territory’ you head to.
Dusty, desolate expanses of desert. Waterways churning with crocs. Short shorts, wide-brimmed hats, toothy grins, a propensity for understatement and a larrikin streak – this is the Australia made known to millions by the likes of Crocodile Dundee, Malcolm Douglas and Steve Irwin.
Thing is, once you’ve subtracted the shrill cries of ‘Streuth!’ and ‘Crikey!’ (people don’t actually says this), how these characters have portrayed life up Territory way actually isn’t too far off the mark. The distances here really are that vast (most towns are hundreds of kilometres apart, some cattle stations outsize European countries). Wildlife’s everywhere (crocs appear in backyard swimming pools, green tree frogs love living in toilets). Outside of Darwin – and very often in it – everyday attire consists of shorts, a singlet, and thongs (or flip-flops, for out-of-towners). Hats with hanging corks to keep away the flies: optional.
