Enjoy true country hospitality and a toe-tapping day of outback country music.

From all over the Territory and interstate, entrants make the trek to Adelaide River, to be part of the only Country Music Association of Australia recognised NT co... Read more

ACP Fishing Charters is a local Darwin company that operates charters to the local reefs and islands around Darwin, providing luxury live aboard and day charters. ACP Fishing Charters operate a 42 foot luxury Noosa Cat and provide 2 sportfishing ding... Read more

Acacia Luxury Transport operates a fleet of luxury vehicles for private charter, airport, rail or hotel transfers, and for touring across the Northern Territory. Specialising in tours to Kakadu National Park, Nitmiluk National Park (Katherine Gorge),... Read more

Your challenge - to hook and fight for your first billfish.

Held in the waters surrounding Groote Eylandt, the Annual Billfish Tournament is a tag-and-release competition. The elusive sailfish and small black marlin are the primary targets, a... Read more

Katherine, Tennant Creek and Mataranka Too often, discussions about the Northern Territory centre around Uluru (Ayers Rock), Kata-Tjuta (the Olgas) and Kakadu National Park. The reason for this is clear to anyone who has ever laid eyes on these places - they're truly amazing. But sometimes, it's the lesser known places that ... Read more

Fans of the television show, The Amazing Race will no doubt remember the segment where the final four teams arrived in Darwin to discover their next clue was amongst the crocodiles at Crocodylus Park. Considered to be a worthy enough destination to include in the popular show, which is watched by millions worldwide - Darwin is certainly ... Read more

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When we think of Darwin, we usually think of going in the dry season. This certainly allows us to enjoy activities like the Darwin Cup in July and the renowned festival, which runs each year in August. It also means that most of the spectacular national parks are open. The downside is that the city is more crowded, accommodation is difficult to come by and you will have missed the experience of the Wet! Read more

Step back in time and experience the beauty that has been a home to Aboriginal people for more than 40,000 years. Australia’s most famous national park spans an enormous 20,000 square kilometers and is one of the few Australian sites listed by UNESCO World Heritage for both its cultural and natural offerings. More than 1000 species ... Read more

Darwin has much to show you.....its Chinese history, the bombing of Darwin in WW2, wonderful art galleries and museums, you can even feed the fish! Darwin city this is where most of the entertainment activity takes place. There are many theme bars and dozens of restaurants catering for all tastes, from the budget cafes up to silver service. ... Read more