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Twice the size of
California, yet with only two hundred thousand inhabitants, it's not
surprising that Australia's Northern Territory represents nature on a
grand scale! The Northern Territory is home to 60,000 Aboriginal people, who hold a deeply spiritual connection to the land that dates back tens of thousands of years, yet can still be shared today..
Darwin
is the tropical capital city of the Northern Territory. It has a relaxed
outdoor lifestyle and enjoys warm weather all year round. Perched on a
peninsula with sea on three sides, Darwin is an excellent base to
explore the natural attractions of World Heritage listed
Kakadu National Park,
Litchfield and
Nitmiluk National Parks,
the Tiwi Islands and Arnhem Land.
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We offer a series of guided
pre-packaged tours, prepared for you by reliable tour operators, or we
can design your visit to your wishes and your budget.
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Situated on the Esplanade overlooking Darwin Harbor. Suites have large private balconies, perfect for experiencing a famous Northern Territory sunset. |
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Location on the Esplanade in downtown Darwin places you in the heart of the shopping and business district of this lively, modern and easygoing city, and is only 15 minutes from the International & Domestic airports |
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Located on the Esplanade, the hotel is fronted by tropical parkland and foreshores, yet only a short walk from Darwin's Central Business District. The superb location offers the best of both worlds to the discerning traveler.
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Experience the unique tropical pulse that distinguishes Darwin from every other Australian city, place yourself in the centre of the action with the relaxed and stylish comfort of Crowne Plaza Darwin. Come and go as you please with our 24-hour reception and valet parking, and take advantage of the convenience of practical facilities such as our Business Centre, guest laundry and hairdressing salon.
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Located 175 miles east of Darwin, this area is a prime tourist
attraction, offering a variety parks and is known for its pristine
wilderness. It is home to a large variety of sea life and the worlds
largest herd of pure-strain banteng. It is also renowned for its
Aboriginal culture. While it is only sparsely inhabited today, it was
once the site of an attempt at founding a major trading port, Port
Essington, of which the ruins are still accessible today. |
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The Ghan: Darwin - Melbourne train ride Boarding The Ghan in
Adelaide or Darwin, experience one of the most fascinating great train
journeys of the world. Connections are available on the Indian Pacific
and The Overland for guests traveling to or from Sydney and Melbourne.
Enjoy 2 nights aboard this great train in either direction. |
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Seven Spirit Bay Wilderness Lodge Perfect for the adventurous or those who just want to relax. Adventure into the great diversity of the landscape and learn about the fascinating environments from our experienced guides. Every morning, every afternoon, a different experience is yours to enjoy if you want it.
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Kakadu National Park |
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A unique hotel situated in the heart of the Kakadu National Park.
Covering nearly 22,000 square kilometers at the Top End of Australia's
Northern Territory, Kakadu National Park is a cultural landscape, a
World Heritage site and the largest national park in Australia.
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Spreads beneath a canopy of trees beside Yellow Water Billabong in Kakadu National Park, one of the few World Heritage Areas listed for both cultural and native heritage, and one of the world's greatest nature reserves.
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Located in the World Heritage listed National Park - Kakadu, 257 km from Darwin. Great place to learn about Aboriginal history, with day trips, Mangarre Nature Trail, Jim Jim falls, Twin falls, fishing at the Yellow waters billabong and Dreamtime stories at Ubirr and Nourlangie Rock art sites.
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Litchfield National Park Visitors can visit the Park for the day or for the more adventurous stay for two or three days. The Park contains several types of typical Top End habitats including lush monsoon forests, termite mounds, unusual rock formations, waterfalls and cascades.
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Blue Stone Motor Inn, Tennant Creek
The perfect accommodation base
from which to explore the diverse nature and culture of the Australian
outback. Only one hours drive from the Devil's Marbles, the Bluestone
Motor Inn is the perfect place to stay at the halfway mark along the
track from Alice Springs to Darwin and back, or coming west from Mt. Isa. |
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A natural history of abundant beauty is waiting for you in Katherine. The wonders of Australia's outback offer many adventure opportunities such as Nitmiluk (Katherine) Gorge, the remarkable Cutta Cutta Caves, Mataranka's clear thermal pool and Edith Falls Nature Park. |
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Nitmiluk National park (Katherine Gorge)
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Established for ten years, the Motel is on a Freehold block in Main Terrace in the centre of town, and comprises 8 cabin style motel rooms, plus two flats which are on lease, a public Laundromat, Office, set amid award-winning tropical gardens. Member of 4 regional tourism areas, 3 star rating , tourism accredited.
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Set beside a monsoonal vine forest, and offers 15 deluxe units with private facilities. There is also bunk, camping and safari camp accommodation available with shared facilities.
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Alice Springs, the real
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Heavitree Gap Outback Lodge |
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Offers guests the unique opportunity of enjoying a resort style holiday whilst also experiencing the spectacular "Red Centre" and true Australian outback. |
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Located in the foothills of the MacDonnell Ranges, Novotel Outback Alice
Springs is close to many tourist attractions of the city such as West
MacDonnell, Anzac hill, Desert Park, Botanical gardens and racecourse.
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The only hotel situated on the bustling Todd Mall – the town’s main shopping and business precinct. Friendly, professional staff are available 24 hours a day to ensure your needs are catered for in every respect whether traveling for business or pleasure. |
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The perfect place to begin your discovery of Australia's Centre and Lasseters Hotel Casino is the luxurious oasis in its heart. Set against the stunning MacDonnell Ranges and adjoining one of the world's best desert golf courses. Lasseters Hotel Casino Alice Springs offers accommodation rated at 4.5 stars, the highest standard available within Alice Springs. |
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Ayers Rock & Kata Tjuta National Park Uluru, also known as Ayers Rock, is a large sandstone rock formation in central part of the Northern Territory. It is located in Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, 350 km southwest of Alice Springs. Uluru is sacred to the Pitjantjatjara (Aboriginal people of the area) and has many springs, waterholes, rock caves and ancient paintings. |
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The premier hotel at Ayers Rock Resort with spacious, airy and exquisitely furnished rooms set in lush park like grounds. Deriving its name from the distinctive sail like structures, which provide shade and a touch of elegance to its design, Sails in the Desert is the ultimate in luxury in the Red Center. |
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Set amongst magnificent ghost gums and flowering native shrubs, the
Desert Gardens Hotel offers a range of stylish accommodation from shaded
poolside rooms to the magnificent deluxe rooms overlooking the desert
landscape. Desert Gardens is the superior hotel at Ayers Rock Resort and
is centrally located to all resort and touring facilities.
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A light, spacious, and well equipped with kitchen facilities. Ideal if you are holidaying with family or friends, each apartment can cater for up to six people. Emu Walk features 60 fully serviced one and two bedroom apartments. |
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Situated in Ayers Rock, the Outback Pioneer Hotel and Lodge is a place where friendships are made and good times are had. Combined with a huge barbecue area and all the luxuries of the resort, this property is an ideal venue for families
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Longitude 131 degree Experience Aims to bring guests face-to-face with nature. The rooms are individual tents on stilts, with glass doors that look toward Uluru—the massive block of stone formerly known as Ayers Rock—and slide open to the desert.
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This boutique property with a modern theme is an ideal place for your fun filled holiday. Located right next to the Ayers Rock resort's shopping centre and is a kilometer from the city centre. Furnished in a stylish mix of Aboriginal and urban themes, this hotel brings a new, exciting, contemporary element to the resort. |
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Watarrka National Park / Kings Canyon Watarrka National Park contains the western end of the George Gill Range. This scenic landscape of rugged ranges, rock holes and gorges acts as a refuge for many plants and animals, making the Park an important conservation area and major attraction of central Australia. Kings Canyon features ancient sandstone walls, sculptured by the elements, rising up more than 300ft to a plateau of rocky domes. |
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Located in a loop off the main highway running between Ayers Rock and Alice Springs. The sensitively designed resort is just seven kilometers from Watarrka National Park, the home of the magical sandstone formation of Kings Canyon.
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