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Northern Territory Travel Guide

Jim Jim Falls is closed for 2026, but Kakadu's real magic is still wide open. Discover 5 epic 4WD waterholes and escarpment views for your Dry Season adventure.

Jim Jim Falls is closed, but Kakadu's real magic is still wide open. Discover 5 epic 4WD waterholes and escarpment views for your 2026 Dry Season adventure.

July in the Top End is pure magic. Trade the crowds for the corrugations with our 7-day 4WD itinerary through Kakadu’s remote gorges, hidden falls, and ancient rock art galleries.

Standing on the rock shelves of Ubirr at sunset is a spiritual experience. Our 2026 guide to Kakadu reveals how to maximize the dry season peak and find the best billabong cruises.

Powerboats are back on the river, the canoes are out, and Leliyn is open for camping. Late May is the sweet spot to plan a Nitmiluk Top End dry-season run.

A practical late-autumn guide to Karlu Karlu (Devils Marbles), 100 km south of Tennant Creek — when to stop, where to camp, and how to do the boulder field justice.

Cool nights, twenty-three-degree afternoons and ghost gums lit by sunrise — late May into June is the sweet spot for driving the Tjoritja gorge loop west of Alice Springs.

Twin waterfalls into a turquoise plunge pool, magnetic termite mounds taller than a ute, and a corrugated 4WD track that earns the swim at the end. Litchfield in the Dry.

Crystal-clear thermal pools, cabbage palms and a cool morning that begs you to stay in the water. Here's your dry-season guide to Mataranka and Bitter Springs without the crowds.

Plan a 2026 Tjoritja trip with the complete Outcamp guide to camping, caravanning and 4WD touring the West MacDonnell Ranges, from Ellery Creek to the Mereenie Loop.
Plan your Nitmiluk National Park visit with this complete guide to camping, canoeing Katherine Gorge, the Jatbula Trail and 4WD bush camping in the NT dry season.
Plan your Litchfield National Park camping trip with this complete guide covering waterfalls, 4WD tracks, campgrounds and swimming holes in the NT.
Kakadu National Park, located in Australia's Northern Territory, is a stunning natural destination brimming with diverse landscapes, native wildlife, and rich Aboriginal culture. As you plan your visit to this World Heritage-listed site, it's essential to understand what makes the park unique and how to make the most of your trip to this majestic region
Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Northern Territory without breaking the bank by embarking on a free camping adventure.
Both are located in the Northern Territory's Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and are steeped in Aboriginal history and culture.
Kakadu National Park for Caravan and Camping Enthusiasts

Ditch the deep fryer. Learn how to achieve the ultimate golden crunch on pork belly bites using your caravan's air fryer, paired with a zesty Asian-style slaw.

Spice up your campsite lunch with our easy Spiced Lamb Koftas. A warming winter staple that’s quick to prep and even quicker to cook on the grill.

Chase away the winter frost with golden halloumi and garlic-infused mushrooms. These hearty breakfast rolls are a hotplate hero for your next frosty morning at camp.

Nothing beats a warming curry on a cold outback night. Our Winter Bushman's Beef Curry is a hearty, one-pot wonder designed for the camp gas stove.

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