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Desert sands in stunning shades of red will amaze you in this small town just a short drive from majestic Uluru in Australia’s amazing centre.

A thousand crocs of assorted shapes and sizes – including the much-feared Saltwater Crocodile – strut their stuff in a park that both educates and entertains.

A thousand crocs of assorted shapes and sizes – including the much-feared Saltwater Crocodile – strut their stuff in a park that both educates and entertains.

A thousand crocs of assorted shapes and sizes – including the much-feared Saltwater Crocodile – strut their stuff in a park that both educates and entertains.

Encounter the breathtaking beauty of Australia’s red heart. Desert waterholes teem with birdlife. Uluru glows at sunset. Great Sandy Desert dunes tower overhead.

A thousand crocs of assorted shapes and sizes – including the much-feared Saltwater Crocodile – strut their stuff in a park that both educates and entertains.

A thousand crocs of assorted shapes and sizes – including the much-feared Saltwater Crocodile – strut their stuff in a park that both educates and entertains.

A museum with something for everyone, featuring aboriginal art, tropical storms, Australian wildlife, a hall full of boats and a crocodile named “Sweetheart”.

A thousand crocs of assorted shapes and sizes – including the much-feared Saltwater Crocodile – strut their stuff in a park that both educates and entertains.

This bold and powerful new museum brings to life the awful events of 1942 – when Darwin became a pivotal battleground in World War Two.

With its vast scale and incredible colours, it is easy to see why this famous rock, known as the Red Heart of Australia, holds a sacred place in indigenous culture.

See dreamtime figures and learn about a deep cultural connection that spans thousands of years at this ancient rock art site on a sandstone escarpment.

See dreamtime figures and learn about a deep cultural connection that spans thousands of years at this ancient rock art site on a sandstone escarpment.

This bold and powerful new museum brings to life the awful events of 1942 – when Darwin became a pivotal battleground in World War Two.

Darwin is the surprising point of arrival for a number of heroic flying exploits – and some pretty destructive ones too.

This bold and powerful new museum brings to life the awful events of 1942 – when Darwin became a pivotal battleground in World War Two.

See dreamtime figures and learn about a deep cultural connection that spans thousands of years at this ancient rock art site on a sandstone escarpment.

Explore Darwin’s scenic waterfront, where you can swim in the wave pool, see turtles up close and dine in restaurants overlooking the sea. 

Explore Darwin’s scenic waterfront, where you can swim in the wave pool, see turtles up close and dine in restaurants overlooking the sea. 

This bold and powerful new museum brings to life the awful events of 1942 – when Darwin became a pivotal battleground in World War Two.

Bring a camera to capture the streaming waterfalls, unique rock formations and clear swimming holes of this dynamic landscape in Australia’s Top End.