Things to do in Northern Territory

Adventure Outback Camping Tours in the Northern Territories 2020 The rugged and mighty outback awaits you to explore the wonders of it!  Go on a camping tour, hiking, bushwalking, swimming, marvelling at the sunrises and...

Best Uluru Tours Price Guide Ayers Rock or Uluru 3-Day Rock Trip With Mulgas Adventure Tours  from $419.00 3-Day Uluru Tour Have you been dreaming of traversing the heart of the ‘Red Center’? There is mystic magic, extraordinary tales...

Best 10 Things to do in Darwin Australia Today Darwin is often the forgotten city by tourists!  But it shouldn’t be!  There are loads of cool things to do while you are at Darwin! 1. Experience...

Darwin to Alice Springs Tours in January 2020 Choose Darwin to Alice Springs Tours in January where you will be travelling more than 1,500km from Darwin to Alice Springs can seem like a daunting task....

Mulgas Uluru Travel Guide NT Mulgas Adventures offer affordable camping trips into the Red Centre exploring stunning sites like Uluru, Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon. Our Northern Territory experienced guides will take you on an...

Explore the Northern Territory with Adventure Tours Australia Drive in The Northern Territory Explore the Northern Territory with Adventure Tours to a part of the country where blue skies and breathtaking landscapes make driving a pleasure....

The Ideal Place for Backpackers Backpacker tours to the Northern Territories are, for good reason, strong on the bucket list. The Northern Territory sees an endless stream of backpackers greeted every year and is arguably...

6 Facts About the Northern Territory Uluru You Should Know Uluru, previously known as Ayers Rock is Australia's Red Centre. For thousands of years, Uluru has been a spiritual place for the Anangu people, the traditional owners.  You've probably seen hundreds of Uluru pictures, postcards and TV commercials, but it's a place for yourself that you have to see and feel. Here we discuss 6 facts about the Northern Territory Uluru. Lasseter Highway At the top of a small sand dune is this unofficial lookout. Approximately 20 kilometres before you enter the boundary of Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park, you can't miss it. Sunset at Uluru: There are several sunset viewing spots in Uluru around Yulara town and within the National Park of Uluru - Kata Tjuta.  Each lookout and sunset offers a different view of the vibrant and ever-changing colours. The most popular sunset spot is the official Uluru Sunset Lookout about 10 kilometres down the road through the park entrance gates. Uluru Base Walk: One of the best things to...