

The Northern Territory is Australia’s wild heart, combining the ancient landscapes of the Red Centre with the tropical beauty of the Top End. Marvel at Uluru’s spectacular colours at sunrise or sunset, explore the dramatic domes of Kata Tjuta and discover the towering sandstone walls of Kings Canyon. Alice Springs offers adventure and insight into Outback life, while laid-back Darwin provides a gateway to Aboriginal culture and tropical wilderness. Explore Kakadu’s ancient rock art, wetlands and wildlife, or discover the spectacular gorges of Nitmiluk National Park near Katherine. From rugged desert to lush wetlands, unforgettable experiences await.
Our recommendations for the most popular resorts to visit in Northern Territory
The Red Centre has a desert climate with an average maximum temperature of 35ºC between October and March, while winter months see an average of around 25ºC. The Top End has a typical monsoon climate with a dry and wet season. The dry season from May to October sees temperatures average 32ºC and the wet season from November to April brings thunderstorms and high humidity with temperatures inland around 39ºC.
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Darwin is approximately 17 hours from the UK (including a stopover).
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